Your opinion????

[megan4777]

http://www.rr.com/news/news/article/9002/7720176/Demjanjuk_in_German_prison_for_Nazi_guard_charges/2

 

[EMom]

He's an old man who wants our sympathy. But the cold, hard truth is that his victims never got to be old. Far too many of them died young at his hands. I don't think successfully evading deportation and arrest for decades should be rewarded with having the case against you dropped. He should have been kicked out of the US years ago and handed over for trial to one of the countries with a legitimate case against him. Better late than never, I suppose.

As for how "sick" he is.....I don't know. He appears to be VERY skilled at lying. And heaven knows he has quite the incentive to fudge the truth. He's cheated justice for decades and his luck has run out. Too bad, so sad.

 

[themilesfamily]

I think it's fair and long overdue. This man bought himself a lot of time in the U.S. by lying and concealing his involvement in Nazi death camps. Knowing his crimes, he's darn lucky he had the freedom he did.

This deportation notice was first issued in 2005 and he's been fighting it ever since, claiming that being sent out of the U.S. would be akin to "torture." Kind of a laughable defense knowing what was done to millions of people in the Nazi concentration camps -- and he himself is being charged with the murder of 29,000 people.

But again, he bought himself 4 more years of freedom by fighting this deportation.

I think he's a coward and judgement day is upon him.

 

[shortbun]

I'm not qualified to judge him. I'll leave that to those who think they are. I can say that I think this drama in now way repairs the damage he might have done.

 

[Andy B]

HAs he been tied in the US and found guilty already? There seems to be a certainty about him bearing in mind the events were over 60 years ago.