Three-Time Lottery Winner Says ‘Aliens’ Gave Him the Numbers
Posted on: April 12, 2026, 12:32h.
Last updated on: April 12, 2026, 12:34h.
- Pennsylvania man links lottery wins to alien EVP communication
- Verified Pick 4 wins contrast with extraordinary paranormal claims
- Doubts emerge over unverified professorship and evolving origin story
A Pennsylvania man claims that “alien” beings helped him win the lottery on three separate occasions by communicating to him via “electronic voice phenomena” (EVP) and visual patterns he says appear in spectrogram-generated images.
That Gary Arnold did win the lottery at least twice is a verifiable fact, perhaps one of the few things in this story that is, so we’ll have to take his word for the rest. In 2022, he scooped $17,500 playing the Pennsylvania Lottery’s Pick 4 draw, and two years later he won another $27,500 on the same game.
Last year, he says he was directed by the mysterious beings to play the Powerball using numbers revealed in a spectrogram. Disappointingly, the aliens were toying with him – he was two numbers short of the multimillion-dollar jackpot, picking up only a few hundred dollars.
‘The Intangibles’ Make Contact
Arnold claims he was a professor at the University of Lincoln in Oxford Township – more of which later – when the beings he likes to call “the intangibles” first made contact. He says he was sitting in the University library when he heard a strange noise in his right ear. Arnold attempted to record the sound by holding a cheap cell phone with a voice recorder up to his ear.
“Upon playback, I thought I was going to hear this maybe squelch or frequency because I couldn’t figure it out,” Arnold told CBS 21 News. “But instead, I hear a whisper, and the whisper says my name.”
Arnold has been conversing with the beings ever since. Aware that people might be suspicious of his claims, he uploads recordings of these encounters to his personal website. He says he has had the voice checked by forensic experts who confirmed it “was not made by human vocal cords.”
Lottery picks are usually communicated to Arnold via spectrograms, visual representations of the sounds on his computer that form into numbers. Although on one occasion, the beings chose an even stranger channel to communicate their message – his pet pigeon, Sherbertz.
When viewing a playback of a video he had made of Sherbertz, Arnold realized the beings were communicating lottery numbers via an EVP through the bird. The numbers? One, one, one, one. This was the occasion of Arnold’s second Pick 4 win.
“You can’t make this stuff up!” he marveled, inaccurately.
Made-Up Stuff?
Speaking of which, Casino.org has been unable to verify Arnold’s claim that he was a professor at Lincoln in 2017 – or ever – as no publicly available records link him to the university as faculty.
Meanwhile, in a 2020 article in The Chester County Press, he recounts the same story of his first encounter with the voices but with no mention of a professorship or a university library.
Casino.org has reached out to Lincoln University for clarification. We really hope they can confirm the claim – because otherwise, what else might not be true? Surely not the pigeon?
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