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Search is on for $3.2 million lottery winner in Henry County

One lucky lottery contestant is $3.2 million richer after selecting the winning numbers in Monday night's Jumbo Bucks Lotto drawing.
One lucky lottery contestant is $3.2 million richer after selecting the winning numbers in Monday night's Jumbo Bucks Lotto drawing.
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Feb 20, 2019

Check your ticket.

An unsuspecting grocery shopper in metro Atlanta is $3.2 million richer after nailing all six numbers in Monday night’s Jumbo Bucks Lotto drawing.

The lucky ticket was sold at the Locust Grove Publix on Ga. 155 in Henry County, the Georgia Lottery Corporation announced Wednesday.

The winning numbers from Monday’s drawing were 1-2-4-12-39-46.

The winner has 180 days from the draw date to come forward and cash in on their prize.

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Channel 2's Christian Jennings reports.

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