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毒杀金正男， 谁是凶手？
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Was it brother? Lover? Or crime gang? N. Korea rumours abound
FILE - In this June 4, 2010, file photo, dressed in jeans and blue suede loafers, Kim Jong Nam, the eldest son of then North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, waves after his first-ever interview with South Korean media in Macau. Kim was assassinated at an airport in Kuala Lumpur, telling medical workers before he died that he had been attacked with a chemical spray a Malaysian official said Tuesday. (Shin In-seop/JoongAng Ilbo via AP, File)
By: Kim TongHyung The Associated Press Published on Fri Feb 17 2017
SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of — As Malaysian police continue their inquiry into the death of Kim Jong Nam, the outcast half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, there's plenty of speculation surrounding what seems one of the stranger killings the world has recently seen.
North Korea killed Kim Jong Nam because he planned to create an exile government around defectors, says one rumour . Kim Jong Un was furious after learning about secret Chinese plans to enthrone his estranged sibling in Pyongyang if something happens to him, says another.
Or maybe Pyongyang wasn't involved at all. Perhaps, KimJong Nam, known for his carefree lifestyle and gambling habits, angered crime organizations over money problems and that got him killed, say some online arguments.
Some theories are more bizarre. South Korean newspapers have reported onrumours making rounds on the Chinese internet that impeached South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who faces a court ruling on whether she should permanently step down over a corruption scandal or be reinstated, plotted Kim's death to create a distraction.
South Korea's spy agency, which has consistently described Kim Jong Un as an irrational and unstable dictator, argues that he killed a non-threatening sibling out of "paranoia." The fuming North Korean ambassador to Kuala Lumpur says the country will reject the autopsy results on Kim Jong Nam because Malaysian officials may be "trying to conceal something" and "colluding with hostile forces."
While imaginations run freely, most South Korean experts think there's a straightforward explanation behind the alleged assassination of Kim, who appears to have been killed by two women at a Kuala Lumpur airport on Monday in what has been suspected as a poison attack.
Kim Jong Un, who has executed or purged a slew of high-level officials since taking power in 2011, most likely made another move to remove a potential challenger to his power, the experts say. Kim Jong Nam had been the only member of the Kim clan who regularly talked to foreign journalists and sometimes went so far as to openly criticize the country's hereditary power transfer.
North Korea has been seen as tightening control on its high-profile individuals overseas since the defection of Thae Yong Ho, a senior North Korean diplomat in London who arrived in South Korea last year. There's also a possibility that Kim Jong Nam, who continued to stay in Macau and the Chinese mainland, was taken out because he disobeyed orders to return home, according to some experts.
But others find North Korea's involvement hard to believe. Both of the women arrested for suspected involvement in the killing were non-Koreans and some think their methods were too unorthodox and careless to be considered a North Korean hit job.
"(The attack on Kim) was unbelievably sloppy," Kim Jongdae, a South Korean lawmaker, told a radio interview. He pointed out that one of the women reportedly got arrested by returning to the scene a day later with the same clothes.
"Kim Jong Nam led a free-wheeling life, and loved to travel, and mingle with women ... He might have had problems with crime organizations. Or maybe this was a crime based on a love affair gone bad," he said.
Seo Jae Pyoung, a North Korean defector and anti-Pyongyang activist, thinks it's unlikely that Kim's death involved crime organizations. While Kim was believed to have profited from helping Chinese firms trade with North Korea when his father and the North's second leader Kim Jong Il was alive, he probably stayed away from risky business activities after Kim Jong Un came to power, Seo said.
While some think the attack on Kim Jong Nam was careless, others see it as ingenious. It's possible that the women might have not even known they were part of an assassination attempt — one of the detained female suspects reportedly told police she was tricked into thinking she was part of a TV comedy show prank.
"Whoever did it came up with a careful plan that effectively concealed criminal intent until the job was done," said Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea expert at Seoul's Dongguk University. "That person had great understanding of how Western TV media works."
Getting foreigners to do the job, rather than directly using its own operatives, might have been a logical choice for North Korea because it will likely continue denying involvement.
North Korea used its own operatives when it set off a bomb meant for then-South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan during a 1983 visit to Burma. Although Chun narrowly escaped the blast, more than 20 people were killed, including several of Chun's Cabinet ministers and top aides. One North Korean agent was shot dead by police, a second one was sentenced to death and executed, and a third reportedly died in Myanmar prison in 2008.
Burma, now known as Myanmar, responded by cutting its diplomatic ties with North Korea, and relations between the countries weren't restored until 2007. The costly experience of three decades ago might have ensured North Korea would use borrowed hands for the alleged assassination in Malaysia, which is one of its few diplomatic partners, Koh said.
FILE - In this June 4, 2010, file photo, dressed in jeans and blue suede loafers, Kim Jong Nam, the eldest son of then North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, waves after his first-ever interview with South Korean media in Macau. Kim was assassinated at an airport in Kuala Lumpur, telling medical workers before he died that he had been attacked with a chemical spray a Malaysian official said Tuesday. (Shin In-seop/JoongAng Ilbo via AP, File)
By: Kim TongHyung The Associated Press Published on Fri Feb 17 2017
SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of — As Malaysian police continue their inquiry into the death of Kim Jong Nam, the outcast half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, there's plenty of speculation surrounding what seems one of the stranger killings the world has recently seen.
North Korea killed Kim Jong Nam because he planned to create an exile government around defectors, says one rumour . Kim Jong Un was furious after learning about secret Chinese plans to enthrone his estranged sibling in Pyongyang if something happens to him, says another.
Or maybe Pyongyang wasn't involved at all. Perhaps, KimJong Nam, known for his carefree lifestyle and gambling habits, angered crime organizations over money problems and that got him killed, say some online arguments.
Some theories are more bizarre. South Korean newspapers have reported onrumours making rounds on the Chinese internet that impeached South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who faces a court ruling on whether she should permanently step down over a corruption scandal or be reinstated, plotted Kim's death to create a distraction.
South Korea's spy agency, which has consistently described Kim Jong Un as an irrational and unstable dictator, argues that he killed a non-threatening sibling out of "paranoia." The fuming North Korean ambassador to Kuala Lumpur says the country will reject the autopsy results on Kim Jong Nam because Malaysian officials may be "trying to conceal something" and "colluding with hostile forces."
While imaginations run freely, most South Korean experts think there's a straightforward explanation behind the alleged assassination of Kim, who appears to have been killed by two women at a Kuala Lumpur airport on Monday in what has been suspected as a poison attack.
Kim Jong Un, who has executed or purged a slew of high-level officials since taking power in 2011, most likely made another move to remove a potential challenger to his power, the experts say. Kim Jong Nam had been the only member of the Kim clan who regularly talked to foreign journalists and sometimes went so far as to openly criticize the country's hereditary power transfer.
North Korea has been seen as tightening control on its high-profile individuals overseas since the defection of Thae Yong Ho, a senior North Korean diplomat in London who arrived in South Korea last year. There's also a possibility that Kim Jong Nam, who continued to stay in Macau and the Chinese mainland, was taken out because he disobeyed orders to return home, according to some experts.
But others find North Korea's involvement hard to believe. Both of the women arrested for suspected involvement in the killing were non-Koreans and some think their methods were too unorthodox and careless to be considered a North Korean hit job.
"(The attack on Kim) was unbelievably sloppy," Kim Jongdae, a South Korean lawmaker, told a radio interview. He pointed out that one of the women reportedly got arrested by returning to the scene a day later with the same clothes.
"Kim Jong Nam led a free-wheeling life, and loved to travel, and mingle with women ... He might have had problems with crime organizations. Or maybe this was a crime based on a love affair gone bad," he said.
Seo Jae Pyoung, a North Korean defector and anti-Pyongyang activist, thinks it's unlikely that Kim's death involved crime organizations. While Kim was believed to have profited from helping Chinese firms trade with North Korea when his father and the North's second leader Kim Jong Il was alive, he probably stayed away from risky business activities after Kim Jong Un came to power, Seo said.
While some think the attack on Kim Jong Nam was careless, others see it as ingenious. It's possible that the women might have not even known they were part of an assassination attempt — one of the detained female suspects reportedly told police she was tricked into thinking she was part of a TV comedy show prank.
"Whoever did it came up with a careful plan that effectively concealed criminal intent until the job was done," said Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea expert at Seoul's Dongguk University. "That person had great understanding of how Western TV media works."
Getting foreigners to do the job, rather than directly using its own operatives, might have been a logical choice for North Korea because it will likely continue denying involvement.
North Korea used its own operatives when it set off a bomb meant for then-South Korean President Chun Doo-hwan during a 1983 visit to Burma. Although Chun narrowly escaped the blast, more than 20 people were killed, including several of Chun's Cabinet ministers and top aides. One North Korean agent was shot dead by police, a second one was sentenced to death and executed, and a third reportedly died in Myanmar prison in 2008.
Burma, now known as Myanmar, responded by cutting its diplomatic ties with North Korea, and relations between the countries weren't restored until 2007. The costly experience of three decades ago might have ensured North Korea would use borrowed hands for the alleged assassination in Malaysia, which is one of its few diplomatic partners, Koh said.
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有报道说见过尸检前尸体，口吐白沫，明显的中毒反应。照片怎么这么干净?
有报道说见过尸检前尸体，口吐白沫，明显的中毒反应。照片怎么这么干净?
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转：金正男遇刺：一次层层转包的谋杀
毒杀金正男的居然是一个越南网红！这让我辈始料不及，情何以堪啊。这是最有脑洞的策划啊。原来网红不仅仅是可以做直播，原来还可以做杀手啊。想想策划者也真够聪明的，让一个一心想红的女网红干这事儿，怎么“恶搞”她都不在乎，而且还十分的投入啊，完全没有一点心理压力！如果让职业女杀手干这事儿，她事先知道任务，没准儿到了实施行动时，心里一慌露了马脚，刺杀失败呢。
据这位越南网红交代，此次来大马是为了拍摄恶搞视频准备直播，然后在网络上赚大钱的，跟她一起拍戏的还有另外一个网红。这位网红姓名为DOAN THI HUONG，出生日期为1988年5月31日，出生地则是越南的南定市(Nam Dinh)。当日在机场，她们其中一人手拿喷剂朝金正男脸部喷射，另一人则用手帕捂住金正男脸部。干完之后，俩人居然没事儿认识的坐出租车离开了，估计是等着回家看视频，然后红遍网络，收“游艇”、收“豪车”呢。
据说，这位妹子很无辜地对警方说，她当时以为整件事“只是恶作剧”，“我不知道是杀人”。晕啊，看来这妹子除了想出名基本不关心其他事情，像金大公子这样的“名人”她都不认识啊。说到这儿，我在一次表达对幕后策划者的钦佩之情，他们去越南找网红干这事儿，这要是到中国找网红，没准儿中国网红会认识金大公子，会功亏一篑的。策划者怎么知道她是“政治素人”呢？佩服！
那么，这位网红是怎么糊里糊涂成为杀手的呢？原来是有个朝鲜人每天给她点赞，打赏，说要包装她让她全世界出名，这傻妞居然还信了，于是跑到大马去拍“恶搞短片”，嘿嘿，这回真的出名了，而且是大名。全世界估计没有不认识她DOAN THI HUONG的了。唉，她这是吃了没知识的亏啊！亏大了！
这傻妞向警方交代，她不知道所用喷剂为致人死亡的凶器，她这话绝对可信，非常有可能人家演练时，所用的喷剂最初安全的清水，但最终为调换毒剂。说到这里，我不得不第三次为幕后策划者的胆大和创意点赞[强]，他居然能想到利用“恶搞无下限”的女网红来实施谋杀，这必定会成为世界特供暗杀的经典范例，真牛！
最令人惊讶的是，策划者给DOAN THI HUONG报酬居然只有区区一百美元，我晕啊，这简直是太不可思议了。我不知道策划者从授意刺杀金正男的机构那里拿到多少经费。但是，最后到非专业杀手DOAN THI HUONG这里，只有这一百美元。
这次刺杀金正男就像是我们的工程外包啊。一层一层承包下去，层层剥皮，到了真正的实施者这里，仅有一百美金。哇塞，绝了。钱多还容易引起猜疑呢。聪明绝顶啊！策划者是玩转包界的教主啊。这次的转包杀人太完美了，简直像教科书一样经典。由专业人士策划，有资质的机构一包，有经验者二包，有专业技术公司提供外围支持，最后由临时工完成。马来西亚警方确认毒死金正男的毒药是：氨基全氢喹唑啉化合物！俗称河豚毒素，提取自河豚卵巢，产量极度稀少。河豚毒素毒性，比氰化钾毒性，高出1250倍。目前全球黑市上一克河豚毒素，售价40万美金！你没看错：1克，40万……美金！这杀人毒剂比起网红拿到的那一百美元可是贵多了。所以说，关键是技术，干粗活赚不到钱啊！知识就是金钱。金正男死于越南和印尼杀手反映了当今全球化背景下服务外包向东南亚倾斜的大趋势，这跟富士康等公司把工厂外迁是一个道理。
那么，雇凶者是谁呢？究竟谁是这次完美的层层转包的政治暗杀的总承包商呢？
究竟是谁？
还是等待警方的调查吧！我估计调查时间会很长，因为这次的层层转包一定有很多环节，中间可能涉及了几个国家的分包商也有可能。
毒杀金正男的居然是一个越南网红！这让我辈始料不及，情何以堪啊。这是最有脑洞的策划啊。原来网红不仅仅是可以做直播，原来还可以做杀手啊。想想策划者也真够聪明的，让一个一心想红的女网红干这事儿，怎么“恶搞”她都不在乎，而且还十分的投入啊，完全没有一点心理压力！如果让职业女杀手干这事儿，她事先知道任务，没准儿到了实施行动时，心里一慌露了马脚，刺杀失败呢。
据这位越南网红交代，此次来大马是为了拍摄恶搞视频准备直播，然后在网络上赚大钱的，跟她一起拍戏的还有另外一个网红。这位网红姓名为DOAN THI HUONG，出生日期为1988年5月31日，出生地则是越南的南定市(Nam Dinh)。当日在机场，她们其中一人手拿喷剂朝金正男脸部喷射，另一人则用手帕捂住金正男脸部。干完之后，俩人居然没事儿认识的坐出租车离开了，估计是等着回家看视频，然后红遍网络，收“游艇”、收“豪车”呢。
据说，这位妹子很无辜地对警方说，她当时以为整件事“只是恶作剧”，“我不知道是杀人”。晕啊，看来这妹子除了想出名基本不关心其他事情，像金大公子这样的“名人”她都不认识啊。说到这儿，我在一次表达对幕后策划者的钦佩之情，他们去越南找网红干这事儿，这要是到中国找网红，没准儿中国网红会认识金大公子，会功亏一篑的。策划者怎么知道她是“政治素人”呢？佩服！
那么，这位网红是怎么糊里糊涂成为杀手的呢？原来是有个朝鲜人每天给她点赞，打赏，说要包装她让她全世界出名，这傻妞居然还信了，于是跑到大马去拍“恶搞短片”，嘿嘿，这回真的出名了，而且是大名。全世界估计没有不认识她DOAN THI HUONG的了。唉，她这是吃了没知识的亏啊！亏大了！
这傻妞向警方交代，她不知道所用喷剂为致人死亡的凶器，她这话绝对可信，非常有可能人家演练时，所用的喷剂最初安全的清水，但最终为调换毒剂。说到这里，我不得不第三次为幕后策划者的胆大和创意点赞[强]，他居然能想到利用“恶搞无下限”的女网红来实施谋杀，这必定会成为世界特供暗杀的经典范例，真牛！
最令人惊讶的是，策划者给DOAN THI HUONG报酬居然只有区区一百美元，我晕啊，这简直是太不可思议了。我不知道策划者从授意刺杀金正男的机构那里拿到多少经费。但是，最后到非专业杀手DOAN THI HUONG这里，只有这一百美元。
这次刺杀金正男就像是我们的工程外包啊。一层一层承包下去，层层剥皮，到了真正的实施者这里，仅有一百美金。哇塞，绝了。钱多还容易引起猜疑呢。聪明绝顶啊！策划者是玩转包界的教主啊。这次的转包杀人太完美了，简直像教科书一样经典。由专业人士策划，有资质的机构一包，有经验者二包，有专业技术公司提供外围支持，最后由临时工完成。马来西亚警方确认毒死金正男的毒药是：氨基全氢喹唑啉化合物！俗称河豚毒素，提取自河豚卵巢，产量极度稀少。河豚毒素毒性，比氰化钾毒性，高出1250倍。目前全球黑市上一克河豚毒素，售价40万美金！你没看错：1克，40万……美金！这杀人毒剂比起网红拿到的那一百美元可是贵多了。所以说，关键是技术，干粗活赚不到钱啊！知识就是金钱。金正男死于越南和印尼杀手反映了当今全球化背景下服务外包向东南亚倾斜的大趋势，这跟富士康等公司把工厂外迁是一个道理。
那么，雇凶者是谁呢？究竟谁是这次完美的层层转包的政治暗杀的总承包商呢？
究竟是谁？
还是等待警方的调查吧！我估计调查时间会很长，因为这次的层层转包一定有很多环节，中间可能涉及了几个国家的分包商也有可能。
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