In 1951, an old man attended a banquet and was shocked to find that the leather gloves worn by a noble lady were actually tattooed on her son many years ago, and this was actually a pair of human skin gloves!
(Source: Upstream News "The Craziest Female Devil of the Nazis: Her Special Collecting Habits Make Male Prisoners Tremble")
It was a lively night, at an upper-class banquet, where men and women mingled and laughed.
In the corner beside him, there sat an old man with gray hair, who was drinking alone and looking in a trance.
Suddenly, he was caught by the leather gloves on the hands of a noble lady, the pattern on which looked so familiar, it was actually the tattoo he had tattooed his son many years ago.
The old man who learned of this discovery trembled and could barely hold the wine glass in his hand: it was clearly a pair of human skin gloves, and a pair of human skin gloves made from the skin of his son's hands.
The old man's name was William, and he was an excellent tattoo artist in his youth, and he supported his family by doing this unique job.
When his youngest son, Tom, was at work, he often peeked on the sidelines, and when he looked at it, he had the idea of becoming a tattoo artist as well. ‘
One day, he told his father his idea, but he didn't expect his father to object, but readily agreed.
From then on, whenever he had free time, he would teach Tom how to draw, choose colors, and tattoo, and after a while, his son was able to learn well.
In order to reward his son, William tattooed an eagle with wings on the back of his son's hand, hoping that his son would be able to soar in the sky with his dreams in the future.
Unexpectedly, one day in the future, his son really turned into an eagle, and once he flew, he never flew back.
In 1939, when World War II broke out, the Nazi regime in Germany regarded Jews as mortal enemies, and Tom was influenced by them and began to hate Jews.
Wilhelm did not want his child to become so radical and extreme, so he repeatedly persuaded him, but who knew that he was not only unmoved, but soon joined the SS and went to the battlefield with him.
Since then, William has been looking forward to it every day at home, both wanting to hear good news about Tom and dreading some bad news.
After the war, he did not wait for his son, but waited for the news of his death.
He was grief-stricken, and what saddened him the most was that his son had died, but there were no bones left, so that he had nowhere to go if he wanted to mourn.
After his son's death, he often stared at the sky in a daze, and 12 years later, he has long accepted the fact that his son is not there.
Unexpectedly, his son's tattoo was found at such a banquet, which made William have to wonder, what happened to his son before he died? Who was so cruel that he made his skin into a glove?
Through all parties, William learned that the maker of this pair of human skin gloves was called Ils. Koch, because he likes to make gloves out of human skin, is known as the "Lady of Human Skin".
She was a loyal follower of Hitler, often skinning Jews alive and making purses, gloves, lanterns, and other household items.
In 1946, she was brought to trial, where the judges listed her crimes one by one, but she was unusually cold and unrepentant.
Soon, she was released again because of insufficient evidence, and since then, she feels that the law can't help her, so she begins to go in and out of various banquets.
It just so happened that this pair of human skin gloves was discovered by William, so William sued her in court, and in the face of this ironclad evidence, William could no longer deny his crime, and was finally sentenced to life imprisonment by the court.
In 1967, she finally couldn't stand the dark days and committed suicide in her cell, her face extremely distorted before she died, and I don't know if it was caused by the souls who had been mutilated by her.