98-year-old German man charged as accessory to murder for role as Nazi concentration camp guard
- Man worked as guard at Sachsenhausen concentration camp from 1943 to 1945.
- Charged with over 3,300 counts of accessory to murder for aiding in killing of prisoners.
- Will be tried in juvenile court due to age at time of alleged crimes.
- Sachsenhausen held over 200,000 prisoners; tens of thousands were killed.
- Murder and accessory to murder have no statute of limitations in Germany.