The Colony of the Pinochets

By 1980, the colonial had expanded from its initial 4,400 acres to more than 15,000 acres. There have also been charges over the years that the colony is a way station in the South American Nazi underground where war criminals wanted by German, Israeli or other authorities are allowed to hide. A Chilean who visited the colony several years ago said that he was told by Ursula, a nurse in the colonies ultra modern hospital, that the doctors there were expert in performing plastic surgery. Last December, Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal said that he had evidence that Joseph Mingala, the third Reich's infamous angel of death had lived in the colony for a time last year. The colony denies that