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I've told you most of what I can remember. As I mentioned earlier, I don't think anyone will ever know the truth now. Hess took his secrets to the grave & the only other person likely to know would have been Hitler himslf & possibly the person he was was due to meet in Scotland, if Hess actually arranged this in advance. Whoever it might have been they would certainly have denied it. One thing about Hitler, he rewarded his old friends & supporters by giving them important posts in his regime. One reason might have been that he felt he could trust them, although being completely ruthless he wouldn't hesitate to drop them if it suited him. Some of these old friends, like Hess, remained loyal to him until the end. I can believe that he never told anyone of his plans even under interrogation. It might be difficult to imagine now but in those days many people on all sides resisted all kinds of torture & would die before betraying their country or their friends.