Rudolph Hess's Killing

Wolf: The two men, the Tunisian orderly Malawi, saw in American uniform, who were most probably Rudolph Hess's murderers, were from a British SAS regiment. He also noted that the role taken by British citizens in the event surrounding his father's death was really outside of Britain. And so he concludes, Rudolph Hess did not commit suicide on August 17, 1987, as the British government claims. "The weight of evidence shows instead that British officials acting on high-level orders murdered my father," Wolf says.