In 2009, Corsi pointed out, Nicholas Bellatoni, the Connecticut state archaeologist, was allowed by the Russian Federation State Archive in Moscow to examine skull fragments the Russians have claimed for decades are proof Hitler committed suicide.

Bellatoni’s startling findings prompted Corsi to investigate further.

“What caused me to question Hitler’s suicide was Bellatoni’s DNA analysis that proved conclusively the skull fragments belonged not to Hitler, but to a 40-year-old woman unrelated to Eva Braun,” Corsi said.

Corsi brings to light many troubling questions, including:

Why were the Americans unable to obtain physical evidence of Hitler’s remains after the Russians absconded with his body?
Why did both Stalin and Eisenhower doubt Hitler’s demise?
Why did nobody in Hitler’s bunker hear any shots fired?
Did U.S. intelligence agents in Europe, including the OSS and Allen Dulles (who later headed the CIA under President Eisenhower), aid Hitler’s escape, as they did with so many other Nazis?
Argentinean media reported Hitler arrived in the country and it continued to report his presence. Why have the findings not made it to the US?

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