There was a Korean Air plane that found several batteries on the female passengers and prevented them from taking them.
She cried so badly she ended up in a radio.
How many batteries?
What’s so dangerous about batteries?
Let’s start here.
On 28 November 1987, the international airport in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, was full of people and everything was running in an orderly manner.
All of a sudden, the noise came from security.
The parties were inspectors and a young female passenger. The inspector, with a plastic bag with four batteries in it, said to the female passenger very strongly: “The airport here is not allowed to bring batteries into the cabin. I’m sorry.
The female passenger is only 24,5 years old, and she looks handsome, and her passport shows that she is Japanese.
The inspector said that she was in a hurry to cry and kept asking the inspector to return the battery to her. And then even the inspectors were wondering, “Isn’t it just a few batteries?
The inspector was impatient and threw the battery in the garbage. The female passenger fell off a piece of meat and immediately threw herself through the garbage and picked up the battery.
At that point, the father of the female passenger also came to the security office. When the female passenger saw him, she was like a saviour. The old man took the battery from his daughter and put it on the loose radio he was carrying and opened it for the inspector.
He protested in Japanese: “Listen to this sound. It’s just a battery for the radio.” Why is this special? It’s unpleasant to take away something from a person. I’m sorry.
The inspectors were silent and did not want to cause any trouble and had the father and the daughter pass through the security office with the battery.
And the father and the daughter looked at each other, and looked at him with a clear light.
They were travelling on flight 858 (KAL 858) to Seoul, the capital of Korea, so almost all the Koreans who were waiting to board in the waiting room were working in Iraq and on leave to return to Korea.
They sat with each other and were in trouble. The daughter was nervously closed to her eyes, while the father licked his tongue at times, while he was shaking.
At 22:40 p.m., 20 minutes to take off, the old man took out the radio.
He carefully loaded the battery into it, opened it for a while and then pulled it with his slightly shivering fingers, solemnly put the radio back in a plastic bag and put it with a bottle.
After this, he took out two quick-acting heart-saving pills and swallowed them as if he had just done something amazing.
The daughter stares at her father’s movements, and the atmosphere can’t breathe.
They’re boarding.
The plane leaves on time. Less than an hour later, the aircraft landed in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
This was not the final destination of the flight, except through Abu Dhabi and Bangkok in Thailand, where passengers would come down and would therefore not be able to pick up their luggage.
The father and the daughter also left the plane with the crowd.
Shortly after, the passengers left the terminal and returned to the aircraft. KAL 858 took off again in the night and flew to Bangkok at the next stopover.
But this Boeing 707 never arrived.
On 29 November, at 11:01 a.m., KAL 858 reported its flight position to Bangkok International Airport and is expected to land in 20 minutes. That’s the last message KAL 858 left.
At 1122 hours, over the sea 220 kilometres south of Yangon in Myanmar, the sudden explosion caused KAL 858 to become a fireball and a piece of debris to fall into the sea from a height of 10,000 metres.
104 passengers and 11 crew members on board, 115 of whom survived their entire lives and were all killed. Of these, 113 were Koreans.
They didn’t know until they died, and the explosion that killed them instantly was triggered by the plastic bag on the luggage rack above the 7B, 7C seats.
The plastic bag contains a loose radio and a bottle.
Those are two disguised time bombs.
An accident or a man-made terrorist attack?
At first, people didn’t realize that KAL 858 had crashed, but they knew the fact that “flights disappeared from radar.”
The Korean side has judged that KAL 858 could have been hijacked, and that its hijackers might have forced the pilot to drive it off course and then forced it into the jungle on the border between Thailand and Myanmar.
But that assumption was quickly overturned. A large number of aircraft wreckage occurred on the sea near Myanmar. One of them was clearly marked by the Seoul Olympics, which confirmed that they belonged to KAL 858.
KAL 858 crashed, that’s for sure.
Now the question becomes: is this an accident or a man-made terrorist attack?
An increasing number of aircraft wrecks have been collected, almost every piece of them bearing burning marks and fragmented, seemingly bearing a powerful impact. None of the bodies of the victims had been intact and had all experienced heavy burning. Only a bomb-induced explosion could have such consequences.
So, what kind of power is responsible for this crash?
No one stands out to admit it.
It was precisely at this time that there was an unexpected breakthrough.
Bahrain Airport in the Middle East, 1 December.
The news of an air crash two days ago has spread throughout the world, at a time when the airport was in a tense atmosphere and staff members were in a state of tension, with their passports and luggage being checked.
At this point in time, a young woman was standing in front of the staff of the exit inspection office and was about to board a flight to Rome, Italy. She looked down and seemed to try to avoid eye contact, as if something had been done wrong.
The inspector took the passport she had handed over and looked at it, and the Japanese looked up and said a word to her in fluent Japanese: “Wait a minute, we have to check it. I’m sorry.
I didn’t think it would make a difference when a woman heard that. Next, she watched as her passport was taken away by a staff member with a Japanese face, even more frightened.
She was accompanied by an old man who also took away his passport.
After the scheduled flight took off, two people waited to confiscate the Japanese staff members who had their passports.
The Japanese staff member seriously told them that he was a staff member of the Embassy of Japan in Bahrain. “In these two passports, the beautiful beehive passport is fake. Mr. Shinichi Hiya can travel somewhere else. However, it is true that Miss Miyuki is going back to Japan on a Japanese plane for review. I’m sorry.
Shinichi and Shinyuki listened to it, and it was as dead as ashes. It’s only a strong place to say a few words to Mirumi in a tremor.
These two men, the father and daughter of KAL 858, boarded from Baghdad.
They did not die on KAL 858, and after Abu Dhabi had stopped, they came down from the death flight and left Abu Dhabi in Bahrain. One of them still had a false passport.
The 115 passengers and crew members on KAL858 from Korean Airlines survived their entire lives, and the only survivors were their father and daughter.
Four or five Bahraini police officers rounded up and took them to a more detailed search. But nothing.
Under police surveillance, the father and the daughter returned to the airport lobby with their bags.
At that point, the police officer in charge of the search for Yumi suddenly remembered that she had not examined the Uberru cigarette case. She let Janumi give her the cigarette case.
May can’t sneak a cigarette out of the cigarette box without wishing to pass it over.
It’s not gonna work for a cop. She was really angry in Arabic and asked to hand over the cigarette. It’s so urgent that she won’t let go of her hand like she’s caught the straw.
It was unexpected that the policewoman had to steal something, and it was her fault that she made an unexpected move — putting cigarettes in her mouth and bit them.
Almost immediately, she was spitting at her mouth, convulsing, as if she had been taken away from her life, paralyzing.
It’s poison!
The angry police came to save her. They forgot there was another person.
That’s true. As he saw all this, he had no idea of the sadness, and he swallowed a cigarette as soon as people had yet to react, and he was also toxic.
In a matter of seconds, two people in the airport lobby sought their lives in a brutal manner.
It is beauty and truth that they killed themselves without delay, clearly in order to cover up their secret of causing the crash.
How amazing is the secret they want to protect in such a desperate death?
I’m Chinese.
It’s not her fault she didn’t die.
She was in a coma for three days and, after all her efforts, she finally recovered her life.
The Bahraini police examined the cigarette filtration mouths of her bites and found that it contained highly toxic hydrogen cyanide capsules. This is necessary for espionage in many countries, and it is used at the very end of a period when the enemy is caught and does not want to be punished or commits suicide for secrecy.
It’s not easy to save her life because it can die at very low doses. The same drug addict, old and ill, died.
It is obvious that there is a mysterious force behind beauty and real life, and that they are not alone in their own right, even if their names are true and true and their relationships are true.
The answer to these questions is now the only way to get it, and that is to open up the mouth and let her tell the truth.
Looks like it’s hard.
As soon as she woke up, the Bahraini police had her interrogated in turn. In view of her poor state of mind and in order to allow her to speak, the police were gentle and kind, albeit unheeded, and two male police officers, a female police officer and a female nurse were watching her around day and night to prevent her from committing suicide again.
It’s true that beauty finally opened her mouth, but it’s just that her story is so strange:
She said she was actually Chinese, originally known as Beatrix, born on January 27, 1964 in the P5 district of Heilongjiang province, but lived in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.
Why would a Chinese man have a Japanese name and went to Japan?
She explained that her biological father was the Secretary of the Commune, that she had been beaten down during the Cultural Revolution, that she had committed suicide at the age of 5, and that her mother had left her to remarry. She began to wander around after secondary school, went to Guangzhou, worked as a casual worker in a canteen, worked as a salesman in a shop, and worked physically on construction sites. Last summer, he went to Macau with a friend named Wu Ying.
In Macau, she found a job in the casino and met Shinichi, who came to visit. When she heard of her birth, took her as a daughter and took her to Japan, giving her 100,000 yen a month. Her passports are real.
In Japan, Shinichi gave her a real name.
It was good for her, but she was not allowed to go out, and warned that she would be arrested as a smuggler if she were found outside because she did not have formal entry procedures. So she was locked up in her house for almost a year and had no idea what happened in Japan. She came to Bahrain after saying that she was taking her to Europe for a trip and that she had processed her procedures.
That’s it.
This version of the story is full of questions. To say nothing else, say that she has lived in Japan for a year, even if she is unable to live in a house, and has television. But she knows nothing about Japanese society. She can’t even tell the exact location and surroundings of her residence in Tokyo.
Asking one more question, she started throwing herself at me and saying that she was a poor, lonely, ignorant Chinese orphan and had nothing to do with the plane crash. She cried out, “Why did she arrest me?” Is it a crime to be on this plane?
However, she is fluent in both Japanese and Chinese and English.
Who the hell is she?
She is neither Japanese nor Chinese. She’s going to lose everything she can to hide her true identity.
It’s true that Yumi arrived in Korea.
While it was true that the parties were being dealt with in a gruesome manner, the Governments of several countries concerned with the matter were making intensive efforts to investigate and try to find out the truth.
The Japanese Government actually has a headache at the appearance of a Japanese bomber. At the outset, the Japanese Government suspected that she was a member of the Japanese Red Army, a well-known radical organization, as a leader of the Red Army had just been arrested, revealing his plans to take action to undermine the Olympic Games to be held in Seoul, Korea, the following year.
If that were the case, the Japanese Government would be passive in the face of the Korean Government, which had to seek justice for the air crash.
On the other side, the Korean Government, as the victim of the air crash, would certainly like to have the initiative to investigate. They therefore submitted a genuine request for extradition to Bahrain, which was granted.
On December 15th, the plane arrived in Seoul. The Ministry of National Security and Planning of Korea, which is responsible for national security, has imposed a military curfew at the airport in order to accommodate this untimely visitor, which can be said to be a great enemy.
From Bahrain to Korea, it’s true that there are plastic plugs in the mouth to prevent the end of the bite.
Despite the gloom, the weeping and the extreme fear of the strange South Korea, her beauty cannot be concealed.
As a Korean officer saw her first sentence, “Why do you do such cruel things when you look so cute?” Why are you crying? I’m sorry.
Upon leaving the airport, Yumi was taken to the interrogation room in Nansan, where the Ministry of Security and Economic Planning is located.
Unfortunately, the Ministry of Peace and Entrepreneurship was the “magic hole” in which ordinary Koreans were exposed, this time facing enemies across Korea, without torture. The handcuffs were taken off, the mouth plugs were taken off, and she was given good food and drink, a comfortable bath, brushing his teeth and clean clothes. The agents were very kind and kind to her, and they made fun of her in front of her.
You don’t understand Korean, you’re innocent.
She understood, however, that it was only a tactic to be nice to her and that the Korean Government could not stop without knowing who she was.
On December 17th, the trial began.
– What is the structure of the house in Japan? Draw three sketches out.
– Didn’t you say you were from Heilongjiang? There’s a lot of Koreans there. You’ve known them since they were kids.
– You’ll always play Korean movies. You must have seen them.
– How do you explain that you were born in Heilong River, but your accent is southern?
Heilongjiang has only five counties and no five cities! Did you lie before you investigated? Then tell me what other counties are around the P5.
It was difficult to find an explanation for these problems, and then a series of them. Some of the questions were from an angle, and she replied that the mouth was wrong, that there was a loophole, and that she was immediately called into question as a weapon.
Anyway, it’s a mess.
“The girl is lying.” I’m sorry.
“Why am I lying? In Chinese.
Agent Haha laughs. No, you don’t understand Korean.
There are some ridiculous loopholes.
Ask her in Japan, for example, what kind of TV is she looking at?
That’s a North Korean-made television. In the 1980s, when Japanese appliances sold all over the world, the Japanese bought North Korea instead of Sony Toshiba? Maybe not even Kim Il Sung.
North Korean televisions from the ’80s
The more you look at it, the more you say it, the more you shut up and refuse to answer the questions.
After a few days of hard labour, it may be because she was in a hurry to be tortured by the trade union, or it may be possible to use those days to make up another story, and it is indeed beauty who finally opened up again.
This time she talks about another version of the “orphan’s vagrancy”.
In this version, she was born in Changzhou, Heilongjiang province. But she was an illegitimate child who did not know who her father was, and when she was a child, she married a Korean, and she was sent to her grandmother ‘ s house in Guangzhou, where she grew up.
At 20 years of age, she had smuggled to Macao and met a man who knew her mother and had her taken to her mother by another man called Park. She followed Park to Beijing and visited Tiananmen and the Forbidden City.
After leaving China, Park did not take her to see her mother, but went to another country where Park said it was Japan. She lived in Japan for three years and two months, during which a Japanese-speaking woman briefed her on the situation in Korea.
Until November 1987, when the beehive really showed up and started living with her. Another day, she was given a mission to travel to Europe as father and daughter. On November 14, they flew to Moscow, then to Berlin and Vienna.
By the time we got to Belgrade, there was a Northeast man who knew English and Japanese and came to Shinichi’s hotel with a purse and said 15 minutes. During that time she went to the toilet and was therefore not aware of the content of the conversation.
She and Shinichi then flew to Baghdad and, after waiting for more than two hours at the airport, took another plane. She knew it was a Korean plane, that’s KAL 858.
According to her, after the plane had taken off, she was nervous, went to the bathroom in the middle and returned to her seat in 10 minutes.
And after this strange story she said: This is all I know. I’m sorry.
Looks like she pushed it all to the wrong end.
After the agents have listened, let’s just say, we all know that I’ll come back and say what you’re lying about, but we’ll take you to Han City.
What? I can’t believe my ears. Can she really get out of the interrogation room and go to the city, even temporarily?
In her knowledge, South Korea was a terrible country, full of dirt, beggars, prostitutes, foreigners, and its people lived in deep fire. But it’s always good to get some air out.
No one expected that this trip would be a decisive blow to Jumi and that all her resistance would soon be lost.
Ideas collapse in an instant.
December 22, it’s a day that beauty will never forget.
At night, she left the South Mountain interrogation room in a car under surveillance by agents. The bright light of the night in Seoul was just like that in front of her, and she was staring at her.
Seoul Street, 1988.
She saw the new main Olympic stadium, the variety of billboards and the streets of the car.
She saw that the drivers were not as high-toed foreigners as she thought, but Koreans, many of whom were well-dressed.
She also saw a lot of groceries, watches, furniture, clothing, footwear and everything on the street side of the luxurious commercial zone.
In short, it is a vibrant, runaway, free and secular society. People live well. What’s hot? That’s a lie.
It shocked her.
She was taken to the South Mountain interrogation room, distraught. Her heart is full of waves, and a few days later she wrote it herself:
“The streets are full of beautiful national products and food, and those who sell them are passionate and happy. This phenomenon is not inferior even to other developed capitalist societies. I also saw the state-of-the-art, modern facilities on the streets. These are a thousand miles from what I have heard, learned and thought. I am in the mood of being positive about these phenomena, and I cannot suppress them. I’m sorry.
The spirit of America has shaken. When it collapses, the last push.
This last push came from the agents who questioned her — why should the victims of the plane crash die?
They said, “What do you think about the 115 people who fly, working in the right people, who have nothing to do with politics, ideas, ideas?” When you do this, you do it for the sake of justice. But it’s time for you to wake up. I’m sorry.
Yes, it is true that beauty was proud of what she did and that she was a hero who died generously for justice, and now she is aware of the cruel fact that she is nothing but a sinner and a murderer, and that wherever and when she does it, she cannot be praised and cursed.
That’s what really made her inescapable.
At this point, she realized that she could not continue to deceive herself, but she also wanted to grab the last straw and delay as long as she could.
The agent said that you should at least tell us your name.
This is a very clever move. It’s like throwing a life-saving ring at her who’s drowning.
She opened her mouth, covered her hand, tried to say it, and finally made a sound –
Kim…
Perhaps because it was too quiet, the agent asked, “What? What? I’m sorry.
Kim. I’m sorry.
“Oh, it’s gold. I’m sorry.
“Yes. I’m sorry.
She speaks Korean.
Almost a month after her arrest in Bahrain, this was the first time she had spoken in her mother tongue.
So the full name is…
“Hyun Ji. I’m sorry.
She’s been crying.
It was not until now that she had her own real name again, from the Japanese name, “True Yue” , which had been taken by others.
Her name is Kim Hyun-hee.
The others present were unaware that no one had called her by that name for eight years.
I’m a senior agent from North Korea.
Once the gap has been opened, the entire dam inside Kim Hyung-hee will be overwhelmed.
That night, she told the agents everything.
The Korean Government had long guessed that it had been unable to confirm her identity and had now officially revealed it. Yes, she is a mature agent with a major mission, coming from a mysterious country with the same roots as Korea, but not the same as Korea.
Korea in the ’80s
According to Kim Hyun-hee ‘ s confession, she was born in Pyongyang on 27 January 1962 in a decent family with a diplomat and a teacher. Shortly after birth, the family followed its father to work in Cuba, where two more children were born to parents during the years in which they lived.
Kim Hyeon-hee was a “child of another person” since she was a child, looking for her in school for all kinds of appearances, and was an actor in a movie. In September 1977, she took a degree in biology at Kim Il Sung Comprehensive University, which was organized in one year to transfer to Japanese at Pyongyang Foreign Language University. This beautiful girl doesn’t know that her life as a normal person is almost over.
In March 1980, Kim Hyung was suddenly recruited by the Investigation Department of the Central Committee of the Korean Labour Party and transferred to Kim Jong Il Political and Military University, where he conducted rigorous political trials, interviews and experiences, including even tests of virginity. The demand was so harsh because it was the Korean secret service that absorbed her.
She was taken to a closed camp in the remote mountains known as a “hospital” where she was trained for a year. The original name was banned and social relations with parents, siblings and friends were not allowed to continue.
Kim Hyun-hee evaporated from this person.
In the “hospitals ” , she conducts three hours of dispersive training every day, carrying 10 kilograms of weight each night, and marching 4 kilometres of mountain road, increasing to 25 kilometres on a Saturday.
There are also twice a week live fire from pistols and small-calibre rifles, which repeat the dismantling and assembly of weapons. It’s got to learn how to throw grenades. Frogs don’t swim 2 km at a time. There are also radios, pit digging, driving and so on, all of them.
If you want to leave the “hospital”, you must wear sunglasses and masks, as well as an umbrella to keep your face shut.
The “teachers” who trained her and another female student often inculcated them with the idea: “Do you know why women are used in espionage? That’s beautiful. If necessary, the body should be given up, and without that awareness it would be impossible to fulfil the duties of the agents. I’m sorry.
Although difficult to accept, there was no other way to do so, and if that were the case, the two eyes would remain closed.
In April 1981, she began studying Korean culture and later Japanese culture. The teachers who told Kim Hyun-hee about the details of life in Japan and Korea were civilians abducted from both countries by North Korean agents. The reason for familiarizing her with the real lives of these two societies is to prepare her for future posing as a Korean or Japanese.
She was subsequently sent to Guangzhou and Macao for education in Chinese culture.
As such, Kim Hyeon-hee received a systematic set of undercover training and was prepared to carry out his mandate.
In July 1984, the organization brought her in front of an old man with a white hair and a bit of a hunch, telling her that they would work together and that she would take care of him like she did to her biological father.
The old man’s name is Kim Seung-il. He’s the one who changed his name.
This is a meeting of the “stealing” fathers and daughters. Who would have thought they’d come together for poison?
When the training is complete, the partners are equipped and the soldiers are raised for a thousand days, what kind of difficult task does the country have to do for her?
In October 1987, Kim Hyunji, who had been ordered to stay in Macau and had sought permanent residence there, was suddenly called back to Pyongyang by the Korean government ‘ s secret service. As soon as she returned to the guesthouse, she heard direct orders from his superiors: “From the end of the story, the mission was to kill the Korean plane!” I’m sorry.
The target of the operation was KAL 858 from Baghdad to Seoul on 28 November 1987.
After discussion, they charted the course of action: first to Moscow, to Budapest in Hungary, Vienna in Austria, Belgrade in Yugoslavia, to Baghdad from Belgrade, then to Abu Dhabi on KAL 858 “Death Flight”, to place a time bomb, then to flee Abu Dhabi, to Rome, and then to retreat.
All the links are in danger.
In Baghdad, Kim Shinichi set the bomb to explode in nine hours. On arrival in Abu Dhabi, Kim Hyeon-hee and Kim Seung-soo slipped away with their luggage while the passengers were off the plane. After a break, they arrived in Bahrain.
At this time, KAL 858 has been blown to pieces at a height of 10,000 metres, and 115 innocent people are now new.
The moment Kim Hyeon-hee committed suicide by biting off poisons, she had never thought of having made a terrible mistake. It was not until she saw for herself a normal Korean society, that the years of hate education collapsed in an instant, that she woke up as a used pawn and killed her own people, not a hero, but a sinner.
But one thing is confusing: why does the Korean government plan this terrorist attack against ordinary people? What can this do?
Orders from Kim Jong Il
The answer is creepy.
KIM Hyun-gi acknowledged the crucial point — the KAL 858 crash, which came from direct orders from Kim Jong-il, the son of Kim Il Sung, the North Korean leader at the time.
There’s only one reason to do this: to destroy the forthcoming 1988 Seoul Olympics.
By blowing up Korean planes, people around the world are afraid to go to Seoul to drive the Olympics. You want to show the achievements of social development through the Olympics? No way.
If it’s bad luck, it’s your success.
For that purpose, 115 innocent lives were sacrificed.
This is the evil idea that emerges in the minds of those who planned the crash.
September 17th to October 2nd, 1988, when the Seoul Olympics were scheduled to be destroyed by Kim Hyun-hee.
Kim Hyung-hee, who had been brainwashed since childhood, accepted the mission without any psychological obstacles. Until her conscience is awakened. After she cried and confessed her guilt, she hesitated to make a courageous decision despite fear that her family would suffer as a result of her confession –
On January 15, 1988, at a press conference organized by the Ministry of Peace and Security, Kim Hyeon-jeon wept, while making public the story of the plot and her personal circumstances, sometimes with his hands in his face, almost overwhelming her.
After that, she fell on her knees and bowed her head, asking the families of the victims of the air crash to forgive her.
Every word Kim Hyeon-Ki has struck the world. It is frightening to realize that the mysteriousness of the north side of Korea is so gruesome that it ignores the basic bottom line of human society.
Kim Hyun-hee confessed to the world at the press conference as a North Korean spy.
However, the Korean government has consistently denied involvement in KAL858, which they call a “false” by South Korea and other countries.
In Korea, Kim Hyung is facing a trial. She was charged on 23 February 1989 and sentenced to death in first instance and upheld in second instance on 27 March 1990.
But only 16 days later, on April 12th, then President Lutai Jun of South Korea exercised his prerogative in a massive protest and pardoned Kim Hyun-hee. It is difficult for countless people, especially the families of the victims, to understand and accept this result, and they wish that the murderers be brought to justice in order to comfort their loved ones.
“The person to be tried here is the leader of the DPRK. Kim Hyung, like the passengers of KAL 858, is a victim of this evil regime. I’m sorry.
Is that true?
Maybe. But even if she were a poor man, it would be truly difficult to find that the inexcusable sin had been committed and that forgiveness had been granted easily.
Of course, Lutei was more foolish, perhaps to show the world a better image of his country, while preserving Kim Hyun-hee ‘ s life and facilitating further information on North Korea.
At the end of the day, the amnesty for Kim Hyun-hee is not a political game. It’s just more civilized and more grand.
Anyway, she’s lucky. Her wish had been “to be a normal woman” and it had been realized.
Not only was she able to continue to live, but she also had a happy life — an agent who interrogated her fell in love with her and married and gave birth to two children.
She makes two best-selling books, and from time to time is a guest on television. In order to ensure that she was not avenged by the Government, the Government had also arranged special protection for her family.
There is no doubt that Kim Hyeon-hee has had better luck than his relatives who remain in the DPRK. Even she knew that her family must have been in jail, even more miserable.
Her luck is certainly better than the 115 victims of KAL 858. Most of KAL 858 remains were not found in the Andaman Sea near Burma until January 2020.
The mutilated remains are in the dark, and after a late night more than 30 years ago, on a plane with a beautiful woman, they have lost their lives forever.
References:
“A Woman Now”, by Kim Hyun-hee, Guan Zhongshan, China People’s University of Public Security Press, May 1994
” Red Gold Dallay: North Korea ‘ s Magnificent Kim Hyung ” , Chan Hyo, Phoenix Weekly, No. 10 of 2013
https://namu.wiki/w/김현희
https://edition.cnn.com/208/01/22/asia/north-korea-secret-agent-blew-up-plane-intl/index.html filing number: YX1100pPYmQ
I don’t know.
Keep your eyes on the road.
