Archive · 1 Jun 2025
Man Sues Ex-Girlfriend Over Lottery Winnings in Canada
A man in Canada won the lottery but couldn't claim it because he lost his ID.
He asked his girlfriend to get the money, trusting her because they were a couple.
She got the money, and then she disappeared.
The man says they lived together.
He found her with another person.
Now, he's suing his ex-girlfriend to get his money back.
The girlfriend denies the claims and will respond in court.
Lawrence Campbell claims he won $3.6 million in the lottery.
Campbell asked his girlfriend, Krystal McKay, to collect the winnings.
McKay allegedly disappeared shortly after getting the money.
Campbell's lawyer stated they were in a committed relationship.
McKay has denied the allegations.
- Who
- Lawrence Campbell is suing Krystal McKay.
- What
- A man is suing his ex-girlfriend over lottery winnings.
- When
- Less than two weeks after the prize was collected.
- Where
- Canada
- Why
- The man alleges his girlfriend disappeared with the winnings after he asked her to collect the prize.
Lawrence Campbell
Krystal McKay
Claims and Denials
Lawrence Campbell
Campbell alleges McKay disappeared with the lottery winnings after he asked her to collect the prize.
Krystal McKay
Krystal McKay denies the allegations and is expected to respond in court.
- Plaintiff
- Lawrence Campbell
- Defendant
- Krystal McKay
- Lottery Winnings
- $3.6 million
- Location
- Canada
