Soon after World War II, countless sightings of one of Hitler's missing henchmen were reported in western England. What was this man, a genius at weaving plots and counterplots, doing on British soil?

On May 2, 1945, as the Allies stormed into Berlin, one of Hitler's powerful henchmen made a daring escape out of the Chancellery bunker. After his escape, some believed that a Red Army tank had killed him, but his body was not found. A world-wide manhunt for him proved fruitless. After World War II, countless sightings of the henchman were reported in Argentina, Paraguay, and Italy. He was also sighted in western England. What was this man, a genius at weaving plots and counterplots, doing on British soil?