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Jackpot: America's Biggest Lotto Scam (2025)
The story of the "Hot Lotto" scandal, a $20 million fraud so ingenious it took more than a decade to unravel. Told by the confounded state Lottery CEO and the brash, young investigator who dared to outwit his mysterious adversary.
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The story of the "Hot Lotto" scandal, a $20 million fraud so ingenious it took more than a decade to unravel. Told by the confounded state Lottery CEO and the brash, young investigator who dared to outwit his mysterious adversary.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Brad Osborne, Kim Clemons
In Theaters:6/3/2025
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:AMS Pictures
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