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NORTH Korea’s Kim Jong un had his uncle killed by 120 starving dogs and not by a firing squad, according to reports in Asia.
The Singaporean Straits Times has reported that the recently slaughtered uncle Jang Song Thaek was killed by the starving dogs in a cage along with five of his closest aides.
While there is no way of confirming this and there was no mention of it by Kim, who did describe his uncle as ‘filth’, the reports state they were stripped naked and thrown into the cage to the hounds that had been starved for three days.
And it also stated that the dogs preyed on them until they were completely eaten up – this is called ‘quan jue’ or execution by dogs.
The report also alleges that Kim watched the execution along with 300 aides.
Kim's uncle had been his second-in-command as well as a mentor to young leader after he took control a few years ago.
However, Jang was pulled out of a government meeting has month and convicted of treason.
"Jang and his followers committed criminal acts baffling imagination," said the North Korean national media KCNA.
The uncle has also essentially been written out of North Korean history by Kim.
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un had 'uncle killed' by 120 starving dogs – reports - Independent.ie
The Singaporean Straits Times has reported that the recently slaughtered uncle Jang Song Thaek was killed by the starving dogs in a cage along with five of his closest aides.
While there is no way of confirming this and there was no mention of it by Kim, who did describe his uncle as ‘filth’, the reports state they were stripped naked and thrown into the cage to the hounds that had been starved for three days.
And it also stated that the dogs preyed on them until they were completely eaten up – this is called ‘quan jue’ or execution by dogs.
The report also alleges that Kim watched the execution along with 300 aides.
Kim's uncle had been his second-in-command as well as a mentor to young leader after he took control a few years ago.
However, Jang was pulled out of a government meeting has month and convicted of treason.
"Jang and his followers committed criminal acts baffling imagination," said the North Korean national media KCNA.
The uncle has also essentially been written out of North Korean history by Kim.
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un had 'uncle killed' by 120 starving dogs – reports - Independent.ie
