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Oklahoma Lottery Commission Seeks Winning Powerball Ticket Holder

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Posted by: Scott Montgomery - email
Customer buys lottery ticket from Eastside 66 in Lawton Customer buys lottery ticket from Eastside 66 in Lawton
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The Oklahoma Lottery Commission is searching for the person who bought a winning Powerball ticket from Wednesday night's drawing worth $1 million.

The winning ticket was purchased at Eastside ConocoPhillips 66, located at 3600 East Lee Boulevard in Lawton.

No one has come forward to claim the prize money.

The winning numbers were 3, 7, 11, 15 and 28. The Powerball number was 12.

Oklahoma Lottery Commission officials wouldn't talk to ABC sister station KSWO's Scott Miller, and they advised employees of Eastside 66 not to either.

The ticket holder is encouraged to contact any of the authorized claim centers listed at www.lottery.ok.gov/authorized_claim_centers.asp or contact the Oklahoma Lottery Commission at 405-522-7700.

[Source: KSWO]

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