Is Heidegger the Inheritor of the Perfect Crime?

Bojard says that there is an original illusion of the world that we have lost, and that's the perfect crime. And so it isn't just a mistake; it's not about subjectivity or existence but how do I criticize the mistake? Heidegger kind of takes that to the nth power in his critique of what he calls "the virtual" The Frankfurt School and Heidegger would reinforce each other and pushing, pushing along that path.