Won the lottery and, to avoid the "mangazo" of his friends, went to charge with a mask of "Scream" – 13/02/2019

The video has traveled the world and, against the interests of its protagonist, has attracted attention. This is a man who won the lottery in Jamaica and went to receive the prize check, for $ 1.1 million, with a horror movie mask Yell. He also wore black gloves. The idea, he said, was prevent his friends from recognizing him and start asking for money.

Because of this strange attitude, the world now knows that the winner of the Super Lotto is calling A. Campbell. In front of the cameras, in the Spanish Court Hotel Kingston, where the awards ceremony was held, the man introduced himself in this way. He clarified that it was not something "improvised", It took 54 days to cheer up before appearing in public. Their fears were communicated by Supreme Ventures, the company that manages the lottery in Jamaica.

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Campbell said in the middle Jamaica Star What after winning, in November he started having panic attacks. He thought his friends would start asking him for help and that he could not help everyone, as he really would like. That's why, when he affixed his signature on the check on February 5, he decided to hide his face.

"I'm pretty good," he told reporters. "I'm a bit overwhelmed, a little bit," he added.

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Campbell recounted how he had received the news that he had won. "I watched the ballot, I rushed into my bathroom and shouted:" I won, I won! ", A he declared. The Washington Post. "Since the day I won I felt sick. My head ached for three days, because I had thought so much, because what I had been waiting for so long had really happened. My stomach hurt for weeks. Sometimes I felt so much pain that I forgot that I had won, "he said.

Supreme Ventures He tweeted the photos of when he received the prize of over a million US dollars and Campbell explained how he would spend that money. "In a beautiful house," he says. "I have a small business and I plan to grow it.I like to have money because I can buy an apartment," he added.

This is not the first time that a "masked" winner appears in Jamaica. Last year, a woman who won the same prize, the Super Lotto, received the check with a smiling face emoji mask. Simone Clarke-Cooper, part of the press of Supreme Ventures, badured that from that moment, the other winners started to do the same.

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