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Kidnapped Korean escapes North



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Published Date: 10 June 2008
AN ABDUCTED South Korean has escaped from North Korea after more than 30 years in the communist state and is now under South Korean protection in China, an official yesterday.
Yoon Jong-soo, 65, fled the North in May, but his wife and daughter were arrested.


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  • Last Updated: 09 June 2008 10:14 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: North Korea
 
1

American,

10/06/2008 02:57:47
I fear his wife and daughter are gonners. But hey, let's keep sending north korea food and oil so they can feed their starving army.
2

Neil,

Glasgow 10/06/2008 12:22:52
China is actively worried about having thousands of North Korean refugees turn up on their doorstep. I assume they took this guy in because he was a kidnpped southerner.
3

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10/06/2008 14:15:12
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American,

10/06/2008 21:39:12
#3-bugsy-Why would nk care if he returned? What would happen to him and his family if he returned?

 

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