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Georg Heuser [de], later commander of Einsatzgruppe H in the occupied eastern territories, assisted in the investigation and co-wrote an article with Lüdtke on the case:

Wilhelm Lüdtke, Georg Heuser, "Die Berliner S-Bahn-Morde", Kriminalistik 16.5, May 1942, pp. 49–52, 66–70.

Scott Selby, A Serial Killer in Nazi Berlin references this; Heuser's career is the basis for David Thomas' true-crime novel Ostland, which was previously in the Further reading section. Yngvadottir (talk) 18:10, 5 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]