NKorean leader appears to be headed home

CHANGCHUN, China — North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il apparently headed home Saturday after a secretive and surprise trip that reportedly included a meeting with China@@@s top leader to appeal for diplomatic and financial support for a succession plan involving his youngest son.
Reporters have followed a motorcade — apparently used by the reclusive Kim — around several cities in northeast China. The 35-vehicle convoy accompanied by police cars with flashing lights was seen headed to the train station in Changchun.
Kim rarely leaves North Korea and when he does he travels by special train. South Korea@@@s Yonhap news agency reported the train left the station, although it did not give a destination.
North Korea does not announce Kim@@@s trips until he returns home, and China has refused to say if he is in the country, even though a Japanese television station had a grainy picture of him.
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