WASHINGTON - The return home of Hyundai Asan technician Yoo Seong-jin after 137 days in captivity in North Korea, like that of the two American journalists whom former United States president Bill Clinton flew to Pyongyang to bring home to America, raises enormous questions.
What was the real price paid for Yoo's return on Thursday? What kind of deal did the Hyundai Asan chairwoman, Hyun Jeong-eun, make during her visit to Pyongyang? Clearly, North Korea wanted more than an apology for such a display of mercy.
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