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Former Schalke player Hiannick Kamba has been found alive and four years are presumed dead.
The defender, who was once a teammate with German No. 1 Manuel Neuer, was reportedly pronounced dead in January 2016 after an apparent accident in his home country.
His club at the time, the eighth level VfB Huls, mourned his death, but has now been found alive in Gelsenkirchen.
Prosecutors launched an investigation against the player’s ex-wife who reportedly collected a six-figure life insurance payment.
Kamba’s ex-wife claims that she realized she was eligible for a life insurance payment and submitted documents to the insurance company to prove her death.
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She is now being investigated for fraud amid reports of forged documents.
Prosecutor Anette Milk said Bild: “The accused is accused of fraud, but she denies the fact. The proceedings are still ongoing.
“[Kamba] He stated that his companions had left him overnight during a trip to the interior of the Congo in January 2016 and took his papers, money and telephone. “
Kamba will be a witness after filling out an application to return to Germany two years ago.
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Since he settled in Gelsenkirchen, Kamba has returned to his former job where he worked as a chemical technician for an energy supply company.
Kamba’s family was deported from Germany in 2005 after originally fleeing the Congo 19 years earlier.
Kamba was allowed to remain in the country due to his status as a youth team player in Schalke and was granted asylum and residence rights.
The now 33-year-old spent his entire senior career playing for various clubs in Germany’s lower leagues.
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