Every WWII Spy Who Thought They Got Away — Until They Didn't

Every WWII Spy Who Thought They Got Away — Until They Didn't Number 10: Walter Kutschmann, The SS Officer Who Worked for Bayer. In 1948, a man named Pedro Ricardo Olmo crossed into Argentina with forged documents, a fabricated history, and no intention of answering for what he had done in Poland. He found work, built a life, and eventually secured a position at Bayer Argentina, one of the world's most recognizable pharmaceutical companies. For nearly three decades, he attended meetings, filed reports, and lived without consequence while survivors of his crimes rebuilt their shattered lives on the other side of the world. His real name was Walter Kutschmann, and the distance between those two identities was constructed entirely from other people's suffering.