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COOK COUNTY RECORD

Thursday, April 25, 2024

Man alleges acquaintance helping to collect lottery winnings took money

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CHICAGO — A man is suing an acquaintance, accusing her of refusing to turn over the proceeds from a $100,000 lottery prize he claims she was helping him collect.

Elisen Hernandez filed a complaint on May 3 in Cook County Circuit Court against Guadalupe Beltran alleging he did not receive the proceeds of a winning lottery ticket that the defendant was accepting $8,000 to collect on behalf of the plaintiff, per a verbal agreement. The plaintiff holds Beltran responsible because the defendant allegedly induced the plaintiff to collect the proceeds of his winning lottery ticket for $8,000, but did not return the amount of $92,000 to him.

The plaintiff seeks judgment against the defendant. She is represented by Richard J. Aronson of Bruce Farrel Dorn & Associates in Chicago.

Cook County Circuit Court Case number 2017L004527

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