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Shop employee who bought £1m profitable scratchcard to warring couple desires prize cut up

The store employee on the centre of a row between a bloke who gained £1million on a scratch card and his girlfriend who dumped him has spoken out – and thinks the large prize needs to be cut up.

Michael Cartlidge, 39, and Charlotte Cox, 37, bought the profitable ticket collectively at a Nisa retailer in Spalding, Lincolnshire. Charlotte was the one who paid for the scratchcard and scratched it, however Michael claimed it was his concept within the first place. He stated he even tried to switch her cash to cowl the acquisition on the time.

Michael stated his girlfriend of three months, who he was dwelling with, initially agreed to separate the winnings. However, weeks later she left him and claimed your entire jackpot. And now the Nisa worker who bought them the ticket has spoken out about what they suppose needs to be completed with the large prize.

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Charlotte Cox took the cash and dumped the bloke
Charlotte Cox took the money and dumped the bloke

The unnamed Nisa store assistant, who appeared to confirm Michael’s declare that he tried to switch the money as a result of she stated she noticed him present his cellphone to the-now ex, stated: “I’m on no one’s side. I like them both. But I honestly believe that the money should be both of theirs.

“How can you live with yourself after robbing half a million? I know I couldn’t. I joked, ‘You’ve not got the money!’. But he was like, ‘Yeah I have. It’s this bloody signal in here’. Then he held the phone up to her and it was the spinning wheel.”



He is trying to get the cash back somehow
He is attempting to get the money again by some means

Lottery bosses Camelot launched an investigation and reportedly indicated to Michael that the cash can be cut up. This included a overview of CCTV footage. However, new National Lottery house owners Allwyn discovered Charlotte to be the rightful claimant of the £1m prize.

Michael is reportedly poised to launch authorized motion. Despite admitting the couple would not have gotten the ticket with out Charlotte, he stated: “She wouldn’t have got it without me either.” He claimed the cash confirmed as transferred on his cellphone about 40 minutes after she scratched the cardboard.

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