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Vicarious Intruders
The Nazis never lost WWII, they simply relocated and altered their overt agenda.
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The Nazis never lost WWII, they simply relocated and altered their overt agenda. Josef Mengele was among the many who evaded prosecution. He was recruited by the United States government, given a new identity, and encouraged to continue the work he started with the Nazi regime. During the Holocaust he discovered and perfected a technique to create multiple personalities within prisoners at will and how to conjure the new alters on command. He used the trauma based dissociation to create Manchurian candidates and conduct clandestine operations for the CIA. Among the spies was his son, Jerome Mengele.Jerome is disgusted with how his life has transpired and is on the cusps of suicide. But just before committing the act, he stumbles upon a message in a bottle that unravels his life and explores the world from the perspective of an alter who doesn't have control of his own body. Inspired by actual events, Vicarious Intruders explores the insidious side of humanity; intertwining a shockingly surreal reality with a wild imagination that makes for a perfect web of bittersweet nostalgia. If you enjoyed Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas or The Manchurian Candidate then you will love Vicarious Intruders.
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