Bank teller Sandra Diaz-Twine wins 'Survivor'
LOS ANGELES -- The numbers were in Sandra Diaz-Twine's favor on "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains" again.
The brazen 34-year-old bank teller from Fayetteville, N.C., overcame her fellow villains, 27-year-old former boxer Parvati Shallow and 37-year-old oil company owner Russell Hantz, to win the CBS reality competition's $1 million grand prize Sunday.
Diaz-Twine also claimed the ultimate bragging right: She's the first person to win "Survivor" twice.
The 20th season stranded 20 veteran contestants, divided into tribes of good guys and baddies, in Samoa.
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