Comments by "donaldlyons17" (@donaldlyons17) on "The Murder of Kim Jong-un's Brother | North Korea: Inside the Mind of a Dictator" video.

Poor people are always targeted for exploitation. Rich people have many more options so it is hard to talk them into questionable stuff. People with no money they will have to make money some way and getting an education usually cost money too. Your quote: (To put into perspective, she's not Malaysian, but Indonesian, probably in the country as a migrant worker, so perhaps it's easier to be manipulated. Added that migrant workers are usually low in education, coming from poor family, lives in a remote area where, for many third world countries, lacking of proper knowledge of things like politic etc. Sadly, these young migrant workers are easily exploited, fact that still happens even today.)
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@Dean Pappas The problem with the law is that no matter what the law is the law. Even if she had tried to help them she is still in big trouble if and when he dies. I am lucky enough to have an ok job but I doubt those girls had real jobs and a way to walk away from all that easily. I have seen when people need money the more they need it the less questions they are likely to ask!!! Your quote: (When someone approaches you about a prank show, any logical person would know if it wasn’t a legit show after the first so called prank. Did these women know what network the show was affiliated with? And where’s all the past content of these woman doing pranks? Bc this last prank was not filmed, all we have is the security cams. These woman claim this prank started off just like all the others? Well except the absence of a production stAff. And this time she fled and forgot to give the guy she poisoned a release form to sign. Oh he looked angry. So I ran to the bathroom then fled the scene. Yah. If you thought u were really on a show u woulda stuck around for the bosses bonus. And Did a film crew pop up after these random people got hit with pies in the past?. Did these two woman explain to the people they hit that they were on. If I was the prosecution, I’d wana see footage of the past pranks. And then question the people involved. The only footage recorded this time was security footage. And I didn’t see someone get hit with a lotion pie, I saw someone get smothered with a chemical soaked rag. If she really believed she was on a show. Why did she run off to the bathroom And then vanished. Someone doing a prank reveals themself in the end , and a camera crew is supposed to jump out. This wasn’t filmed and was covert and stealthy, the opposite of what looked like a show. they would’ve stuck Around and made sure the guy was ok if they were so innocent. Her excuse for Running off was he got angry…. Well sure . Anyone would be. But he didn’t look angry or aggressive to the point where she had to flee the scene. Camera actually capture him looking shook and scared. And if the defense did produce prank footage for the court. That still doesn’t prove their innocence.)
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Glad you said it I don't know how anyone thought this prak was a good idea esp. in a place like South East Asia. Your quote: (Wait, the guy just pours a very deadly nerve agent on their hands, they walk around it for a few min and none of them got at least seriously sick from it? How is that possible? Usually you would also smell what some guys pours on your hand so you know what it is you will be rubbing in a strangers face? This whole story does not make much sense to me...)
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