The women suspected of assassinating the half-brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un doused their hands with a toxic chemical before wiping them on the man’s face, Malaysian officials said Wednesday. But police have an answer for that: authorities say the women washed their hands soon after the encounter with Kim Jong Nam. He also said a heavily armed special police force was deployed to the morgue holding Kim Jong Nam's body after police detected an attempt to break into the facility. South Korea's spy agency believes North Korea was behind the killing, but has produced no evidence. North Korea has a long history of ordering killings of people it views as threats to its regime.

Source: Fox News February 22, 2017 13:41 UTC