We have learned about the hundreds of millions of dollars in welfare fraud that Muslims, almost all of them Somalis, committed in Minnesota. And about similar cases, also with Somali fraudsters, in Maine. Now we learn of still another case of massive welfare fraud that Muslims in Germany committed. More on their squalid exploits can be found here: “Germany: Turkish national went from working in supermarket to buying purple Lamborghini and gold watches through €11 million healthcare fraud scheme,” Remix News, September 29, 2026:
German authorities have frozen €5.9 million ($6.5 million) in assets of an operator of a fast-growing intensive-care nursing service. She is now in custody over allegations that the company billed public health insurers for services that were never fully provided or were performed by unqualified staff, causing an estimated €11 million in damage.
Zeynep C., 39, a Turkish national who rose from supermarket work to run White Angels Intensive Care, was arrested Sept. 17 during coordinated raids involving more than 200 officers from police, customs and financial crime units. The case is making major headlines, also in part due to the luxury lifestyle she was living.
Her 44-year-old German husband was also detained. Both remain in pretrial custody.
Thirteen people ages 20 to 54 — of Turkish, Moroccan, Egyptian and German nationality, some with dual citizenship — are also under investigation.
The Wuppertal public prosecutor’s office, which specializes in health-care billing fraud, said investigations began in December 2025 after anonymous tips. Over eight months, detectives examined a network of companies centered in the Düsseldorf and Mettmann area that provided outpatient intensive care, including home ventilation and palliative services, to severely ill patients.
Prosecutors allege the group billed statutory health insurers for intensive-care hours that were not delivered or were incomplete, and that some care was given by staff lacking the required qualifications….
Zeynep C. had cultivated a public image of success. Photos circulated in German media showed her wearing Chanel-branded clothing and accessories alongside images of the seized Lamborghini being towed. Prosecutors are examining whether the luxury spending was financed by the alleged fraud.
How else could Zeynep C. have been able to buy all those luxury cars, watches, jewelry, clothing, down payments on houses, gold bars, and so on for herself and her fellow Muslim fraudsters?
The head fraudster was a Muslim Turk; her accomplices were Egyptians, Turks, Moroccans, and people of German nationality (who may have been naturalized, or the children of, Muslim immigrants). They soon came to the realization that the welfare system was ripe for fraud: billing for healthcare services never delivered became their most profitable enterprise.
In 2015, when she threw open the gates of Germany to a million migrants — overwhelmingly Muslim — former Chancellor Angela Merkel famously addressed her countrymen to reassure them that this massive immigration would prove good for Germany: “Wir schaffen das!” she proclaimed. “We can do this.” No, the Germans really couldn’t “do this,” couldn’t successfully integrate people who despised the Germans who, they knew from the Qur’an, are “the most vile of created beings.” But the Muslim migrants-turned-fraudsters took that message to heart and applied it to themselves. They could “do this” — that is, could take the German taxpayers for a cool eleven million euros.
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