N. Korean leader's 2nd son spotted in Singapore

SEOUL, South Korea - Footage taken from South Korean TV station KBS, aired Feb. 15, 2011, shows a man believed to be Kim Jong Chol (circled), the second son of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, at an Eric Clapton concert in Singapore. Born in 1981, the younger Kim is known to be a fan of rock music. (Kyodo)

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