A grandmother who falsely claimed the £33million lotto jackpot belonged to her has had her house EGGED by angry locals. Susanne Hinte, who was born in Germany but lives in Worcester, said that the fortune - which had not been legitimately claimed until yesterday - was headed her way. She said she accidentally put a ticket with the winning numbers through the washing machine, meaning the date and barcode had worn off. But last night it was confirmed that the legitimate winner had been found - and it was not Mrs Hinte. Hours later her £145,000 home was attacked with eggs by mechanic Steve Allen. It marks the second time her home has been egged this week. Mr Allen pulled up in a blue people carrier before hurling three eggs at the house. One struck her front door. The father-of-two defended his actions however. Mr Allen said: "When I read the papers this morning I just thought, 'I've had enough of this'. "I just had to do something." wtf?????
Eggs, eh? He must have cracked. His brain must be scrambled. Mrs Hinte may have to shell out to get her door professionally cleaned. It's no yoke.
Imagine reading something in the papers that made you so furious that you are compelled to egg someone's house?
Like cleaning buildings of grafitti? One suspects she may be busy for the forseeable future, on the upside she won't have far to travel.
They must have some right ******s in that area, a house egger and a woman who thought she could scam Camelot.
I can't believe we aren't talking about him on the omlette thread. But, I agree, what he did was funny and he is a much better person than the bitch with the dodgy ticket.
Am I the only one who thinks the real winner is paying her to do this so as to divert all the attention away? Very clever move in my opinion.