A math prodigy who became a tech-hating, feral recluse, Ted Kaczynski admitted responsibility for a mail-bombing spree that killed three people and injured nearly two dozen others.
Mike Singh didn’t think twice about the wild-looking stranger who walked into the Burger King he managed at a Sacramento bus terminal in April 1995. The disheveled man with the matted mop of reddish-blond hair looked like all the other “bums” who came in in the mornings, Singh later told the. The stranger, who ordered a breakfast sandwich, had several books tucked under his arm. He told Singh that he was doing research.
The handful of staffers also in the office that day all escaped unharmed, but the office looked apocalyptic after the blast. One employee later told Though Kaczynski was referred to as “the alleged Unabomber” in news reports, after glimpsing the mountain of evidence inside his cabin—including a copy of the manifesto, 40,000 pages of journal entries, and a fully-constructed bomb—one agent who had spent years on the Unabomber’s trail turned to his colleagues in tears.
At Harvard, Kaczynski would bolt past his housemates after classes, shutting himself up in his room to eat alone. The smell of rotting food wafted from his door, and his neighbors were often kept awake by his late-night trombone practice sessions, or the sound of him repeatedly banging a chair against the wall, rocking as he studied, according to a report from.
“I hate the system not because of some abstract humanitarian principle but because I hated living in the system. I got out of it by getting into the mountains,” Kaczynski told a documentary crew makingHypersensitive to the mechanical noise that intruded into his forest sanctum, Kaczynskibegan to exact his “revenge,” as she called it, through “monkey-wrenching,” a nascent term environmental activists had plucked from an Edward Abbey novel to describe acts of industrial sabotage.
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