Malicious damage caused to Millionaires home in Cumbria

A lottery millionaire-heiress has had her home targeted by vandals, leaving her property which is currently on the market in a horrendous state.

The 22 year old, who was the second youngest to win the lottery in the UK when she was just 16, had her home targeted by the vandals on Sunday 6 September; Blue paint was chucked over the front of the property as well as two vehicles on the same street.

The winner of the £1.9 million lotto is currently trying to see her home in Whitehaven, Cumbria is devastated and will have to use her home buildings insurance to claim for the damage that has been caused.

Police are currently looking for any witnesses to the malicious damage by carrying out door-to-door enquiries in the area.

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