“They had been watching him... and when opportunity presented itself, they moved in. Within that five seconds, one of them stood in front of him to distract him. This was when the other, who had been lurking behind Jong-nam, had him locked in a chokehold, to administer the poison that killed him soon after. The assassination plan would have been flawless from start to finish, if not for the multitude of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras positioned strategically throughout the hall, which captured images of the act and the subsequent movements of the female assassins after the job was carried out.”
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By FARRAH NAZ KARIM AND HARIZ MOHD - 16 February 2017 @ 11:27 AM
James—I've found the culprit:
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Seriously, though—how common are female assassins, do you reckon? It would seem to me that attractive chix who could easily approach men would be ideal assassins, with poison the weapon of choice, as in this case. Yet, I can't think of a major political hit carried out by a woman.