. >> john demjanjuk was found accessory to the death of millions of people in the so before -- sobibor death camp. judges released him due to his advanced age and time already spent in custody. the judges also said there was no danger of him leaving germany because he is stateless. >> if he has the right to stay one more night in the correctional facility. we hope social services will find an appropriate solution by tomorrow. >> holocaust survivors and relatives of the victims were relieved to hear the guilty verdict, but shocked demjanjuk would be released. >> i do not know what this means. now they say he is free. >> the state prosecutor also favored prison time, but was satisfied with the guilty verdict. >> the main point is that it was established that the defendant was in sobibor and was guilty of killing jewish victims. >> demjanjuk's attorney immediately filed an appeal but it could take another year and a half for a final ruling. >> our chief political correspondent has been following the trial. we ask for more on why the judge decided that demjanjuk should not serve his five-y

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john demjanjuk, now 91, was found complicite in the murder at the sobibor concentration camp of nearly 28,000 inmates. so many lives. but also so many years gone by. and yes, we've seen the bringing to justice of many who thought they'd escaped. eichmann captured in argentina and tried in jerusalem. klaus barbi in france. and a former ss captain accused of murdering italians who in 1994 felt secure enough in argentina to go on camera with abc's sam donaldson. >> yes, i was there, but that was a thing that was ordered by our command. >> but orders are not an excuse. >> reporter: but after that exchange, he was extradited to italy, tried and given a life sentence. but now in 2011, is there anyone left to apprehend? >> as of a year ago, there are over 800 investigations of nazi war criminals in a dozen countries. >> reporter: ephraim zuroff of the simon weisenthal center is often called the last nazi hunter. only last week he attended another war crimes trial, where the suspect is 97 years old. raise the prospect that he and others on the list of suspects might soon be gone, which could b

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german prosecutors charged he worked as a low-ranking guard at the sobibor camp in poland in 1943, duringld war two. today, the 91-year-old defendant sat in a wheelchair, as the verdict was read. he showed no reaction, but relatives of death camp victims welcomed the verdict. >> he was part of the killing machine and he is an accessory to murder, there is absolutely no doubt about the evidence and the relatives of the nazi victims, they think it is absolutely necessary that everybody who participated in murdering their family has to face this responsibility to the end of his life. >> sreenivasan: in the 1980s, an israeli court convicted demjanjuk of being a notorious guard at a different death camp. but it turned out he had been mis-identified, and the conviction was overturned. today's conviction carried a five year prison sentence, but mjanjuk remains free, pending appeal. former u.s. senator john ensign now faces a justice department investigation. the senate ethics committee made the referral today, nine days after ensign resigned his seat. the committee charged the republican obstruc