A Nazi's Day of Judgment
Josias Kumpf, 80, faces deportation. The former SS soldier denies killing Jews. 'I was a good boy,' he says -- but tell that to a death camp survivor.

By Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer


RACINE, Wis. — Two government lawyers knocked at the door of a brick, ranch-style house here two years ago and, getting no answer, wandered around back. There they found an old man sitting alone on a patio chair. He wore a cap to shield himself from the afternoon sun. He noticed that one of the lawyers was pregnant, and he cleaned off another chair. Sit down, he said.

Josias Kumpf had been living in the United States for nearly half a century. He had been an American citizen for 40 years. He had married, raised five children and worked for 35 years stuffing sausage at a factory in Chicago. Retired and a widower, his health failing, he was living at his daughter's home in Racine.

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From CP

Of all these men who have been caught, never one admits to any crime. Very cold and always unaccountable with no remorse.