Twin Holocaust Survivors were brought to the Nazi Doctors Trials as babies in bassinets in 1946. The young doctor who had experimented on them, Rutt, escaped. In the chaos of war’s end, each baby was adopted separately. They grew up half a world apart, becoming psychiatrists, each adopting a child. Rutt was arrested in London in the late 90s. He had hulking twin sons of a weird nature. His Chilean hideout revealed he had continued with his experiments on live-infant genetic code for 50 years seeking to enhance passivity genes. At first, interest in his trial saw twins succeed in killing twins. This made the young adoptees – a US Olympic trial swimmer and an Israeli student and former army sharpshooter – meet in London for the coming trial as secondary witnesses. It turned out to be the date of a lifetime. They click. While hunted by Rutt’s twins. In the end, judicial interest fades in a war crimes trial. Rutt walks free. He carries a neo-Nazi electronic game under his arm, CATCH ANNE FRANK. (The winner is the first to starve, strip, gas and oven her.) The tabloids had parodied Rutt as a variant Jack the Ripper of babies (nippers). Anne Frank had become an icon of an innocent Holocaust non-survivor. Exposed, Rutt – like Mengele -- had become an icon of the entire Holocaust. Which was like a continent-wide Jack the Ripper at uninterrupted ripper work, like the Black Plague, while the world slept. All told in a light black-humor style. Available as an E-book thriller novel on Amazon, other major e-sites and bookstores. $4.99.
Posted on: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 23:15:00 +0000
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