Former soccer participant Hiannick Kamba is alive after being presumed lifeless in a automotive accident in January 2016.
German newspaper Bild reported that the 33-year-old has been working and dwelling within the European nation. Claims surfaced in 2016 that he was killed in a crash in his native Democratic Republic of the Congo. Nevertheless, Kamba shared his model of occasions with a German prosecutor.
In accordance with the previous athlete, the “companions” he was with “left him through the night time whereas on a visit to the inside of the Congo in January 2016 they usually took his papers, cash and phone,” prosecutor Anette Milk advised Bild. The automotive accident in query was allegedly staged.
Kamba claimed that he went to a German embassy within the Congo in 2018 to show he was not lifeless, however as a result of he was missing identification, the method stalled.
In one other twist to the story, Kamba’s ex-wife confirmed his alleged dying with paperwork — together with his dying certificates — she supplied and allegedly cast. In flip, she collected a six-figure insurance coverage coverage and is now being investigated for insurance coverage fraud. Kamba, for his half, claimed he was not conscious of her actions, and he’ll function a witness in her case. He has not been charged with a criminal offense and it’s unclear if investigators imagine he was concerned within the alleged scheme.
Kamba now works as a chemical technician at an power provide firm in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. He shares a 10-year-old youngster along with his ex-wife.
Milk tells Us Weekly that Kamba “has returned to Germany” and “there are not any affordable doubts about his identification.” She provides that his ex-wife “denies the cost” of insurance coverage fraud lodged towards her. Kamba’s ex has but to formally be charged with a criminal offense.
The previous defender performed for the VfB Hüls on the time that stories of the automotive accident surfaced. He additionally shined whereas competing in youth soccer for FC Schalke 04 within the German Bundesliga league.
Kamba initially moved to Germany in 1986 when his household left the Congo. His family members have been deported in 2005, however he was allowed to stay within the nation due to his place with Schalke. He was granted residency rights on the time.
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