Kim Jong Un’s half-brother was working as a CIA informant before he was brazenly murdered in a Malaysian airport in 2017, according to a report Monday. Kim Jong Nam, the late North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il’s eldest son, “met on several occasions with agency operatives,” according to the report in The Wall Street Journal. “There was a nexus” between Kim Jong Nam and the intelligence agency, according to the Journal’s source. INDONESIAN WOMAN TRIED IN KILL OF KIM JONG UN'S HALF-BROTHER RELEASED FROM PRISONLittle else is known about what Kim Jong Un’s older brother told the feds; however, the report did state he “was almost certainly in contact with security services of other countries, particularly China’s.”The CIA declined to comment to the WSJ. He had been living abroad for years but could have been seen as a threat to Kim Jong Un's rule.

Source: Fox News June 11, 2019 00:31 UTC