A very lucky person Callie Rogers wins the lottery and thinks that her life becomes better, but instead, things go badly wrong. British teen lottery winner Callie Rogers, 22, blew through nearly all of a jackpot of over $3 million, spending a large amount of it on cocaine. After 6 years of having won the fortune, she is presently left with a meager $32000.
She estimates she spent most of the huge £250,000 on cocaine — most of which went to a boyfriend who was addicted to it. Rogers was quoted as saying that she was spending a fortune on cocaine, a nasty evil drug which tears your life apart. She will be honest, about £¼ million of her lottery win has been wasted on it. She also spends her huge amount on and inconsequent breast implants, and in buying for her family and friends the most sizzling gifts.
A huge $25000 on drugs alone wasted by her, and not has stopped to think twice before getting the most coveted vacation trips. Rogers claims that she lent huge loans to relatives who were after her for her money. She said that her husband Nicky Lawson tried to steal her money which pushed her into trying to “commit suicide”.
Rogers is happy about being broke and says that it’s brought her nothing but unhappiness. It has ruined her life.
She is now 22 and moved back into her mother’s three bedroom home in Cumbria England, and she has two children, ages one and four, with Lawson. She has not touched cocaine in three years revealed by her. In order to pay back a meager sum of 3000 pounds, a solicitor’s bill, she is selling off property. She need never work again after won lottery but months later when she got bored of her shopping sprees, she has gone back to work. When they started their family, even her husband Lawson lived a jobless life of luxury at her expense. She now has to cope with three cleaning jobs to support her.
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Where was all the help for Callie when she won all that money at just 16 years of age. Much to young in my opinion to deal with all what goes with it. Certainly calls for a debate on whether the minimum age should be changed to at least 18 years to play I feel.