A woman in Texas is accusing the state’s lottery commission of withholding an $83.5 million jackpot three months after the numbers on her ticket matched the winning numbers in a drawing, according to a new lawsuit.

A Texas woman is suing to collect an $83.5 million lottery jackpot she says was not paid out by the state. The jackpot is part of an investigation into

The unnamed woman is suing Sergio Rey, the acting deputy executive director of the Texas Lottery Commission. In the lawsuit filed on May 21 and obtained by USA TODAY, she claims she was not paid "as the rightful and undisputed winner" of a $83.5 million prize.