Original sentence: Cao that because of his earlier criticism of North Korea - which Cao described as "insulting marketing" - he would receive no help from the KFA to obtain a visa to enter the country.Cao's response also included Moynihan's personal address and phone number, apparently in an attempt to intimidate him.He has also been accused of threatening and intimidating journalists who are critical of the DPRK.He later forced Andrew Morse to sign a letter of apology in order to be able to leave the country.He received the response from Mr.He went on to ransack Morse's Pyongyang hotel room, damaging his laptop, stealing books and tapes, damaging suitcases, and various other personal possessions.In 2002, Michael Moynihan, author of political blog The Politburo, attempted to enter an essay contest being run by the Korean Friendship Association.When ABC News' Andrew Morse visited North Korea in 2004, Cao removed his camera and allegedly threatened to have him "hunted down" when he returned to China, because he did not approve of his choice of language while describing the Kochang co-operative farms