What was likely said next? CONVERSATION:Conversation:
Person A) What was Paul Ogorzow's significance?
Person B) Ogorzow, who often made misogynistic comments to co-workers and talked often of his fascination with killing, was eventually singled out by investigators looking for potential suspects among railroad employees following the murder of Koziol.
Person A) Was he ever arrested?
Person B) A co-worker reported to police that Ogorzow often climbed over the fence of the railway depot during work hours.
Person A) What did he do after being arrested?
Person B) Ogorzow's explanation was that he sneaked out to meet a mistress whose husband was in the Wehrmacht.
Person A) Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
Person B) Wilhelm Lüdtke personally inspected Ogorzow's railway uniforms, all of which had numerous blood stains, and Ogorzow was arrested by the Kriminalpolizei on 12 July 1941.
Person A) Did he do life in prison?
Person B) 
In an intimidating interrogation, set in a small room under the light of a single light bulb, Ogorzow was confronted with one of his severely injured victims and a tray with the skulls taken from several of his other victims.