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This story is stranger than the police allow …
On Monday night, Günther Jauch (64) told a particularly crazy story about “Who wants to be a millionaire?” Actually, the police were looking for the moderator. And that’s for 15 euros.
For the last time this year, the hopeful foxes faced their marathon of questions. When punk rock singer Sebastian Hafner (38) from Eislingen sat across from him, the question master got into a chatty mood. As the candidate was already at 64,000 euros, Jauch wanted to know from him what he intended to do with the money.
Photo: TVNOW / Stefan Gregorowius
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Hafner told him that, among other things, he would pay two parking tickets. The musician: “I always hope that maybe nothing will come.” But Jauch knew from personal experience: “Something always comes. Nothing has ever happened to me. “
He had the right example at hand and started with a very personal story that shouldn’t have been that long ago. “I once drove too fast in Bavaria. Fine 15 euros ”, Jauch began to say. But the officers were unable to deliver the fine.
Because, according to the contest teacher: “I had moved. So the address was just not correct anymore, and it had been for a long time. ” That is why the letter was sent to the police in Bavaria with the note “moved unknown”.
Then things really took off. Jauch on the show: “They said: ‘Administrative assistance.’ ‘Administrative assistance’ throughout Germany! Where is the man? After an intensive investigation, officials discovered that his new place of residence is in Brandenburg. Jauch: “Then official assistance was requested from the police departments. Then everything went back with all the trimmings. “
Shortly before the statute of limitations expired, two Brandenburg police officers finally stood in front of his door to personally deliver notice of the fine. The contest master responded with a rather cheeky saying. “I said, ‘First of all, I would like to congratulate you for prosecuting capital crimes in this country so consistently,'” recalls the moderator.
Of course, Günther Jauch paid the fine immediately. In the end, his advisor took the 64,000 euros from him and now he wants to use it to pay his parking tickets.
