The accused were charged with multiple offences relating to the theft and fraudulent claiming of a $12.5 million winning Super 7 lottery ticket.
The Crown alleged that a convenience store clerk stole the winning free play ticket from a customer and subsequently had his daughter claim the prize.
Relying on circumstantial evidence, including lottery terminal data, cellphone records, and banking records, the court found the father guilty of theft, fraud, and possession of stolen property.
The daughter was found guilty of fraud and possession of stolen property.
The son was found guilty of stealing other lottery tickets but acquitted of the charges relating to the $12.5 million ticket.
All accused were acquitted of money laundering.
