Hoosier Millionaires Claim Prize
Father, Son Share $15.2 Million Prize
POSTED: 12:25 p.m. EST April 1, 2003
UPDATED: 12:38 p.m. EST April 1, 2003
INDIANAPOLIS -- A father and son have become instant millionaires.
Kurt White turned in the winning ticket for the Hoosier Lotto jackpot Tuesday.
White took the cash option for the $15.2 million prize, which means he'll get a little less than $8 million.
White plans to share the prize with his father, who was the one who bought the ticket.
White said his father has been playing the same lottery numbers every week for seven years.
The racing fan said he plans to visit Monaco in June for a Formula 1 race.
The ticket was sold at the Smoker's Nook on the east side.
Kurt White turned in the winning ticket for the Hoosier Lotto jackpot Tuesday.
White took the cash option for the $15.2 million prize, which means he'll get a little less than $8 million.
White plans to share the prize with his father, who was the one who bought the ticket.
White said his father has been playing the same lottery numbers every week for seven years.
The racing fan said he plans to visit Monaco in June for a Formula 1 race.
The ticket was sold at the Smoker's Nook on the east side.
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