00:00The ticket was issued at 10.10 a.m., it was paid for in cash, and the numbers were generated
00:05by the machine through QuickPick.
00:07The terminal shows that no numbers were manually entered, and no saved betting selection was used.
00:13So the numbers on that paper had nothing to do with the winning ticket.
00:16To be precise, the winning ticket was not purchased using those six numbers.
00:20The system cannot confirm whether anyone showed that paper at any point.
00:23That's enough to show he deliberately tied that paper to the winning ticket to mislead the reporters.
00:27The certified report can verify the system records.
00:30The cop's evidence will establish who was physically there.
00:32If the clerk changes his story and claims he only heard an agreement, this evidence alone won't be enough.
00:36That's why we don't corner him today.
00:37We let him expose the three different versions of his story, the interview, the sworn statement, and what he claims
00:42to remember.
00:42You told the reporters that Jason gave Emma the six winning numbers, correct?
00:47Yes.
00:48The ticket was a QuickPick.
00:49Those six numbers were never entered into the lottery terminal.
00:52Why did you tell reporters that paper contained the numbers used for the winning ticket?
00:57Jason did give her a set of numbers.
00:59I just didn't know she bought a QuickPick ticket.
01:01When was that paper written?
