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Here's another exclusive.
A number of unprecedented scandals have erupted
during the Obama Administration regarding the lottery in
select U.S. states. Lottery executives have been caught
red-handed rigging the lottery to financially enrich
themselves and others, in criminal violation of the law. The
Judiciary Report has been receiving credible tips that the
Obama Administration has also been rigging select state
lotteries in America, particularly through the FBI and CIA.
Lotteries have been rigged by the Obama
Administration to award winning tickets for lower level
prizes, ranging from tens of thousands of dollars to a few
hundred thousand dollars, in order to financially compensate
people in the form of bribes for behavior that cannot be
placed on the government’s books. They are being given
rigged, winning lottery tickets for criminal behavior the
Obama Administration cannot write government checks for,
such as illegal spying, wiretapping, being high level
informants against innocent prominent business people and
politicians (among others), issuing threats and engaging in
outright aggravated harassment of people on Obama’s “enemies
list.” I have been informed of three such incidents and two
of them occurred in the state of Florida.
There are currently lawsuits in U.S. courts
demanding the disclosure of the names of people on Obama's
"enemies list" as he is misusing his post as president to
settle personal vendettas against innocent, people who
publicly criticize his political policies. The Obama
Administration is tampering in state lotteries and has the
ability to rig the winning numbers and block scores of other
tickets from winning. People have been lining up to buy
tickets, going out of their way, spending money they can't
spare, yet this administration is tampering in the lottery
in illegal ways.
Obama’s FBI and CIA have been giving people
winning lottery tickets as bribe payments for breaking U.S.
Law and this is illegal on two levels. In doing so, it lends
the appearance the individuals won prizes in the lottery,
rather than being issued a 5 to 6 figure check by the U.S.
government for engaging in unconstitutional, criminal
behavior on behalf of the Obama Administration.
The Obama Administration needs to stop using
the U.S. lottery as their personal bank account, as some
employees have been in criminal possession of winning
tickets as well. There are also other issues, such as the
Obama Administration, via the CIA and FBI, tampering in a
foreign lottery of a country that is America's ally, for
nefarious reasons, in what is unquestionably criminal
behavior on their part.
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A former lottery security official was found guilty Monday
of rigging a computerized Hot Lotto game so he could win a
$14 million jackpot then trying to get acquaintances to cash
the prize for him without revealing his identity.
Prosecutors said Eddie Tipton inserted a
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Although Tipton, 52, never got his hands on the winning
total, he was charged with two counts of fraud. Jurors found
him guilty Monday after just five hours of deliberation.
Tipton declined to comment after the verdict.
Tipton, of Norwalk, had been working for the
Des Moines-based Multi-State Lottery Association since 2003
and was promoted to information security director in 2013.
The nonprofit association is operated by 37 mostly state-run
lotteries to oversee picking numbers for various games and
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Tipton was prohibited from playing the lottery in Iowa. He
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Man accused of rigging lottery drawings
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Oct. 09, 2015 - Wisconsin Lottery officials
have asked the Wisconsin Department of Justice to review a
December 2007 Megabucks drawing after a Multi-State Lottery
employee was convicted of rigging a 16.5 million drawing in
Iowa and accused of defrauding lotteries in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Colorado, lottery officials said Friday.
Eddie Tipton, who provided software updates
to random number generating machines, was convicted in Iowa
in July on two counts of fraud after being accused of
rigging the Hot Lotto game drawing for December 29, 2010,
according to a news release from the Wisconsin Lottery.
Tipton produced predetermined numbers for the drawing and
later purchased a ticket for the drawing, eventually winning
its $16.5 million jackpot, according to the release.
Tipton is appealing the conviction. In
September, Wisconsin Lottery officials asked the Wisconsin
Department of Justice to review the December 29, 2007,
Megabucks drawing in which a man who identified himself as
"Robert Rhodes" claimed the $2 million jackpot prize on
February 26, 2008. The ticket was brought to the Lottery's
Madison headquarters by an attorney for Rhodes and signed by
Robert Rhodes of Sugar Land, Texas, with the prize payable
to Delta S Holdings.
State law requires the Lottery to pay a
prize to an individual, unless otherwise directed by a court
to pay to a trust. In the Wisconsin case, the winner chose
the lump sum cash payment of $1,147,630 and $783,257 after
taxes was paid to Delta S Holdings following a Dane County
court order. "If it is determined that something illegal
took place, we will pursue a criminal prosecution, which
will include demanding repayment of the funds," Wisconsin
Lottery Director Mike Edmonds said in the release...