To refresh your memory, S.E.I.G. means SHARKHUNTERS and EAGLEHUNTERS INTELLIGENCE GROUP, and some of the discoveries made by these Agents will re-write the history of World War II. For instance, when the letter by DON ANGEL ALCAZAR de VELASCO (158-+-1984) is finished, it will be followed by hundreds of documents, photos, lists etc that have been dug from old files by these S.E.I.G. Agents.

The discoveries reported on this page have been thoroughly researched & discovered by S.E.I.G. Agents Be 529 & Vm 1572; and were visited in person by both agents along with LBe 199.

Hitler's 'Rest Stop'

This photo below was shot by S.E.I.G. Agent Be 529 inside a small bunker, perhaps 15 meters long by 10 meters wide and as you see, the construction was very unusual. Note the brick construction rather than the steel and concrete slab construction that was used in the normal combat bunker. Note the Roman Arches and if you have seen photographs of the church Hitler attended in Braunau - you will notice that the interior of this bunker is very similar in design and construction.

Conclusions drawn from old files and from observations lead us to believe this was a rest and refreshment stop for Adolf Hitler as he walked the miles and miles of the mountains at Obersalzburg. The remains of a washroom and kitchen remain in this bunker.

Where is this mysterious bunker? We cannot reveal that, but if you are with our SHARKHUNTERS and EAGLEHUNTERS tour to Germany in 1996, you will GO INSIDE this bunker!

Jodl's Last Resting Place

After the end of WW II, several men were executed as 'War Criminals'; their bodies (along with Hermann Göring who committed suicide) were cremated; and their ashes scattered in all directions. S.E.I.G. Agents Be 529 and Vm 1572 found records that, although the first two statements are true, the third is NOT true - the ashes were NOT scattered in all directions but were kept in a Christian place, very secret and well-hidden.

The above photo, taken by LBe 199 shows that General Albert Jodl for certain was not cremated. This place, visited by LBe 199; Be 529 and Vm 1572 recently, is not well known - for very good reason.

Are the remains of General Jodl buried by this cross? No, they are kept in a secret place nearby and, we believe, the remains of the others from the Nürnberg Trials are also here.

Will we visit this place on our trip to Germany in 1996? No we will not.

Can we tell the location of this place or any more details about it? Absolutely not. Any one must understand why this is not possible.