The Welt am Sonntag newspaper said German authorities were now certain Bormann had committed suicide.

BBC: Bormann's body 'identified'

"The subsequent translation is making me crazy, " Cheryl Bormann, a lawyer for Mr. bin Attash, told Col.

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An 83-year-old relative of Bormann supplied the samples for the DNA comparison.

BBC: Bormann's body 'identified'

They should dress modestly "so that our clients are not forced to not look at the prosecution for fear of committing a sin under their faith, " Ms. Bormann said.

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Ms. Bormann was dressed in an abaya, a loosefitting garment worn by observant Muslim women, leaving only her face exposed, and suggested that women on the prosecution team follow her example.

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The German authorities ordered genetic tests after a British book asserted that Bormann had been spirited away by British commandos after the war to help them track down looted Nazi gold.

BBC: Bormann's body 'identified'

As one of the top Nazi suspects, Bormann was charged with war crimes and found guilty and sentenced to death in absentia in 1946 by an international military tribunal in Nuremberg.

BBC: Bormann's body 'identified'

Bormann's family now intend to cremate the body.

BBC: Bormann's body 'identified'

Cheryl Bormann, a lawyer for Mr. bin Attash, was dressed in an abaya, a loosefitting garment worn by observant Muslim women, leaving only her face exposed, and suggested that women on the prosecution team follow her example.

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