POSSIBLE SOLUTION

To this day, hundreds of questions have yet to be answered. It’s been 75 years. Then, retired FBI agent Vince Pankoke entered the picture. He thinks that he may have a way to find the person who betrayed the Franks’ hiding place. His methods are new and progressive, as it involves technology, something that hadn’t been available back then.

MOUNTAINS OF PAPERWORK

The Nazi had kept records of informants but because their base in Amsterdam had been bombed in 1946, the name of Anne Frank’s traitor went down in flames, literally. However, hope isn’t lost, as the researchers have gathered mountains of documents that connected names with each other. If the work had to be done manually, this would have taken years to complete. Luckily, there’s a new ally available.