vinsue said:

Bloomberg News reported Thursday citing a South Korean newspaper that Kim Hyok Chol, North Korea's special envoy
to the U.S., was executed in March along with four other North Korean foreign ministry officials involved in the Hanoi summit.


A fifth official, Kim Jong Un’s top deputy, Kim Yong Chol, has reportedly been sentenced to hard labor, according to the newspaper.


Shot, hung, blown up, set on fire, poisoned, drowned, eaten by dogs, starved to death?

What method do you suppose he used?

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in state custody while being investigated for his involvement in the much-hyped second meeting.

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Sources told CNN that Yong Chol was in fact punished for his failures during the Hanoi summit, being forced to remain “silently in his office writing statements of self-criticism.”

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  that's gold

Stable Genius said:

vinsue said:

Bloomberg News reported Thursday citing a South Korean newspaper that Kim Hyok Chol, North Korea's special envoy
to the U.S., was executed in March along with four other North Korean foreign ministry officials involved in the Hanoi summit.


A fifth official, Kim Jong Un’s top deputy, Kim Yong Chol, has reportedly been sentenced to hard labor, according to the newspaper.


Shot, hung, blown up, set on fire, poisoned, drowned, eaten by dogs, starved to death?

What method do you suppose he used?

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Kim Hyok Chol still alive but is being held

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in state custody while being investigated for his involvement in the much-hyped second meeting.

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I pick 'will be slowly starved to death' 

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Sources told CNN that Yong Chol was in fact punished for his failures during the Hanoi summit, being forced to remain “silently in his office writing statements of self-criticism.”

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  that's gold

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Brian Jones said:

If he had been in fact, forced to remain in his office writing statements of self-criticism, IMO that is a rather humane form of punishment. I'm not sure there actually ever was a story here.

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