The Last Nazi

John who is now 80 years old has tried for the last 65 years to forget what he had done when he was a teenager. But the nightmares and the headaches are returning with along with the memory of his horrifying past. His wife, children, and grandchildren do not no anything about his childhood in Germany only that he fought in World War II. But when some men come to arrest John his past is revealed and his family is shocked to discover that he was involved in the Holocaust, and had moved to live in Argentina to escape capture by the allies who were hunting down Nazis. It is a young attorney from Colorado who is prosecuting John in Germany who learns the truth behing the case as he reads John's journals of his involvement in a death camp. Will John have to pay for what he had done when he was a teenager and answer to the crimes against humanity that he had committed, or because he was so young when he committed the crimes will the court show mercy and allow him to life the few years he has left with his family in Argentina?