Woman who unwittingly helped assassinate Kim Jong Un’s half-brother said she did it to be a YouTube star
- Siti Aisyah, one of the two women involved in the assassination of Kim Jong Nam, spoke to the Mail on Sunday newspaper about the incident.
- She said she was recruited to make prank videos, and paid as much as $120 a time to take part.
- Her last "prank" had as its target Kim Jong Nam, the half brother of Kim Jong Un. Instead of harmless baby oil, she was unknowingly given nerve agent to rub in Kim's face, killing him.
- Siti said that she did not know what the substance was, and that it could have killed her too if she hadn't washed it off as quickly as she did.
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One of the two women involved in the bizarre assassination of Kim Jong Un's half-brother has given an interview about the ordeal, which she says she was tricked into.