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According to her lawyer Gooi Soon Seong, Aisyah, 25, was recruited in early January by a North Korean man, known as James, to star in his video prank shows.
The two met at a pub in downtown Kuala Lumpur and over the course of several days, James had Siti rub oil or pepper sauce on a victim’s face from forehead downwards which he would film on his phone, the lawyer said.
Mr Gooi said they practised at malls, hotels and airports and that Aisyah was paid $100-$200 for each prank and hoped the income would allow her to stop working as a social escort.
In late January, Aisyah flew to Cambodia where James introduced her to Hong Song Hac, one of four North Korean suspects who left Malaysia on the day of the killing.
Mr Gooi said Hong asked Aisyah to do several more pranks at the Kuala Lumpur airport a few days before Kim was attacked.
He said that Hong identified Kim to Aisyah at the airport and allegedly put the poison on her hand.
The second woman, Huong, 29, was caught on airport security surveillance camera wearing a white jumper emblazoned with big black letters “LOL” – an acronym for laughing out loud.
Security cameras apparently showed her lunging at Kim Jong Nam from behind in a crowded airport terminal.
Kim Jong Nam, who was 45 or 46, died while en route to a hospital after he fell ill at a budget terminal of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport while waiting for a flight to Macao.
He told medical workers before he died that he had been attacked with a chemical spray that Malaysian officials later identified as the deadly VX nerve agent.
The two women are the only suspects in custody in a killing that South Korea’s spy agency said was part of a five-year plot by Kim Jong Un to kill a brother he reportedly never met.
Four North Korean suspects fled the country, police say.
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According to her lawyer Gooi Soon Seong, Aisyah, 25, was recruited in early January by a North Korean man, known as James, to star in his video prank shows.
The two met at a pub in downtown Kuala Lumpur and over the course of several days, James had Siti rub oil or pepper sauce on a victim’s face from forehead downwards which he would film on his phone, the lawyer said.
Mr Gooi said they practised at malls, hotels and airports and that Aisyah was paid $100-$200 for each prank and hoped the income would allow her to stop working as a social escort.
In late January, Aisyah flew to Cambodia where James introduced her to Hong Song Hac, one of four North Korean suspects who left Malaysia on the day of the killing.
Mr Gooi said Hong asked Aisyah to do several more pranks at the Kuala Lumpur airport a few days before Kim was attacked.
He said that Hong identified Kim to Aisyah at the airport and allegedly put the poison on her hand.
The second woman, Huong, 29, was caught on airport security surveillance camera wearing a white jumper emblazoned with big black letters “LOL” – an acronym for laughing out loud.
Security cameras apparently showed her lunging at Kim Jong Nam from behind in a crowded airport terminal.
He told medical workers before he died that he had been attacked with a chemical spray that Malaysian officials later identified as the deadly VX nerve agent.
The two women are the only suspects in custody in a killing that South Korea’s spy agency said was part of a five-year plot by Kim Jong Un to kill a brother he reportedly never met.
Four North Korean suspects fled the country, police say.
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