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California Mega Millions Winner Revealed

California Mega Millions Winner Revealed

In a stunning turn of events, the identity of the winner of the record-breaking $2.04 billion Mega Millions jackpot has finally been disclosed. The California Lottery announced that the lucky ticket was sold at Joe's Service Center in Altadena, and the winner has been identified as Edwin Castro. This monumental prize, which was drawn on November 8, 2022, has made Castro an instant billionaire, catapulting him into the ranks of the world's richest individuals overnight.

Castro opted for the lump sum payment, which amounted to a staggering $997.6 million before taxes. The announcement of his win has sparked widespread interest and discussion across the state and nation, with many expressing awe at the sheer scale of the jackpot. The California Lottery has confirmed that Castro's life will be forever changed by this windfall, and he has already begun to plan how he will use his newfound wealth.

The revelation of the winner's identity comes after weeks of speculation and media frenzy. The ticket, which matched all six numbers in the drawing, was one of the most sought-after in lottery history. The win has also led to a significant increase in lottery ticket sales across California, as hopefuls dream of their own chance at striking it rich.

Joe's Service Center, where the winning ticket was purchased, is set to receive a $1 million bonus for selling the ticket, further adding to the excitement surrounding this historic event. As the dust settles on this record-breaking lottery win, Edwin Castro's name will be remembered as the man who defied the odds to claim the largest lottery prize ever awarded in the United States.

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