A Frenchman asks two thieves using his stolen credit card to buy a card winning jackpot to go ahead, saying € 500,000 (£ 413,664).
Introducing himself as Jean-David E, the man told RTL radio because the money could be taken by the authorities, he was looking to strike the agreement with them.
“Without me, they wouldn’t have won, but if they weren’t, I wouldn’t have bought this ticket. I want to offer them to share victories.
There is no one farther away from the ticket, blocked by the National Lottery Operator in France Française des Jux (FDJ), according to Jean-David.
Jean-David discovered that his backpack covering his wallet was stolen from his car parked at the central Toulouse on 3 February.
After calling his / her bank to prevent his credit card, he knew that € 52.50 (£ 437) was spent by an uncommon tabac des terms, a nearby corner store. Jean-David went to the shop to see if the staff saw any sad or if there were assets in his shop.
“My client is talking to the cashier and knows that two homeless men use his credit card and many lawyers of Jean, Piegre Debuisson at BBC.
Two men told the cashier they won € 500,000 jackpot on one of the cards and they planned to go to FDJ to claim their wins.
The cashier finds the behavior of two men suspected because they did not enter the PIN number on one of the cards they attempted to buy, according to Jean-David.
After his conversation with the cashier, David-David contacted the local police in turn reached FDJ to alert game games.
Police are now likely to grab the victories and should be theft to come to FDJ themselves, they are likely to be arrested, according to Jean-Davide.
Card card winners have 30 days from the date of purchase to gain their victories, and for Jean-Davide and his unable companions, the deadline is easily approaching.
His lawyer Mr Debehandon suggests an amnesty: “My client is very pleased to stole his credit card in these circumstances and not a miraculous opportunity for this new life for themselves . “
“Unless they contact my lawyer, the ticket is not available. So why not solve good and do fifty-year-olds?
“For that amount of money, I am ready to agree”, he added, explaining that he would use his share of victories – € 250,000 (€ 206,988) – to help pay his debt.
FDJ police and Toulouse are approached for comment.
