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The announcement in Deurne's weekly magazine that Theo and Marleen celebrated their ruby wedding was a bonfire on social media. At first glance, there was nothing special about the ad until the reader's eyes dropped a little on the page.
Fierce Case
A Corrie placed an ad under the ad, indicating that she and Theo had a fierce affair.
So it was not surprising that a week later, Marleen had announced that the party was not going to take place and Theo had asked to occupy a spot in an advertisement.
Uitoktered
This turned out to be part of an ingenious plot that seems to have been put in place by two members of the "Vlierdense Mafia", a group that thinks more often of this kind of jokes. Frank van Rooij and Frans Fransen were the driving force behind the joke, which took place this morning in Omroep Brabant. For the fifteen years of the carnival of Vlierdense, they drew the plan.
Theo and Marleen, a fiction, started here last November by sending tickets to other villagers. For example, if they had their birthday – or if they had broken something, like the man in the video below.
Smeuïg
All these cards were written by the same person, a member of the group told De Telegraaf. It was the wife of one of the members. The tickets were confusing because no one knew Theo and Marleen. The members of the Vlierdense mafia had to defend themselves more and more during the past year because in the village they were suspected of being behind the tickets.
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