Two North Korean troops were killed in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea, allegedly by one South Korean soldier. The 11 bullets found in the bodies, along with the five remaining rounds in the assassin's magazine clip, add up to a total of 16 bullets for a weapon designed to hold 15 bullets. The investigative Swiss/Swedish team from the neutral countries managing the DMZ suspects that an unidentified third party was involved, which points to a cover-up. The truth is considerably more straightforward and terrible.
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Two North Korean troops were killed in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating North and South Korea, allegedly by one South Korean soldier. The 11 bullets found in the bodies, along with the five remaining rounds in the assassin's magazine clip, add up to a total of 16 bullets for a weapon designed to hold 15 bullets. The investigative Swiss/Swedish team from the neutral countries managing the DMZ suspects that an unidentified third party was involved, which points to a cover-up. The truth is considerably more straightforward and terrible.
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