Mirlande Wilson, center, who has claimed that she has Maryland's Mega Millions ticket, appears at a news conference with attorney Edward Smith Jr., left, Wednesday, April 4, 2012, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Sarah Brumfield)
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Updated: Friday, 06 Apr 2012, 3:41 PM EDT
Published : Friday, 06 Apr 2012, 3:41 PM EDT
BALTIMORE (AP) - A woman who has claimed to have Maryland's winning Mega Millions ticket now says she has misplaced it.
Mirlande Wilson of Baltimore told WRC-TV in Washington on Thursday that the ticket is misplaced.
When asked by WRC if she would claim the jackpot, Wilson replied, "If I find it... I misplaced it."
Wilson had previously said she hid the ticket at the McDonald's where she works.
One of three winning tickets for the record-breaking $656 million prize was sold at a 7-Eleven in Milford Mill. The others were sold in Kansas and Illinois. Kansas officials said Friday that the holder of the winning ticket had come forward and were planning a news conference.
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