Career Information

When he was nineteen he was recruited by The East German STASI, alternately known as the "Ministry for State Security.”

Where Hauptabteilung 1 was more of a social club, favoring badminton and snooker, Hauptabteilung 2 was STASI's Espionage Defense group, which had several hundred active members in its ranks. It was run by Lieutenant-General Gunther Kratsch. A handful of these Hauptabs were assigned to infiltrate foreign countries and sniff out agents for turning, one of them was Von Karajon. Retired now, Gunther Kratsch agreed to speak about Von Karajon.

According to Kratsch, Von Karajon excelled in his studies. “He would be willing to do what the others would not,” said Kratsch,”so he was one of our stars. Unfortunately, the cold war ended. They were orphaned and betrayed. Cut loose, but he had learned much." Kratsch descended into a lengthy diatribe of cold war political observations before he returned to the subject of Von Karajon.

"He stole many things as it turned out," Kratsch said,"He even managed to obtain one of our Nazi treasures, the only known physical copy of the Necronomicon which was kept in Salzburg.” Kratsch chuckled. “There was a time not too long ago that I would have to kill you after revealing that information. Now it is simply a historical footnote.”

RECENT ACTIVITY

Von Karajon has kept a low profile. He has been active in US intelligence, and partly responsible for the fast-growing private intelligence industry. He has been linked with several intelligence related companies, including SAIC,MW Kellogg, COLSA and Qinetiq. His fascination with the darker arts van zwarte magisch.

The last presence of Von Karajon was at a private auction of antiquities in London, where his agent purchased a number of items, including the second-oldest book in existence, an Etruscan book of Gods with 24K gold pages, and an extremely rare shrunken human head said to be that of famed explorer Baron Alexander von Humboldt.

His freighter was recently seen anchored off of a deserted island along the Pacific coast.