Watch The Moment Kim Jong-Nam's Assassins Complete Their Mission In Less Than 3 Seconds
A video that recently emerged on YouTube apparently shows the events that led to Kim Jong-nam's death.
By Samantha Khor — 20 Feb 2017, 01:05 PM
It took less than three seconds for two women to sneak up to Kim Jong-Nam and administer the poison that would kill him hours later
Kim Jong-nam, the 45-year-old half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, was believed to have been poisoned at KLIA2 on Monday 13 February, leading to his death.
A video apparently depicting Jong-Nam's last moments has emerged on YouTube, showing footage believed to have been taken by several CCTVs at KLIA2
The clip shows a man resembling Jong-Nam, clad in a light blue jacket and slacks with a backpack slung over one shoulder, walking into the airport and looking at flight schedules before approaching a nearby self check-in kiosk.
Then, two women came from different directions. The woman approaching Jong-nam from behind can be seen lunging from behind to reach over his head and cover his face with a cloth.
Two women (marked by yellow and pink arrows) approaching Kim Jong-nam (red arrow) at KLIA2's self check-in area.
Image via YouTubeIt took them only seconds to finish what the came to do, as both women quickly went back in the directions they came from.
The self check-in area seems to be fairly crowded, although no one seems to have noticed the attack.
After the attack, Jong-nam walked swiftly to an information counter to speak to a man and a woman. The woman then takes him to two policemen, where he is seen gesturing to his face and presumably telling them about the attack.
At this point, Jong-nam looks unharmed and is still walking normally without needing help. The policement then walk him the airport clinic, after which the video ends.
Hours after the attack, Kim Jong-nam died on the way to the hospital. Get the latest updates on the high-profile assassination here: