Lust game The grandchildren's trick: laughing guarantee in the parish center Neunkirchen!

In the municipality of Neunkirchen am Brand, the amateur play group of the Kolping Family rehearses for the comedy "The Grand Prounding Fraud" by Hanna Goldhammer. The performances are scheduled for January 2024 in the parish center, Gräfenberger Straße 2a. The plot is pursuing Peter (Roland Schmitt), who has an illegitimate daughter (Annalena Franke) and wants to hide the truth about the grandchildren trickers to his mother Mathilde (Anja Mehl). When Mathilde, together with the neighbor Roswita (Nicole Simmler), poses a trap of the fraudsters, the wrong ones get into the mesh of the two women.

The amateur play group, which was launched by Erich Werwein in 1978, is now led by Anja Mehl and Roland Schmitt. Every year the performances attract numerous visitors, and part of the income is donated to the Sternsinger campaign. The performance dates are: Saturday, January 4, 7.30 p.m.; Sunday, January 5, 3 p.m. and 7.30pm; Monday, January 6th, 3pm; Friday, January 10th, 7.30pm; Saturday, January 11th, 7.30pm; Sunday, January 12, 3 p.m.; Friday, January 17th, 7.30pm; and Saturday, January 18, 7.30 p.m. The pre -sale for the place cards takes place in the fashion house Grau, Inner Markt 4, Neunkirchen on the fire, and the admission prices are 7 euros for the afternoon performances and 10 euros for the evening performances.

grandchild trick in the focus

The grandchildren's trick fraud has increased older people in recent years. In 2023, almost 60,000 complaints were registered on this topic. Fraudsters often vary as relatives or close friends and ask for money under the pretext of emergencies. Communication is often via SMS or chat programs to make identification more difficult. The victims are primarily emotionally manipulated older people.

The Federal Network Agency deactivated around 6,500 fraudulent phone numbers in 2023 and offers prevention tips, such as when suspected of being suspected directly from the person concerned. The fraudsters are increasingly relying on modern technologies such as AI to imitate voices. Consumer advice centers recommend that you do information about fraud stitches and be careful with suspicious emails, especially not to click or open any links. The identity of the caller should be checked for serious initials.