Man believed to be Kim Jong Il's son deported from Japan

Man believed to be Kim Jong Il's son deported from Japan

NARITA, Japan - A man (L) believed to be Kim Jong Nam, the elder son of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, is seen walking toward an airplane bound for Beijing in front of reporters at Narita airport on May 4, 2001, following his deportation from Japan for trying to enter the country with a forged passport. (Kyodo)

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