And still, we wait...
The Des Moines Register reports that the New York attorney who signed a winning Lottery ticket turned in just minutes before the deadline again says he’ll be in Iowa this week to explain the mystery. As of early this morning, the newspaper reported that Crawford Shaw said he'd be here on Monday -- its Tuesday -- to meet with lottery officials, spend few days, and quote -- “ get everything straightened out.” Lottery officials won't pay until they're confident that the trust that Shaw represents owned the ticket legally.
The Des Moines Register reports that the New York attorney who signed a winning Lottery ticket turned in just minutes before the deadline again says he’ll be in Iowa this week to explain the mystery. As of early this morning, the newspaper reported that Crawford Shaw said he'd be here on Monday -- its Tuesday -- to meet with lottery officials, spend few days, and quote -- “ get everything straightened out.” Lottery officials won't pay until they're confident that the trust that Shaw represents owned the ticket legally.
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