James Kim, 1971-2006

[Depression]

This is one of the most bizarre things.

I was just flipping through the channels and saw on Fox News that James Kim body was found. I frequently would read his reviews on CNET and remember him back in the days of TechTV.

Apparently his family was stranded and he went for help.

http://news.com.com/2009-12-6141617.html?tag=cnetfd.ld1

[HSaabedra]

He was one of my favorite reviewers on CNET/TechTV. This is really sad.

[Haro!]

Yeah when I first heard the name James Kim I thought it sounded familiar (as when I first heard the story only caught a glimpse of it) more so then the fact that there are about 25,000 James (and "James") Kims in the US. Then I realized it was the guy from CNet. I was in shock when I found out he died. I used to read his reviews a lot also. I'm still a little messed up over it.

[SDAnimeFan]

Wow thats really sad, I remember him on Tech TV

[tsuki no miko]

It's big news on Korean internet sites right now.
It's so tragic..May he rest in peace.

[GreatNekoKoneko]

...wow. this really saddens me. i really had much respect for this guy's reviews. rest in peace man.

[Dalmain]

I was rooting for him to be found alive, but it was highly doubtful. It is sad.

[The Million Dollar Prons]

That sure was grusome. Poor Guy :(

[Blue_Bull]

I'm one of those who believe that people are inherently evil, but every other day I hear or read stories like James Kim's; getting out in the cold to get help for his family might sound reckless, but being stranded during 7 days leaves you with very few options.

I love to be proven wrong by people like him.

RIP

[Evil_Koala]

I saw this on Fox News. And I saw it when they went missing. :(

R.I.P

I serially don't even know this dude but R.I.P

[Levon]

Yeah it sucks. its sad to think about when I saw him on TechTV showing images of his first daughter.

They really should improve that place by putting maps & signs so people don't get lost again.