Kim Jong-Nam’s Son Emerges In YouTube Video With Hint The Family Is Into Hideout

The family of North Korean dictator’s half-brother has gone into hiding after his death at a Malaysian airport in February.

Kim Jong-nam’s son has emerged in a YouTube clip of 39 seconds indicating they are into hiding.

Showing North Korean passport as identity proof with particulars blacked out Kim Han-sol said he is currently with his mother and sister.

Head of the Citizens’ Coalition for the Human Rights of Abductees and North Korean Refugees, Do Hee-youn, said the man in the YouTube video is indeed Kim Han-sol.

The organization is based in South Korean capital Seoul and revealed to have monitored Kim’s whereabouts for years.

Kim Jong-nam was killed with nerve agent VX and two women have been arrested being accused to have smeared the poison on his face. Malaysian police points both were recruited by North Korean suspects.

Meanwhile, North Korea has denied any kind of involvement in the killing and lately said to have been barring all the Malaysians from leaving the country until the dispute gets fair settlement.

Amid such updates the emergence of YouTube video has added twist to the killing. Cheollima Civil Defense group posted the video on their website writing they have responded to an emergency request by survivors of Kim Jong-nam.

The group said, “The three family members were met quickly and relocated to safety… This will be the first and last statement on this particular matter, and the present whereabouts of this family will not be addressed.”