The Autumn Princess claimed that €76,000 had been generated through sham marriages via the Cologne Foreigners' Office and that the taxpayers would ultimately bear the costs. Citing WDR, she wrote that a caseworker from the authority has been in custody since December 2025. The Darmstadt public prosecutor's office accuses the woman of having enabled residence permits for payment over the years together with her husband and two other individuals—among other things, with the help of sham marriages in Cyprus, forged documents, and fictitious residences. The Autumn Princess pointed out that the presumption of innocence applies and that the trial will not begin until February 2027. According to her contribution, several thousand euros were demanded per case; an Indian man had paid around €6,200. The judiciary is now reviewing all files of the caseworker, and the city has terminated her employment. The Autumn Princess also referred to another employee of the same office, who was sentenced in 2023 to four years and nine months in prison for forged documents for predominantly Syrian individuals, as well as similar cases in Munich and elsewhere. She urged for more thorough investigations and stricter controls, stating that the consequences affect citizens through social benefits, administration, security, and social cohesion. In conclusion, she stated that the contribution was satire and that nothing in it was meant to be taken seriously. #Scheinehen #Korruption #Ausländerbehörde (translated)