The half-brother of Kim Jong-un is believed to have been poisoned by a hit squad sent by the North Korean despot on Monday.
Jong-nam, 46, had been critical of the Jong-un regime and it is believed his unstable younger sibling may have feared he may one day return to take power.
The audacious killing was carried out as Jong-nam waited to use a check-in kiosk at Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur airport.
Jong-un staggered to the toilets and then alerted staff that he was unwell.
The New Straits Times showed the final picture of Jong-un on Saturday's front page along with CCTV images of the four remaining suspects.
Jong-nam, 46, had been critical of the Jong-un regime and it is believed his unstable younger sibling may have feared he may one day return to take power.
The audacious killing was carried out as Jong-nam waited to use a check-in kiosk at Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur airport.
Jong-un staggered to the toilets and then alerted staff that he was unwell.
The New Straits Times showed the final picture of Jong-un on Saturday's front page along with CCTV images of the four remaining suspects.
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