When I had left off on this series by Mark Felton, I had linked to the first video--providing a background on the hunt to find Hitler's corpse--and a second video discussing problematic forensic evidence concerning the body identified as that of Hitler's wife, Eva Braun. Since then, Felton has released three more videos discussing, in turn: the initial Soviet investigation of the corpse identified as Hitler's and certain forensic discrepancies and oddities; subsequent investigations of Hitler's bunker; and yet a third investigation conducted by the NKVD because Stalin was unsatisfied with the contradictions in the evidence gathered so far. This latter investigation miraculously found what was believed to be a portion of Hitler's skull with a bullet hole that had somehow been overlooked in prior searches of where the bodies were buried--but the skull fragment appears to be from a woman and is inconsistent with evidence on the other parts of the skull that were recovered.
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