British police recently revealed something that happened several years ago, according to website AutoEvolution. In 2012, twelve bus drivers won the lottery by buying a group ticket. The asking price was £38million around R$223million at current prices. Thus, each of them received around £3.1 million (R$18.2 million).
And that’s when the confusion in the family of one of the drivers began. After failing to fulfill a promise to take his 78yearold mother to Australia to visit her twin, Alex Robertson bought two new Mitsubishi Shogun 4×4s our Mitsubishi Pajero.
His two sons Alex Robertson Jr. and William Robertson didn’t like not getting a share of the profits. Alex, 45, told reporters his father only gave him 200 cigarettes — a pack of 10.
So the brothers decided to take revenge. They smashed the glass of their father’s two Mitsubishis with hammers. According to the publication The Sun, they admitted what they did next to police who recently reported it, it is not known why. In 2013, the father reportedly gave up leaving his home in Spain to testify in a trial against his children in another molestation case.
So Alex Jr. won the verdict against his father but said the lottery ended his family.
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