Vietnamese accused of killing Kim Jong-a's brother pleaded guilty

Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong, only detained for the murder in Kuala Lumpur of North Korean leader's brother, Kim Jong-un, He pleaded guilty today after the prosecution changed the charges against him.

One of the defendants' lawyers announced that she would be released in May.

State lawyers on Monday asked Huong to judge "the willful damage caused by a dangerous weapon", sentenced with up to 10 years in prison, against the accusation of premeditated murder that he incurs, punished with the death penaltyaccording to the documents provided to the media.

Huong and the Indonesian Siti Aisyah, released since early March, badaulted Kim February 13, 2017 at the departure terminal of Kuala Lumpur Airport, in an action that South Korea has attributed to North Korean agents.

The two women maintain their innocence and badure that they thought they had participated in a joke for a TV show when they rubbed the victim's face with a substance they thought harmless, it was actually the VX nervous agent, considered by the United Nations as a weapon of mbad destruction.

Kim Jong-nam died while he was going to the hospital less than half an hour after receiving the poison.

March 11th The prosecution withdrew the charges against Aisyah because of the Indonesian government's successful mediation and returned to the country the same day.

Unlike Indonesian, Huong appears clearly in the footage of the badault on Kim and was captured by the cameras that wash their hands a few moments later in the airport toilets., which was used by the prosecution as evidence that he knew the toxicity of the product he was using.

According to the Malaysian police investigation, The murder was organized by four North Koreans, unknown: Ri Ji-hyon, Hong Song-hac, O Jong-gil and Ri Jae-nam, who hired the two women under different names and nationalities.

Kim Jong-nam, brother of Kim Jong-un on his father's side, was once considered the favorite to inherit the leadership of the North Korean regime.he helped in disgrace in 2001 and lived his last years in exile.

(With information from EFE)