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    Who was Charles Jenkins?Getty ImagesCharles Jenkins U.S. sergeant Charles Jenkins, who defected to North Korea in the 1960s and was held prisoner in Pyongyang for 40 years, has died. Jenkins was 77 and living in Japan where he had settled with his family after being released from North Korea in 2004.

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    What happened to Charles Jenkins?Charles Jenkins died a permanent resident of Japan, on December 11, 2017, after publishing two books about his experiences as a North Korean POW. Next, check out these crazy facts about North Korea. Then, check out these photos of North Korea that you’ve probably nevver seen before.

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    Is Charles Jenkins still alive?Getty ImagesCharles Jenkins and his family. In 1982, Jenkins was forced into appearing in a North Korean propaganda film titled Unsung Heroes. For the first time since his desertion, the Western world, and Jenkins’ family got proof that he was alive.

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    How long did Charles Jenkins serve in prison?Following a brief trial in military court, in which his attorney argued he had “already suffered 40 years of confinement,” Jenkins served 25 days in a military prison in Japan. Charles Jenkins, who defected to North Korea, speaks after his release in 2004

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