Cold-case investigators name mystery suspect who may have betrayed the family of Anne Frank

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The identity of a suspect who is believed to have betrayed the family of Anne Frank has been uncovered by a team of historians, criminologists and data specialists.

Ex-FBI agent and director of investigations for the Anne Frank case, Vince Pankoke, told Sky News that it was likely that Arnold van den Bergh had turned in the Frank family to protect his own.

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