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Loyalty is only skin-deep, but when it comes to money, even bloodlines get a little blurred. This man recently won a life-changing amount of money from the lottery, but after a family gathering, suddenly, it looked more like OUR winnings instead of his. And once you divvy up a big pile of cash between 40 people, it’s no longer the life-altering amount you’d dreamed of.
Altruism is important in our social circles—especially in your family. We help out our younger siblings with math homework and sacrifice our weekends for some nephew’s baseball tournament. When it comes to family, a lot of us will go above and beyond. However, when it comes to financial matters, generosity can be a bit harder to fathom. So when this guy won the lottery after years of playing, he mistakenly shared his good fortune with his immediate family members. To help them out with a few urgent bills and debts, he agreed to help his closest family members with their problems—but unfortunately, with the smell of cash in the water, the sharks started to circle.
Read on to see how this newfound wealth drove a wedge between a guy and his money-grubbing extended family.
In 1998, Lenny Dirickson was having breakfast with his son when an unidentified man inquired about a horse Lenny had for sale. Lenny left with the man, but failed to return home. It was later revealed that Lenny had never advertised he had a horse for sale, leading to many unanswered questions. On March 14, 1998, 39 year old Leonard “Lenny” Dirickson and his 16 year old son Jared started their Saturday morning off typically as they ate breakfast together at Larry’s dairy farm near Cheyenne, Oklahoma. At 9 AM, as they were eating, a visitor arrived unannounced in what…
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This year the Washington Nationals will celebrate their 5-year anniversary since winning the World Series in 2019. But did you know that the Nationals won the World Series 100 years ago as well? Better known as the Washington Senators at the time, the team had officially changed its name to the Washington Nationals in 1905, …
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