article_snippet: It wasn't the first time Suspect Kim Ki-jung has taken drastic steps to make Suspect Kim Ki-jung point.
article_snippet: -- Suspect Kim Ki-jung allegedly harbored sympathies for North Korea, according to Korean media reports.
article_snippet: Yonhap reported that Suspect Kim Ki-jung had visited North Korea six times between 2006 and 2007, had attempted to erect a memorial for former North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il in Seoul, and once set Suspect Kim Ki-jung on fire in front of the presidential office.
article_snippet: -- Suspect Kim Ki-jung was frequently seen at protests, wearing a beret and blaming U.S. policies for straining relations between North and North Korea.
article_snippet: As Suspect Kim Ki-jung was transferred to a hospital Suspect Kim Ki-jung shouted, "The South Korea-U.S. military drills must stop.
article_snippet: Every year, the United States and South Korea hold joint military drills, which the United States and South Korea say are defensive and non-provocative in nature.
article_snippet: But the exercises also draw criticism from the North Korean regime, which characterize the drills as rehearsals for an attack on the regime.
article_snippet: A website associated with Suspect Kim Ki-jung, displayed a photo of Suspect Kim Ki-jung with protesters holding a sign that read: "Stop war exercises that block North-South Korean dialogue.
article_snippet: On Thursday, Suspect Kim Ki-jung shouted at reporters, saying that U.S. U.S. was to blame for blocking family reunions of North and South Koreans who have been separated since the Korean War.
article_snippet: On A website associated with Kim, Suspect Kim Ki-jung lamented that "the whole atmosphere of the Korean peninsula is freezing up like a frozen soil.
article_snippet: CNN's KJ Kwon and Paula Hancocks in Seoul contributed to this report, as did CNN's Judy Kwon and Sol Han from Hong Kong.
highlights_snippet: Suspect Kim Ki-jung had history of anti-U.S. sentiment and sympathies for North Korea .