According to Austrian media reports on the 2nd, a pair of poor single brothers in Hungary who collect garbage for a living live in a cave on the outskirts of Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Recently, however, they suddenly became "lucky"-their grandmother, who had never met before, left a legacy of up to 4 billion pounds after her death. Scavengers live in caves. It is reported that Zlotte Peradi and Zada Peradi are brothers, who live in a cave on the outskirts of Budapest, the Hungarian capital, by collecting scrap iron and garbage in the streets. Although they work hard every morning, they are still in rags and have no food. Even the door panels are tied with firewood. With almost no money, the brothers in their forties are still single. Their biggest dream in this life is to save some money and get married as soon as possible. But what they didn't expect was that a "windfall" actually fell from the sky. A few days ago, the staff of a local charity organization dedicated to helping the homeless found the Peradi brothers and told them that their grandmother, who had never met before, had just died in Madden-Wottenburg, Germany, leaving a huge legacy of billions of pounds. With the help of genealogists, the old lady's lawyer found the Peradi brothers who lived in a foreign land and didn't even have an official address. They didn't know that there was a volunteer in Mardam, a rich woman in Budapest. In an interview with Hungarian ATV TV, Zasaza said, "A lawyer came to us and asked for help in finding these two brothers. He claims that he can make them get a lot of money and change their lives forever. " Zada, 43, said: "I have long heard that our mother was born in a big family, but she broke up with her family long ago because it was difficult to get along with others." Later, she abandoned our brothers. From then on, we lost contact with our mother and father until she died at the age of 43 ... "He also said," If all this is true, then we will get all the living compensation-our two brothers are living alone now, and no woman will look down on a poor bachelor living in a cave like us. But if we really get the inheritance, we will find a spouse and eventually lead a normal life. We don't even know grandma exists, and we don't know if she knows our brother. I guess the lawyer found us by looking for a family tree. "The legacy is as high as 4 billion pounds. It is reported that the spokesperson of the law firm appointed by the old lady before her death said: "We know who to contact and we are sure that these two brothers are the grandchildren of the deceased-so there is no need to inform anyone else. "At present, the Peradi brothers have obtained the mother's death certificate and the mother's blood relationship certificate, and are now preparing to leave for Germany to inherit a huge legacy. It is reported that in order to prevent the influx of many "fake heirs", the lawyer has not disclosed the real name of the billionaire old lady so far. As for the peradi brothers, the old lady may not have heard of them before her death. Nevertheless, according to the current law in Germany, all the immediate family members of the deceased will automatically get the right to inherit all the inheritance of the deceased. This means that the Peradi brothers and their sister, who are now far away in the United States and have no contact with each other, will share this legacy of up to 4 billion pounds. This newspaper comprehensively reported that poor students inherited 950 million euros and their uncles were in Germany! In fact, the story of a poor man being accidentally "hit" by hundreds of millions of heritages is endless. Sergey Sudev, 32, studied journalism at a local university in Moldova and worked part-time in a radio station. On June 5438+065438+ 10, 2008, he unexpectedly inherited a huge legacy of 950 million euros from a distant uncle in Berlin, Germany-this astronomical figure is almost equivalent to the budget of Moldova for one year. Before that, uncle and nephew only met twice. As a result, Sergei Sudev became a major shareholder of a German bank, with property all over Germany, Italy and France, plus a lot of jewelry. The news that he became rich overnight caused a sensation in the local area. Many friends came from all directions, hoping to get his "support", and some neighbors also borrowed money from him. For a time, Sergei became a big star in his hometown and the king of topics, but he still insisted on completing his professional courses.