Man believed son of N. Korea's Kim arrives in China

Man believed son of N. Korea's Kim arrives in China

BEIJING, China - Chinese officials look inside a wagon carrying a man who identified himself as the elder son of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il at Beijing airport May 4. The man arrived in Beijing following his deportation from Japan for trying to enter with a forged passport. Airport officials quoted Chinese security authorities as saying the man is expected to leave for Pyongyang on the morning of May 5 on a regular flight.

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