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Dec. 12, 1972 - Dentists and jurists are persuaded that Martin Bormann is dead: Three weeks ago workers discovered some bones and two human skulls near Lehrt station in Berlin, where Bormann has been seen for the last time on May 2nd 1945. One of the skulls (our picture) has been identified by the denture technician whose client Bormann had been long ago and who recognized his work. The second skeleton is likely to be that of Hitler's physician in ordinary, Dr. Ludwig Stumpfegger, who tried to flie with Martin Bormann on May 2nd, 1945. He, too was identified by his denture. Between the teeth of both skulls tiny glass splinters were found; the assumption suggests itself that Bormann and Stumpfegger committed suicide by means of hydrooyanid scid capsules. The Francfort public prosecutor's office is looking forward to close the files definitely as soon as the investigations have come to an end

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