A new report suggests that Adolf Hitler was a "regular user of crystal meth."
The Independent first reported the news, attributing the revelation to a 47-page American Military Intelligence dossier. The report allegedly details Hitler's hypochondriac tendencies and the 74 medications he took, including methamphetamines.
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