Hot Lotto winner credits winning to doll
Carved figure made by members of Hopi Tribe said to grant good luck.
HENRYETTA — A good luck charm may have helped James Nunn win a fortune.
The 49-year-old Henryetta man recently claimed the winning Hot Lotto ticket. After taxes, he will receive $923,000 Tuesday.
Three days before buying the ticket, Nunn brought home a Kachina doll — a carved figure made by members of the Hopi Tribe — that had been given to his mother. The woman who sold it to his mother, now deceased, ...
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