Question: Why would Arthur Case keep incriminating documents? Why didn't he destroy them after the war?
Peter Harrison
5th Sep 2016
Inside Man (2006)
Answer: Illogical...he only kept them because the writer of the movie needed him to do so...anyone with half a brain would've burned any incriminating evidence linking himself to the holocaust.
People don't always act logically. Some people do keep incriminating evidence.
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Answer: Possibly out of the guilt he always carried with him. After WWII, Arthur worked to secretly redeem himself by using his wealth for charitable acts. The documents, which he never intended for anyone to see, may have been to remind him of his past war crimes.
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