Documentary tells the story of Kim Jong-Un’s half brother’s unlikely assassins

The brazen assassination of the half-brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un made headlines across the world four years ago.

His killing with a nerve agent in a busy Malaysian airport led to the arrest of two women who always maintained their innocence despite damning evidence.

Their explanation seemed almost too bizarre to be true.

But it has been examined in a new documentary called ‘Assassins’ made by American director Ryan White.