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#KimJongNam - Kim Chol Sah Jong Nam #1290
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sebaik saje terlepas dr imigresen russia kt vladivostok tu, mereka ber4 ni akn guna jalan laut atau jln darat (keretapi) nak ke north korea.. 
aku rase mereka ber4 dh selamat smpi ke destinasi..
dah seminggu berlalu  |
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akusukaq replied at 20-2-2017 04:02 PM
pelek plk ya, ngape melencung sampai jauh ke dubai. ngape tak balik terus ke NK. muka memasing pun ...
Ade ke flight direct ke pyongyang dr kl? |
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4 suspects in Kim Jong Nam’s murder ‘back in Pyongyang’, video surfaces online A screenshot of CCTV footage said to be of the murder of Kim Jong Nam. Image via Youtube
MALAYSIAN police say four suspects allegedly behind the assassination of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea’s supreme leader, are believed to have fled the country immediately after the attack and were now hiding in Pyongyang.
The announcement comes as CCTV footage purportedly showing the deadly assault on Kim Jong Un’s half brother by a woman, who is believed to have wiped a fast-acting poison on his face, was released by Japanese broadcaster Fuji TV on Monday.
Quoting sources, The Star reported the suspects had flown to Jakarta, Indonesia before heading to Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
From Dubai, the four boarded another flight to Vladivostok, Russia before reaching Pyongyang.
The police have named Rhi Ji-hyon, 33, Hong Song-hac, 34, O Jong-gil, 55, and Ri Jae-nam, 57, as the North Korean suspects still at large. The four men were said to have left for Jakarta from KLIA2, the scene of the crime, immediately after the attack last week.
The four had arrived separately in Malaysia in late January and early February, the police said.
“They may have taken the long route to shake off the authorities,” sources said, as quoted by The Star.
 North Korean suspects Ri Jae Nam (front L), Hong Song Hac (back L) and Ri Ji Hyun (R) are seen in this undated handout released by the Royal Malaysia Police to Reuters on Feb 19, 2017. Pic: Reuters
SEE ALSO: Kim Jong Nam murder shows North Korea reckless, bolder – South Korea PM
Deputy Inspector-General of Police Noor Rashid Ibrahim, was quoted as saying that the Malaysian police were working with Interpol to track the suspects and efforts were underway to collect all evidence related to the case.
“Next plan is to get them. We will use all resources to pursue them,” Noor Rashid said during a press conference.
Noor Rashid said police were also looking for North Korean citizen Ri Ji-u, 30, and two others in connection to the case.
 North Korean suspect Ri Ji U is seen in this undated handout released by the Royal Malaysia Police to Reuters on Feb 19, 2017. Police identified Ri Ji U as a suspect in connection with the murder of Kim Jong Nam. Source: Royal Malaysia Police/Handout via Reuters.
Authorities say the exact deadly chemical that was used to kill Jong Nam was still unknown as they were awaiting the toxicology and pathological test results which is expected within the next few days. A post-mortem was performed on Jong Nam’s body on Feb 15 at the Kuala Lumpur general hospital.
Kim Jong Nam died last Monday a short time after the attack in the departure hall of Kuala Lumpur International Airport, where he had been preparing to take a flight to Macau.
After the attack, Malaysian police detained four suspects – a Vietnamese woman, an Indonesian woman, a Malaysian man, and North Korean man.
The grainy closed circuit television footage, which has been released on several websites, showed from two different angles a woman wearing a white top grab a man’s face from behind with both hands and walk away.
A second woman was also seen walking swiftly away in another direction after the assault, though it was unclear if she had participated in the attack.
The portly, balding middle-aged man was seen stumbling and wiping his face after the assault, and later clips showed him seeking help from people while gesturing to his face and then being escorted to a clinic.
More footage showed him inside the clinic seeking medical assistance.
Reuters could not independently verify the authenticity of the videos, and police officials were not immediately available for comment.
In a press conference on Sunday, the police said the victim complained to the airport customer service personnel that two women had “wiped his face with a liquid”.
The killing has triggered a diplomatic spat between Malaysia and North Korea, which has opposed an autopsy and demanded that the body be handed over directly.
SEE ALSO: Fourth suspect arrested in Kim Jong Nam murder case
South Korean and U.S. officials believe Kim Jong Nam was killed by agents from the reclusive North.
South Korean Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn told a meeting of South Korea’s National Security Council on Monday that it was nearly certain that North Korea was behind the killing of Jong Nam, the eldest son of the late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.
Kim Jong Nam, 46, who has been living in the Chinese territory of Macau under Beijing’s protection, had spoken out publicly against his family’s dynastic control of the isolated, nuclear-armed nation.
Suspects Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong (top L), North Korean Ri Jong Chol (top R), Indonesian Siti Aisyah (bottom L) and Malaysian Muhammad Farid Bin Jallaludin (bottom R) are seen in this combination of undated handouts released by the Royal Malaysia Police to Reuters on Feb 19, 2017. Pic: Reuters
North Korea said on Saturday that it would categorically reject Malaysia’s autopsy report on the death of Kim Jong Nam, and accused Malaysia of “colluding with outside forces”, in a veiled reference to rival nation South Korea.
Malaysia’s foreign ministry summoned North Korea’s ambassador on Monday over allegations he had made over the country’s handling of the investigation into the murder.
Malaysia also recalled its envoy from Pyongyang “for consultations”, the foreign ministry said in a statement.
The ministry said the North Korean ambassador Kang Chol was summoned for “an explanation on the accusations he made against the Government of Malaysia in his press conference on 17 February 2017”.
“In his press conference, the Ambassador…insinuated that…the Malaysian Government had ‘something to conceal’. The Ambassador also alleged that Malaysia was ‘colluding and playing into the gallery of external forces’,” the statement said.
Additional reporting by Reuters
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of coz
dh seminggu kot berlalu
unless pihak polis pdrm dan interpol masih kept rahsia kot2 diorg dh tangkap saspek tp boleh sahihkan lg
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Hahaha. I dah tengok video yang you baru post. Steady cara perempuan tu tekup kepala Jong Nam. Tgk cara dia jalan pun tahu dia mmg jenis dah well-trained.
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mmg betul betul di rancang kan...
perjalanan balik yang mendebarkan...
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tak perlu nak pelik2 dek...mereka known better apa yang perlu di lakukan untuk sampai balik ke tanah air mereka dengan selamat.
mereka dah di trained kot?
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betul tu..
dah nama pun perisik..dah tentu dah di latih ...
kena tinggal dalam hutan pun..tentu boleh balik ke negara dia..
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Tak boleh percaya siasatan PDRM: Duta
Kuala Lumpur: Dua Besar Korea Selatan menyatakan siasatan polis terhadap pembunuhan Kim Jong-nam di Klia 2 Isnin lalu, tidak boleh dipercayai dan menegaskan mangsa yang mati itu bukan Jog-nam, abang tiri pemimpin Korea Utara, Kim Jong-un.
Kang Chol membuat kenyataan itu di sini, selepas dipanggil ke Wisma Putra bagi memberi penjelasan beliau berkenaan tuduhannya terhadap Kerajaan Malaysia pada sidang media pada 17 Februari lalu. Menurut kenyataan Wisma Putra beliau bertemu dengan Timbalan Ketua Setiausaha Hal Ehwal Dua Hala, Raja Nushirwan Zainal Abidin.
Menurut Kang Chol, pihak berkuasa Malaysia sudah mengesahkan mangsa pembunuhan itu ialah Kim Jong-nam namun menurutnya, kerajaan Korea Utara hanya mengenal pasti mangsa sebagai Kim Chol, rakyat negaranya berdasarkan pasport dibawanya.
“Sudah tujuh hari sejak kejadian itu (pembunuhan) namun sehingga kini belum ada bukti jelas punca kematian dan kami tidak boleh mempercayai siasatan polis Malaysia,” katanya kepada media di Kedutaan Korea Utara di sini. |
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Sedih pulak tengok detik2 terakhir dia..Rip. |
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betapa cepatnya kejadian berlaku.. takut
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Duta: Polis ugut tembak keluarga, pukul anak suspek
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/373116
Hari ini, 4:00 petang Hari ini, 5:20 petang
Hubungan diplomatik Malaysia-Korea Utara kelihatan semakin tegang selepas pembunuhan Kim Jong-nam minggu lalu.
Hari ini, duta Korea Utara Kang Chol mendakwa polis negara ini mengancam anggota keluarga seorang rakyatnya dan memukul anaknya ketika menyerbu sebuah kondominium di Kuala Lumpur.
Pada sidang media di Kedutaan Korea Utara, Kang Chol membacakan kenyataan lima halamannya, yang antaranya menyebut:
“Malam Jumaat lalu, polis Malaysia berpakaian biasa menyerbu sebuah kondominium rakyat kami di Kuala Lumpur dan tanpa sebarang waran atau bukti secara paksa menahan serta mengumumkan mereka menahan perancang (kes Jong-nam) sebelum sebarang siasatan bermula.
“Mereka malah mengacukan pistol pada anggota keluarga dan mengancam nyawa mereka dan memukul anak remajanya di muka.
“Ini adalah pelanggaran hak asasi manusia yang hanya boleh dilihat dalam filem mafia Amerika Syarikat,” katanya.
Kenyataan keras itu dibuat selepas Wisma Putra mendedahkan mereka memanggil Kang Chol menjelaskan kenyataannya yang kelihatan menggambarkan Malaysia menyembunyikan sesuatu.
Sidang akhbar itu berlangsung kira-kira 15 minit.
Sehingga berita ini ditulis, pihak polis telah menahan seorang wanita rakyat Vietnam, seorang wanita warga Indonesia, seorang suspek Malaysia dan seorang lelaki Korea Utara berhubung dengan pembunuhan itu.
Polis masih mencari empat lagi suspek Korea Utara yang dipercayai telah melarikan diri ke negara asal mereka.
Polis juga meminta waris atau keluarga Kim Jong-nam untuk tampil dan mengenal pasti tubuhnya selewat-lewat sebelum 27 Februari ini.
Kang juga menyelar keputusan Malaysia yang mahu ahli keluarga mangsa menyerahkan sampel DNA sebelum menyerahkan jasad itu.
"Ini adalah tidak munasabah. Biasanya ujian DNA untuk mengenal pasti pengenalan waris jika mayat telah reput, dibakar atau bertukar menjadi rangka.
"Selagi kewarganegaraan adalah jelas, identitinya disahkan oleh pejabat kedutaan yang bertanggungjawab, lebih-lebih lagi dia adalah pemegang pasport diplomatik, permintaan itu boleh dianggap sebagai plot politik di sebalik kejadian itu," katanya.
Undang-undang Malaysia tidak boleh mengatasi undang-undang antarabangsa, katanya. |
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Edited by manjalara_01 at 20-2-2017 05:54 PM
i rs since kes ni kes besar melibatkan org besar, negara luar isu antarabangsa...
mungkin ade sbb kenapa die dibunuh ditempat awam & penuh dgn cctv...
rasa2 mcm disengajakan buat in public..cause they want the public to know....
they want the world to know see..everything..that they want the world to see...
i rs possible je kalau nak bunuh time KJN ni masa die tgh mandi ke kat luar rumah ke,..otw ke airport ke..
but no....kan cara ni lagi selamat...& there will be no witness/ kurang bukti...etc..
tu teori manja je la...hehe..last2 yg susah sape? malaysia jgk...conspiracy sgt..
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#innalillah untuk heshe sis
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Pyongyang tak yakin, kecam siasatan polis Malaysia
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/373115
Hari ini, 3:58 petang Hari ini, 4:55 petang
Pyongyang meluahkan rasa tidak yakin ke atas siasatan yang dijalankan oleh pasukan polis Malaysia berhubung kematian Kim Jong-nam.
"Sudah tujuh hari berlalu sejak kejadian itu, tetapi tidak ada bukti jelas mengenai punca kematian dan pada ketika ini, kami tidak boleh mempercayai siasatan oleh polis Malaysia walaupun, akan memperolehi laporannya.
"Ini hanya menimbulkan keraguan bahawa mungkin ada tangan lain di sebalik siasatan itu," kata duta Korea Utara Kang Chol pada sidang akhbar di kedutaannya di Kuala Lumpur petang ini.
Beliau juga mendakwa siasatan pihak polis negara ini adalah untuk mencapai matlamat politik tertentu.
"Kami menghormati polis Malaysia dan menunggu dengan sabar untuk keputusan siasatan yang adil dan tepat. Sebaliknya, mereka menuduh kami.
“DPRK, adalah sebuah negara yang berdaulat di mana rakyatnya adalah mangsa. Kami tidak akan bertolak ansur dengan sebarang propaganda atau kritikan terhadapnya," katanya.
Oleh itu, beliau menuntut satu siasatan bersama antara Malaysia dan Korea Utara dijalankan bagi menyiasat kematian Jong-nam.
Jika Malaysia bersetuju dengan permintaan ini, duta itu berkata, Pyongyang akan menghantar perwakilan sah mereka ke negara ini.
Kang Chol juga menuntut supaya dibenarkan berjumpa dengan seorang suspek wanita yang ditangkap berhubung kes itu.
Beliau juga mendakwa bahawa pihak berkuasa negara ini dan Timbalan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi mengeluarkan kenyataan yang bercanggah berhubung perkara itu.
Duta itu merujuk tindakan Zahid yang mengesahkan identiti si mati sebagai Jong-nam sedangkan kedutaan Korea Utara berada dalam gelap.
"Bagaimana timbalan perdana menteri boleh membuat kenyataan palsu sehari sebelum (kenyataan kami)?" soalnya.
Kang juga menuduh Malaysia bersekongkol dengan Korea Selatan untuk membantu mengalihkan perhatian berhubung krisis berterusan yang sedang menyelubungi kepimpinan Korea Selatan.
Sepanjang sidang media itu, Kang tidak sekalipun merujuk si mati sebagai Kim Jong-nam, abang tiri kepada Presiden Korea Utara Kim Jong-un.
Sebaliknya, beliau merujuk lelaki yang dibunuh itu sebagai Kim Chol, nama yang dinyatakan pada pasport si mati. |
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mereka kesah apa pasal witness, mission mereka nak matikan target dan lari keluar jah.
tak kesah la mana tempat yang ingin mreka lakukan kan itu janji mission accomplished.
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it's ok..manja cume nak bg review psl scene2 pembunuhan tu x nampak as exciting or as mendebarkan mcm dlm mission imposible/ james bond movie
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ni ke quote nye?
"This tape/disc will self-destruct in five seconds"
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manja pernah terbaca tentang drug mule ni..mereka mmg kena ambik flight pusing2 singgah2 tempat lain dulu sblum balik ke negara asal
bile rasa mcm pihak berkuasa dah cam muke mereka. tujuannye nak confusekan pihak berkuasa & nak elak diri dari kena detect...
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menarik huraian u...
mcm ade pengalaman je..ehehehe
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Post time 20-2-2017 04:06 PM
Post time 20-2-2017 04:07 PM
