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Published: 19 Apr. 2003, 01:50

Kang Jae-sik was hit by stray gunfire during "Bloody Tuesday," the April 19, 1960 demonstrations against Syngman Rhee's corrupt scheme for reelection. By Kim Chul-ho
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