A Purple Lamborghini and Millions of Euros. Behind the Scenes of a Fortune in Patient Care. "I Felt a calling."
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An anonymous note triggered eight months of investigation: 13 accused of a nursing service company are in the focus. Now their service cars have been secured: Lamborghini, Maybach and Mercedes AMG. Further details on the case from the region.
From working in a supermarket to head of intensive care: In just a few years, Zeynep C. drove a Lamborghini, a Mercedes-AMG and a Maybach and lived with her family in a luxury house near Düsseldorf, Germany. Now she and her husband are in pretrial detention – facing charges of multi-million-euro fraud, German media report. […]
The total damage caused by the two suspects is likely to exceed eleven million euros. Suspected of the crime: commercial and tied-up billing fraud, money laundering, tax offences and the retention of wages. The "Image" newspaper called the main culprits the "Lila-Lamborghini-Lady": Zeynep C. is said to have risen within a few years from a supermarket employee to the head of an intensive care company and with her family in a representative Der Be…
Her purple Lamborghini was her trademark. Until recently, Zeynep C. headed the intensive care unit and insisted that her goal was to provide the best care for patients. Today, she and her husband are in custody, and investigators have seized luxury cars, a house, and assets worth €5.9 million.
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