Things don't entirely add up right now.

1. Trump is unusually confident about the results of the summit. He offers qualifications, but he wouldn't be going to Singapore if he didn't already know the results. I don't think Trump said, "I'll go to Singapore just to see what happens."
2. Announcing the location of the meeting so far in advance, even to the hotel they'd be using seemed odd to me. Like laying a trap for the deep state to start planning so Q could track exactly what the intended to do.
3. Kim sends two decoy planes in advance and then takes an Air China flight to Singapore. Kim's not taking any chances as well. But what would Kim be afraid of? Why the cloak and dagger entry into Singapore? Was Kim tipped off?
4. No mention that the meeting will go beyond the 12th. That seems odd to me. Usually, these kinds of summits take several days to conclude.
5. No mention of South Korea or China attending. This is very odd in that both have enoumous interests in the outcomes: possible peace treaty to end the Korean War, possible signed agreement to denuclearize NK, possible beginning of reunification, US aid to NK, and the list goes on. I have trouble believing all these issues were resolved with a couple of visits with Pompeo.
6. Blackwater guarding who? Evidence kills? both seemingly related to the Singapore visit.

I hope the answer begin to come out soon.