'Burglary in mortuary Kim Jong-nam '

kuala lumpur - According to police in Malaysia is an attempt to break into the morgue where Kim Jong-nam is, the assassinated half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. That media reported from the country Wednesday. Whether North Korea was behind the attempt, the police will not confirm. However, police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said: 'We know who they are.' The mortuary is guarded by heavily armed soldiers Malaysian.

Meanwhile, the indications are that North Korea behind the murder is becoming stronger. The Malaysian police have identified two new suspects allegedly complicit. One of them is a high official of the North Korean embassy. The other works at the airline of North Korea. 'We hope that North Korea's embassy cooperates with us and allow us to interrogate them in the short term,' said Abu Bakar. In total there are now, in addition to two women, six men in the sight of the police.

The two women suspected of carrying out the murder Jong-nam, was trained in dealing with poison. They would have practiced in a mall in unexpectedly at the sight grabbing passersby.

Jong-nam was last week killed at the Kuala Lumpur airport, when he was flying was about to Macau. The authorities believe that he has been slain with an injection by a needle or by the use of a harmful spray. The 46-year-old half-brother from behind was grabbed at his face.