Karl Stromberg: Last News

Kim Jong-un once reportedly executed a general by throwing him into a piranha-filled fish tank. It's just one of the barbaric methods said to have been used to execute those who have disobeyed the leader since he came into power into 2011.Other methods include blasting officials to pieces with an anti-tank gun, hangings and burning a prisoner to death using flamethrowers.Kim reportedly had the giant fish tank built inside Ryongsong Residence, one of his presidential palaces.The victim’s arms and torso were cut open with knives before he was thrown into the tank filled with hundreds of piranhas from Brazil, said reports.Some believe Kim got the idea for the piranha-execution method from the 1977 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me in which villain Karl Stromberg kills his enemies by dropping them into an aquarium filled with sharks.The unfortunate victim is among at least 16 senior aides who have been bumped off with others including his army chief and the ambassadors to Cuba and Malaysia.

Kim Jong-un is alleged to have executed a general by 'throwing him into fish tank full of deadly piranhas' - in an act reminiscent of a James Bond film. The unnamed general was accused of planning a coup against Mr Jong-un, the Supreme Leader of North Korea, but ended up as the latest victim of the newly-developed execution method.