Wakolda Page #4
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Can not '
be that no one knew.
We called the capital:
no one knew anything.
Except El Al
Following the capture of Eichmann,
Prime Minister of Israel
today announced that hunting and
' just begun.
You can go to prepare the room.
Here is' the name
you asked.
"Passport-
Helmut Gregor"
Well.
Who '?
This has always been...
use a baby as a control sample of the other.
Nora, and '
failed to photograph the twins?
What kind of photography do you like? In addition to school photos...
A little of everything '.
- Forensics?
- Sorry?
He's already '
took pictures of the dead?
Once.
5 climbers who are lost in the mountains.
And tell me, Nora,
believe you can guess
to be living the last hours of his life?
E ' 'cause
think of dying early?
Not yet... I have a couple of things to do.
E ' one of my obsessions: every time
I look at the photo of a dead man,
know, the moment you pull the trigger...
Not ' weapon,
the photographic camera.
... The moment he makes the photo what's
' in his eyes?
Resignation...
or fight?
Both.
But I guess that those climbers
have fought to the end, although
' no hope.
The dead mountain
always have my eyes open.
The end always surprises them.
The cold and ' so ',
is introduced between the bones.
While still kills one believes to succeed.
Do not worry.
No one knows to live their last hours.
Will come to pick me up.
Portals here. Tell him
leave them to him as a gift.
Why '?
'Cause I ask.
E. ..?
And you would do anything I asked you, is not it?
No.
No?
I'll soon forget...
Mengele was an eternal fugitive.
To search the Mossad.
Continuous'
experimenting with animals, children and pregnant women,
in various countries of South America.
Nora Eldoc was killed the following day.
Two days later, they found his body
under the snow,
with your eyes open.
According to the official version, and
Mengele ' drowned,
in 1979, in a beach
Bertioga, Brazil.
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