Video emerges of 'son' of assassinated Kim Jong-Nam (Updated)

PETALING JAYA: A video of a man claiming to be the son of Kim Jong-Nam surfaced on YouTube on Tuesday.
The 40-second video shows the person claiming to be Jong-Nam's son Kim Han-Sol stating that his father was killed "a few days ago" and that he is currently with his mother and sister.
Identifying himself as Han-Sol from North Korea, the man says that he is a part of the Kim family, and shows his passport as proof.
However, details of what appears to be a North Korean passport are blacked out along with certain audio bits.
The video which has since received over 168,000 views ends with the man saying: "We hope this gets better soon."
The video titled KHS Video was uploaded by the Cheollima Civil Defense, a group claiming to offer safe haven to North Koreans.
The group's website at http://www.cheollimacivildefense.org/ revealed that it had responded to an "emergency request" by the survivors of Jong-Nam's family last month for "extraction and protection."
"The three family members were met quickly and relocated to safety.
"We have in the past addressed other urgent needs for protection. This will be the first and last statement on this particular matter, and the present whereabouts of this family will not be addressed," the group said in a statement.
Additionally the group also thanked several countries that it claimed provided protection for the family.
"We would like to express our gratitude to the government of the Netherlands, the Chinese government, the United States government and an anonymous government for supporting the evacuation of a family in an emergency.
"We also recognise our colleagues who remain in the North or within its system who provide critical assistance in extracting such individuals," it said.
The video can be viewed via: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48sn4gXKzO4