90-Year-Old Powerball Jackpot Winner Sues Son, Says Her Money Was Invested Poorly

90-Year-Old Powerball Jackpot Winner Sues Son, Says Her Money Was Invested Poorly
File photo of signs displaying the jackpots for Mega Millions and Powerball lottery drawings at a newsstands in midtown Manhattan in New York, on Oct. 19, 2018. Mike Sugar/Reuters
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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A 90-year-old Florida Powerball winner is filing a lawsuit against her son and his financial advisers, saying that the money was put into poor investments.

Gloria Mackenzie, who won $278 million six years ago, filed the suit in Jacksonville against her son, Scott Mackenzie, and his financial advisers, reported The Associated Press on April 11.
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