Trace Of The VX Poison

The trace of the nerve that was used to kill Kim Jong Nam was found on two women's clothes that were tried for allegedly killing the stepmother Kim Jong Un's North Korean leader. This testimony was delivered by a chemist King Subramaniam at the trial of the Shah Alam High Court, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Thursday (5/10/2017). Two women in this case are Indonesian citizens, Siti Aisyah and Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong. King Subramaniam said he found a VX trail on Aisyah and Huong's clothes. "We found VX degradation products on Siti Aisyah's sleeveless shirt," he said. This testimony is the first evidence that directly connects the two women with VX poison. Additionally, pure VX traces, degraded form of toxins, and basic substances used to make toxins, are found in the T-shirts that Huong used during the attacks. The shirt was none other than the white shirt that read "LOL", an acronym for "laughing out loud" (laughing out loud) that Huong charged during the incident. "The toxin trace is also found in the cheek of Huong's nail," he said as quoted by AFP. CCTV footage showed, Huong was behind Kim and rubbing victim's face with poison, before escaping. In an autopsy report mentioning the cause of Kim Jong Nam's death is due to VX poison. However, until now the experts did not get an answer, how both women were able to use a deadly poison, without harming themselves. As reported, Kim Jong Nam was killed while waiting for a flight to Macau, from Kuala Lumpur International Airport in February. Kim Jong Nam was killed 20 minutes after exposure to chemicals listed as one of the weapons of mass destruction. The two women who are now sitting in the police seat, were arrested several days after the murder. They face the threat of suspension if proven guilty of the crime. The accused, both of whom are 20 years old, admit to being deceived. They thought they were doing for the purpose of jokes in reality shows on television. This news is from line today