Norman Ohler

But he was not a quack.

I mean, he just knew his drugs.

And he believed in, you know, why shouldn't you treat someone even if that person doesn't have a disease?

If you can make that person feel better, it's good.

Especially if that person pays.

Like he said, everyone who pays my... And he wasn't cheap.

Who comes to me and wants a testosterone hormone injection or a vitamin injection or...

An opioid injection, you get it from him.

He didn't have any scruples.

He had a very unappealing physical appearance.

And I think that was a problem for him.

And he was known to have very bad eating habits, like sauce was running.

And so people were easily disgusted by him.

He was like an outsider.

He was really like a freak.

But when people looked at him after he had given them an injection and they said, thank you.

And I feel so great now.

That's what kind of made his day, you know.

So one day a man entered his doctor's office on Kurfürstendamm named Hubertus Hoffmann.

And Hubertus Hoffmann was a photographer and he had gonorrhea.