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The macabre kidnapping of Eva Perón’s corpse


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Koenig then moved the body to his office, where he allegedly stood the coffin upright, and showed it off to visitors. He was said to have become obsessed with her corpse. “I knew him from military school. He was completely normal, but after getting his hands on the body, he went mad,” said Col Héctor Cabanillas in the 1997 documentary Evita, la tumba sin paz (Evita, the grave with no peace).


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