63 formerly imprisoned N. Korean agents leave Seoul hotel

SEOUL, South Korea - Some of 63 formerly imprisoned North Korean agents wave to relatives from a bus as they leave a Seoul hotel Sept. 2. They were being repatriated under an agreement reached at June's historic inter-Korean summit. The 63, who all expressed a desire to return to the North after their release from prison, crossed over to North Korea at the border village of Panmunjom at around 10 a.m.

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