Martin Bormann Escape - A New Theory

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I've uncovered new evidence that may point to an aerial rescue mission to snatch Martin Bormann out of Berlin on 1 May 1945. Also, I've found some hints in archival material that Hitler may have been murdered or at least helped to die on 30 April 1945, on the orders of Bormann in order to facilitate a timely escape from the Berlin bunker, which was threatened with imminent capture by Soviet forces. Intriguing questions, and I think a very interesting video!

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Sources:
'Investigation into last days and death of Adolf Hitler', WO-208-3781, National Archives, London
'Hunting Hitler Part V: The Garden (Evening, April 30)', US National Archives, Dec. 3, 2015
Taghon, Peter. Die Geschichte des Lehrgeschwaders 1: Dokumentation über Aufstellung, Ausrüstung, Einsatz und Ende eines Kampfgeschwaders der Luftwaffe, Zusammengestellt aus Kriegstagebüchern, Dokumenten und Berichten, Band 2: 1942 – 1945 (Zweibrücken, 2004). pp.435-37

Credits: US National Archives; Library of Congress; Bundesarchiv; debbie62140; Askild Antonsen