WW2 SERIAL KILLER 😱 #shorts

WW2 SERIAL KILLER 😱 #shorts #history #ww2 #politics

[thomasstorgud]

That’s wild when SS has to arrest you for evil deeds

[bnws]

The wildest thing about this story is the Gestapo releasing someone based on the lack of evidence

[Hirohito_iLoveYou]

Gestapo: “this evil wicked man HAS to be stopped”

[damndaniel]

You know someone's an evil guy when even the nazi's want to arrest you

[anaklngameplayer]

Wild the Gestapo almost did a good job

[perisaizidanehanapi]

Lmao he made a gestapo agent disappear with ease.

[marvwatkins]

A friend to no side. Worthy of a true suspense film.

[WingsWithWax]

This would make an insane limited series horror tv show

[cristinagomez]

"so that's how I lost my medical license!"

[rajdeeproy]

Well, so the Gestapo did one good thing after all. For a second I thought the Gestapo would reward him.

[zwenkwiel]

when even the Gestapo thinks you're going too far....

[marvwatkins]

France:" Heads will roll. Gimme head (s)!"

[RobertPierce-ixmn]

The Gestapo doesn't like competition

[strongman]

Dr Satan sounds like a golden age supervillian or a deconstructed one from watchmen

[a_person_of_all_time]

You know that he done some real shit when even the Gestapo wants him dead for helping them

[CaptCool]

Why do they name him "Dr. Satan"? That sounds like a Terminator villain!
They should've named him "Dr Klepto" as he supposedly was a Kleptomaniac.

[Remoniq]

Ah yes him. He grew a beard and joined the police in the manhunt for him. Lasted months.

[stephenwest]

If it was during WW2, at only 60, he was bringing down the average

[kiethmergard]

At least he was executed. Personally, I think he should’ve been kept alive and forced to endure cruel forms of torture forever.

[radio]

60? Those are rookie numbers, you gotta bumb those up.