a brown dome at long-term measurement of new hampshire. if she's well known in the community, she wants to remain anonymous because of safety concerns and so she can walk down the street without being harassed or solicited. here's the problem. when the woman found out she won the lotto, her first instinct was to protect her half billion dollar piece of paper, so she went to the lotto website and follow the rules by putting her name and address on the back of the ticket. she then put the ticket in a safe and called the lawyer. the lawyer told her if she wanted to preserve her privacy she would need to set up a trust and have the trust send the ticket. if but when the attorney asked the new hampshire state lotto if the woman could use a white out to and address, they said no because that would invalidate te ticket. the executive director of the state lottery says he understands that winning the lottery is a life-changing event and he respects with the winner's desire to remain anonymous, but new hampshire has a right to know law and since her name and information is already on the ticket, there's