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"I'm Good Where I Am": Winner of the Lotto Thirty Years Ago, He Now Lives in Social Housing but Is Not Ashamed
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In Hazebrouck, in the North, the neighbors are still talking about it: this discreet man who lives in social housing would have touched a record jackpot in the Lotto thirty years ago. In the stairwell, some of them necessarily see the sign of a ruin, others a story that they don't really understand. Because in 1995, Bruno Caloone, then bank employee and father of two children, won 70 million francs, or about 16 million euros, the biggest gain of…
In December 1995, Bruno Caloone won 70 million francs at the national lottery. Thirty years later, our colleagues from La Voix du Nord found him.
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