Thread by @KarlRadl

Alright so it turns out the recent 'Hitler had Kallmann Syndrome 'genetic study' is very easily debunked as almost certain scientific fraud.

So let's do a thread to explain why.

1) The 'bit of cloth from the sofa that Hitler killed himself on' being acquired by a US soldier - remember the Red Army took Berlin and SMERSH/NVKD went through the bunker with a fine tooth comb for Hitler material - is already dubious which Channel 4 knew was a big problem

2) So Channel 4 contacted Jean-Paul Mulders - the originator of 'Hitler was genetically jewish' claim for his sample of alleged Hitler DNA from the Patrick Hitler line which he provided to them.

3) Channel 4 then 'matched' the DNA on the Y chromosome proving they had the same paternal ancestry, which checks out because Alois Hitler Jr. was Hitler's step-brother and Patrick Hitler's father.

Seems solid: doesn't it?

4) But then the problem comes in, because the Channel 4 claim about the same genetic material from Mulders and the 'blood from the bunker sofa' directly contradicts Mulders' 'genetic study' that claimed that Hitler had significant jewish and non-European ancestry.

This then means that the Channel 4 'blood from the bunker sofa' and Mulders' alleged DNA sample from Hitler's relatives directly contradict each other in their conclusions, which is simply not possible if you know Hitler's blood line.

Basically because Hitler's mother was the niece of his father then it means that any of the DNA in the 'blood from the bunker sofa' has to match Mulder's sample.

If Mulders' sample is accurate - I don't think it is - then it means the 'blood on the sofa' cannot be Hitler's.

If Mulders' sample is not accurate - which is the other possibility - then that means that the 'blood on the sofa' cannot be verified as coming from the bunker let alone Hitler himself which then means that it is almost certainly a fraud.

Therefore whichever way you try to have it the 'check' they did to 'prove the blood was Hitler's' actually proved it couldn't be.

It is also worth noting that the idea that the blood on the sofa would have very likely not been Hitler's since multiple German officers committed suicide in the bunker nor was there only one sofa but multiple that we know about.

Likelihood is it is someone else's blood.