'Our dad didn’t share EuroMillions jackpot so we smashed his car up with hammer'

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EuroMillions jackpot had his car smashed with a hammer by his own sons after he refused to share the winnings. And while a lotto win should be welcomed, life-changing news for most, for others like Alex Robertson it can cause huge family rifts.

Mr Robertson was named among the lucky bus drivers who scooped a staggering £38million during a syndicate in Corby, Northants, over a decade ago. READ MORE: Boyfriend of lottery winner left with nothing from £3.6m jackpot after getting dumped But despite the British National Lottery rules stating that only the named person on the ticket is entitled to the cash - his sons didn't agree.A massive feud erupted between the family after his sons claimed they weren't given any of the £3.1million that was handed to their dad.Alex Jnr, 45, confessed: “We ended up taking hammers to his two new 4x4 Shoguns."We walked up his driveway at 11 o'clock at night and put two claw hammers through the windows of the car."We then reported ourselves to the police.”He previously told The Sun: “This lottery win was the worst thing that ever happened to us — it ripped our families apart."Brother William, 44, was charged with harassment after he sent his father threatening text messages.However, the case was dropped back in 2013, after Alex Snr, 77, changed his mind about flying from Spain to offer evidence in the trial.The Daily Star previously reported how Kirk Stevens’ was left high and dry after his girlfriend did a runner with her winnings.His partner Laura Hoyle bagged £10,000 every month for 30 years, for a huge total of £3.6million, as part of the National Lottery’s Set For Life draw.Kirk said she lived with him rent free and her contribution was to put £25 on the lottery each week.At first, the.