Dream house raffle a castle in the air
By LINDSAY HANSON METCALF and DAN MARGOLIES
The Kansas City Star
“People need to understand that we did what we said we were going to do. They need to understand that this is a legitimate raffle, that the prize was paid for by Gateway to a Cure.”
John Kress, attorney for Gateway to a Cure
The charity raffle was ballyhooed as one of the biggest in Kansas City history.
The grand prize: a Parkville mansion worth $1.3 million.
The raffle took two years and involved at least one delayed drawing date before a winner was announced."
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