A businessman from Spain named David Marjaliza has come forward and claimed eight wining tickets to the tax office that is collectively worth a total of $257,000. He has since been arrested and accused of corruption. He is suspected of forming a political corruption ring, including six mayors from Madrid, and distributing fraudulent contracts.
It is nearly impossible for this to happen legitimately, I think that the accusations against him are accurate, and he is guilty unless he provides sufficient proof that he won fairly.
It is practically impossible to win the lottery 8 times. I think the accusations against Mr.Marjaliza are accurate and that he most likely has fraudulent means with his "winnings."
I truly believe that it is impossible to win the lottery 8 times. Some people have played for months straight and have not even won once , so for someone to win 8 times is unlikely
I think his punishment should be jail time, and to take away all the winnings. Also they should restrict him from playing the lottery again. He is definitely guilty.
The chances of winning the lottery even once is close to zero. However, to win it 8 times in just over a year is absurd. If he is a known corrupt individual, he should be punished accordingly to the nations laws.
