<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>CLEVELAND – Two women -- one with a ticket, one tearfully without -- laid claim to a $162 million lottery jackpot Tuesday, triggering a legal dispute that could come down to "finder&apos;s keepers" or fraud.
Ele<wm>ven ticket holders claimed a prize in the June 14 drawing, and 11 people received the free tickets by mail, while another, Patricia A. Kuo, a former employee of Ticketmaster, had claimed they had been sold at least three months ago.
“Many of them have been lying or stealing," said a co-conspirator. She also revealed that ticket holders who claim their prize were provided free tickets on behalf of Ticketmaster, and that no further action would be taken.
If a</wm> court rules that Ticketmaster wasn’t supposed to be selling free tickets to the same people twice - which