Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe TORONTO, March 26 (UPI) -- A 90-year-old Toronto-area man who won a $4.4 million lottery jackpot says he suspects his late wife and mother had something to do with the win. Maurice Ducharme, a retired autoworker and World War II veteran, told the Toronto Sun he's been playing the Lotto 6/49 game since it started in June 1982 but never won anything substantial. Advertisement He said while the win felt "magnanimous," it made him miss his wife more. She died two years ago, he said. However, the father of four and grandfather of eight said he didn't miss the irony of winning the jackpot last Saturday, which was his mother's birthday. "I don't know if she had anything to do with it," Ducharme said. "Between her and my wife, maybe they cooked something up." Ducharme said apart from sharing the windfall with his family, he's planning trips to Barbados and Florida and is considering buying a new Ford Mustang, the report said.
