Alright, so I went and read the initial paragraphs of Wiki for this guy. He has been tried in Israel, the US, and finally found guilty when he was tried in Germany just recently. The man is in a wheelchair and a nursing home. Does it really matter at this point? Maybe for politics sake. The man has been involved in criminal proceedings against him since the 80's. Freaking incredible. Then, he is found guilty of being an accessory to murder for 27,900 people because he was a guard at the camp and he is sentenced to 5 years in prison. They must be pretty lenient in Germany on murderers because an accessory to 27,900 murders in the US would get a lot stiffer sentence than 5 years.
I think this is a bunch of political BS at this point just to make the rest of you feel good about something.
Then again, probably none of us posting on here really know exactly what is going on because we weren't present at any of the trials. I would love to know how they found enough evidence in Germany to convict him. Guess I am going to have to read some more of the Wiki.
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