A German court has rejected the appeal of a former Auschwitz guard against serving his sentence on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder. The Celle state court ruled Wednesday that Oskar Groening was in good enough health to serve his four years in prison. But his attorney said he'd pursue further action to keep the 96-year-old free and the court said it wasn't clear when he might be jailed. His conviction was upheld by a federal court last year. During his trial, Groening said he felt a "moral guilt" for serving at Auschwitz but wasn't personally involved in mass murder.

Source: ABC News November 29, 2017 14:37 UTC