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- has uncovered a body
in the house of Arthur Denker, -
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- the man believed
to be a Nazi war criminal.
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Cause of death has been withheld.
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Identification of the body
is pending further investigation.
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The apprehension of Dussander
brings to a close a manhunt -
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- that has been underway
for 40 years in three continents.
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I'll be taking care of you now.
1:32:46
Try to relax.
1:32:51
I'm Dan Richler of the FBl,
and this is Dr. Weiskopf.
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I'd like to hear about
your involvement with Dussander.
1:32:59
Actually, to you Arthur Denker.
How did you know him?
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- Do you feel up to this.
- Yeah, I'll be fine.
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Here's the thing ...
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You said Denker had a heart attack
while you were reading him a letter.
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- Was it in English or German?
- German.
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- You speak German?
- No.
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- You had no idea what it said?
- No, but he seemed to understand.
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What we can't seem to figure out
is the letter, Todd.
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- Do you know where it is?
- I guess it's still on the table.
1:33:52
Then it should still be there.
Did you see it, Mr. Bowden?
1:33:59
No, I wasn't looking for a letter.
I was concerned about Todd.