> After nine years, the Selbees had grossed over $27 million in winning tickets – for a net profit of $7.75 million before taxes. That's when a Boston newspaper

> After nine years, the Selbees had grossed over $27 million in winning tickets – for a net profit of $7.75 million before taxes. That's when a Boston newspaper started investigating locations where lottery tickets were being sold at an extraordinary volume. That triggered an investigation by the Inspector General. 9 years of repeated lottery winnings by a single family and somehow nobody at the lottery noticed. Amazing.