Mysterious death Kim Jong-nam: 4 suspects

kuala lumpur - In connection with the mysterious death of Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, are again sought four North Korean suspects. That made the Malaysian judiciary Sunday released. A call was made to relatives of Kim Jong-nam to report and assist them in the investigation.

The four new suspects would have left the country.

Kim Jong-nam was killed Monday after he wanted to go to Macau at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport on a flight. 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.

Police in Malaysia arrested earlier two women. One of them had an Indonesian passport in his pocket in the name of Siti Aishah (25). She was identified on the basis of TV images. Indonesia confirmed Thursday her arrest. Was also arrested her boyfriend. The other woman had a Vietnamese passport.

Earlier, a taxi driver was heard in connection with the murder. He would have picked up the two women at the airport that Kim Jong-nam would have attacked. According to South Korea is the North Korean regime behind the murder and Kim Jong-un himself instructions.