Two Female Suspects arrive at Court to be charged for Kim Jong Nam's Murder

Suspects in Jong-nam murder arrive at court

Duon and Siti Aisyah (in red) walking in to court.

 

SEPANG: The two female suspects in the murder of Kim Jong-nam have arrived at the Sepang magistrate's court to be charged.

Under tight security both inside and outside the courthouse, suspects Duon Thi Huong and Siti Aisyah arrived in separate convoys about 10 minutes apart.

The first convoy of at least seven police vehicles and several outriders, including several heavily-tinted black four-wheel-drives arrived at about 9.30am Wednesday, transporting the first suspect.

The second convoy of similar vehicles entered the courthouse around 9.40am. 

Media members waiting at the main entrance to the court complex scrambled to get pictures and visuals of the suspects upon hearing the sirens of the approaching vehicles.

Duon and Siti Aisyah were taken into the premises via the second entrance about 100 metres from where the press had gathered.

Duon, who is Vietnamese and her Indonesian counterpart Siti Aisyah are among three suspects who have been arrested in connection  with the murder of Jong-nam, who is the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

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