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Kim Jong Nam, the half-brother of the North Korean leader who was killed in a nerve-agent attack allegedly ordered by Pyongyang, had been working with the CIA prior to his death, according to The Wall Street Journal and a new book by a Washington Post reporter.
The Journal, in a story published Monday, cites "a person knowledgeable about the matter" as saying that Kim Jong Nam, who was living in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory of Macau in the years before his death, had "met on several occasions with [CIA] operatives."
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: vinifalou
Thoughts?
Well, I can say this much; having lived in Malaysia for several years, I can definitely attest to the fact that Malaysia really is what we used to call "Spy-Central". That place is crawling with foreign operatives from many different countries! Malaysia is like what Casablanca, Morocco used to be back in the 1940's.
The only part of this incident which doesn't compute to me is, why at the airport of all places???? There would have been so many other less conspicuous places which provided much better cover and anonymity.
ETA - And the cover story stinks to high heaven! Why would anyone believe a story that two girls went to the airport to play a TV prank show??? Anyone with an IQ above that of a salad fork knows you don't play pranks in airports! So, that dog doesn't hunt at all. Purely a cover story, and a laughable one at that!
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
Anyone he would have been working with would have known his whereabouts and status just about 24x7.
So, who was the message for?