Senior government officials like Martin Bormann should not have been able to leave Germany after the war, but this executioner, who was supposed to have appeared on the gallows, appeared in Argentina thousands of miles away.

It is self-evident what the trick is.

However, people like this will naturally be placed under strict surveillance. Of course, the surveillance personnel may be the local secret police of Argentina or foreign intelligence agencies.

Just like Martin Bormann, since he left Germany, his itinerary, place of residence, new name after changing his surname, daily contacts, etc., can all be found out by combining this large amount of information.

In other words, those intelligence personnel may be restricted in certain aspects. Although they have been closely monitoring these executioners, they are unable to arrest them.

It's so rare for Israeli agents to arrest Adolf Hillman...

Although Martin Bormann fled Berlin, it was obvious that he was still under close surveillance, otherwise such detailed surveillance data would not be found in these materials.

Therefore, Yang Jing could clearly see Martin Baumann's movements from these materials. In September 1947, Martin Baumann, who used the alias Tony Elstner, bought this house in Chascomús, and after living here for nine years, he seemed to have sensed something was wrong, so he sold the house and left here to continue his seclusion in Paraguay.

Perhaps the intelligence agencies of the former Soviet Union, the United States, France, and the United Kingdom would not take action against Martin Bauman, but they could not stop the Israeli agents from taking action. The German Holocaust against the Jews had long ago caused Israel and those fleeing Nazi executioners to fight to the death.

Perhaps Martin Bauman realized that Israeli agents had discovered his whereabouts, so he left here and went to Paraguay.

Even if these evil executioners fled Germany, they would still be in constant fear. At the slightest sign of trouble, these guys would run away like frightened rabbits.

Yang Jing collected his thoughts and looked up to ask Chris: "Then do you know who lives in this house now?"

Chris shook his head. "Sorry, boss, we have too little time to fully monitor this house."

Yang Jing's right index finger kept tapping the table. After thinking carefully for a while, he said, "Forget it. The time interval is too long, and this house has changed owners several times. If we don't have definite clues, I'm afraid we won't be able to find anything here."

As he spoke, Yang Jing turned around and asked Carl Morris: "Carl, have you found the library I asked you to look for? Is there anything unusual?"

"Boss, we found the library you mentioned. It's four blocks north of the house, about 500 meters away. It's a small city library, but it has a long history, said to be more than 100 years old. But it's a very ordinary library. We walked around it a few times and didn't find anything special. As for finding out about Tony Elstner, the time interval was too long, and no one knew there was such a person."

After a pause, Carl Morris asked Yang Jing curiously: "Boss, why do you attach so much importance to that library?"

Yang Jing said, "According to the clues I got, Martin Bowman was very low-key when he lived in seclusion here. He rarely went out except to buy food. But every Saturday afternoon, he would go to the library and stay there for about two and a half hours. And according to the clues, when Martin Bowman lived in seclusion here, he donated a sum of money to the library, so when he went to the library, he was eligible to enter a VIP room on the third floor of the library to read books. Therefore, although the intelligence personnel who monitored Martin Bowman at the time knew that this guy went to the library every week, they could not find out what he did in the library."

Hearing Yang Jing say this, Morris also showed an embarrassment, "Boss, it has been too long. We definitely cannot know what Martin Bauman did in that library at that time."

Yang Jing smiled, "That's right. Let alone you guys, even if I go there in person, I'm afraid I won't get any useful clues. How about this, I will go to these two places in person this afternoon. If there is no special situation, we will go to Paraguay tomorrow."

Gege asked in confusion: "So our trip here is in vain?"

Yang Jing patted the back of her hand and said, "It's not a wasted trip. You can't be impatient when looking for treasure. After all, more than 70 years have passed, and time is enough to erase all clues. This time we came here, at least we found the house where Martin Baumann lived and the library he went to every week. This is a good start. It's just that the clues we have now are not complete, so we need to look for new clues from other places."

Chris smiled and said, "Sophia, what the boss said makes a lot of sense. Many things are never achieved overnight. We haven't got any useful clues here, but we know some of the situations after Martin Baumann fled to Argentina. Once we get new clues from other places, combined with what we know today, maybe we will make new discoveries."

Gege shrugged his shoulders. "Okay, I'll listen to you. I'll go wherever you say. But I hope the weather in Paraguay is cooler..."

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