He Argentine writer Abel Basti visited Paraguay to check for an underground bunker in a hotel in Asuncion where the victims were to be buried. the remains of Adolf HitlerBut the owners’ refusal to conduct an on-site inspection increased their doubts about the alleged “concealment” of the location of the Fuhrer’s grave.

Basti, the author of ten investigative books on the alleged presence of Hitler and Nazi leaders in South America after The Second World WarHe said EFE it was in Assumption between July 28 and August 2 to collect readings and “run ground penetrating radar,” a “non-intrusive” technology, on the floor Hotel Asuncion Palmas del Solto confirm or exclude the existence of a crypt, structure or skeleton.

On first contact with the hotel owner, German-born businessman Martin Bachmann, he told him “there’s nothing there” and, without giving any reason, vaguely refused him access.

The author then sent a letter to the owner of the property and land, the German Social Welfare Agency in Paraguaywho also rejected his request, citing that the tenant had the right to allow entry.

“This is a cover-up, that is, preventing an investigation, although it is private property, but it is also a public place because it is a hotel,” the investigator said, rejecting the “secrecy” of the tenant and the owners, who prevented him from carrying out “such a simple procedure” that provides material evidence of the theory.

The Argentine has spent three decades collecting evidence to support the thesis that Hitler did not commit suicide in Berlin in 1945.but after losing the war he launched “Plan B,” which involved escaping on a submarine to Argentina and that he traveled and lived under assumed names also in Brazil and Paraguay.