Most wanted Nazi fugitive Aribert Heim (Dr. Death) was living as a “pios Muslim” in Egypt under the name Doctor Tarek until his death in 1992.

One of the most wanted Nazi war criminals, Aribert Heim or “Doctor Death,” lived for years as a quiet, pious Muslim in a small hotel on the edge of Islamic Cairo, where he was known as Doctor Tarek.

Concealed in the labyrinthine streets of the largest city in Africa and the Middle East, the man wanted for killing hundreds of concentration camp victims with horrific medical experiments found refuge until his death in 1992.

A man who knew “Doctor Tarek” had this to say about him:

“His life was very ordered, exercise in the morning, then prayers at the main Al-Azhar mosque, and long sessions spent reading and writing while sat on a rocking chair…”

“He was very solitary and very pious. He didn’t have a full beard, but he was never clean shaven, and always fasted during the holy month of Ramadan.”

It’s so infuriating that a monster like Heim got to live out his days sitting in a f*cking rocking chair reading. Far too many Nazi’s were able to escape justice and they should be pursued to the ends of the earth no matter how long ago the holocaust happened.

Heim has frequently been compared to Dr. Josef Mengele (The Angel of Death), because of the horrific surgical experiments he performed on Jews in the Mauthausen camp in Austria and elsewhere. He was known for being particularly sadistic and cruel. Survivors say Heim would often cut prisoners open and remove their liver without anesthetic.

He was an early supporter of the Nazi party joining when it was still illegal to do so. Heim became an SS officer in 1940 and was stationed at several concentration camps including Buchenwald, Sachsenhausen, and Mauthausen.

The cold-blooded Jew killer found refuge in a religion that hates Jews — how convenient.

-Chris Jones

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