NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Three Connecticut money managers awarded a $254 million Powerball jackpot say there’s no fourth participant despite a claim they’re covering for a winner who wants to stay anonymous.

Greg Skidmore, Brandon Lacoff and Tim Davidson work at an asset management firm in Greenwich, one of the most affluent towns in America. They came forward as the lottery winners Monday. A lawyer for the three said they formed a trust to manage the money after Davidson bought the $1 winning ticket at a Stamford gas station.

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In this photo provided by the Connecticut Lottery in Greenwich, Conn., wealth managers Tim Davidson, second left, Greg Skidmore, center, and Brandon Lacoff, second right, pose Monday with a ceremonial check for $254.2 million. The jackpot was the largest ever won in Connecticut and the 12th biggest in Powerball history.
In this photo provided by the Connecticut Lottery in Greenwich, Conn., wealth managers Tim Davidson, second left, Greg Skidmore, center, and Brandon Lacoff, second right, pose Monday with a ceremonial check for $254.2 million. The jackpot was the largest ever won in Connecticut and the 12th biggest in Powerball history. AP

Thomas Gladstone says he’s landlord for the men’s company. He said today that Lacoff told him they’re representing the winner, who wants to remain anonymous.

But a statement from the men’s trust says there are only three trustees and no anonymous fourth participant.

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