American jailed in North Korea invited arrest deliberately, state media says

Matthew Miller allegedly wanted to become a second Edward Snowden and negotiate release of missionary Kenneth Bae An American sentenced to six years hard labour in North Korea pretended to have secret US information and was deliberately arrested in a bid to become famous and meet the imprisoned US missionary Kenneth Bae, North Korean state media said on Saturday. Matthew Miller, 25, of Bakersfield, California, had prepared his story in advance and written in a notebook that he was seeking refuge...