Japan deports man believed to be son of N. Korea's Kim

NARITA, Japan - A man who identified himself as 29-year-old Kim Jong Nam, the elder son of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, is about to go on board a All Nippon Airways plane bound for Beijing at Narita airport May 4. He was deported by Japanese immigration authorities along with two women and a 4-year-old boy, believed to be his wife and son and another relative.

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