The 'slouching' vice premier was interrogated and found to be an 'anti-revolutionary agitator' before he was executed by firing squad in July, a South Korean official said.
'The trouble for Kim began after he was seen sitting with bad attitude during a meeting of the People's Supreme Assembly,' the official told South Korean newspaper JoongAng Daily. 'He was later accused of being anti-revolutionary following a probe and a firing squad execution was carried out in July,' he added.
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