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I drove halfway to the prison," he says. When news of the series came about, Fitzgerald says he attempted to contact Kaczynski via letter. He wrote, "I want to make sure we got all the facts straight right and I would like to come out and talk to you to present your side of the story.

Instead, the Manhunt team used the questions Fitzgerald prepared for the real meeting in the fictionalized one.

And, whether they met or not, he's clear on one thing: "[Kaczynski] knows who Jim Fitzgerald is. I think [he] would like to put me in my place," Fitzgerald says.

Quite frankly he is probably smarter than He took his gift of intelligence and decided to kill people with it. Like his character in Manhunt: Unabomber, the real Fitzgerald also doesn't quit.

He says, "Given the task, the real Fitz really is mission-oriented. It premiered on the site on December 12, in various territories.

The site's critics consensus reads: "Engrossing and affecting, Manhunt: Unabomber uses a taut, meticulously constructed narrative to uncover the facts behind the oft-exaggerated true story.

Fitzgerald told Bustle in August that the show is in the "high 80 percentile" of accuracy, though "the Fitz character is a composite ". He also stated that he had not interviewed Kaczynski, although he said he was on his way to do so in when Kaczynski changed his mind.

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Once he knew you, he could talk and talk. Throughout high school, Kaczynski was ahead of his classmates academically. Placed in a more advanced mathematics class, he soon mastered the material.

He skipped the eleventh grade, and by attending summer school he graduated at age He was one of his school's five National Merit finalists , and was encouraged to apply to Harvard College.

He didn't even have a driver's license. During his first year at Harvard, Kaczynski lived at 8 Prescott Street, which was designed to accommodate the youngest, most precocious freshmen in a small, intimate living space.

For the next three years he lived at Eliot House. One of his suitemates there recalled that he avoided contact with others and "would just rush through the suite, go into his room, and slam the door".

He would enter into the discussions maybe a little less so than most [but] he was certainly friendly. Kaczynski earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from Harvard in As a sophomore, Kaczynski participated in a study described by author Alston Chase as a "purposely brutalizing psychological experiment" led by Harvard psychologist Henry Murray.

Subjects were told they would be debating personal philosophy with a fellow student, and were asked to write essays detailing their personal beliefs and aspirations.

These encounters were filmed, and subjects' expressions of anger and rage were later played back to them repeatedly. Kaczynski's lawyers later attributed his hostility towards mind control techniques to his participation in Murray's study.

Kaczynski himself said of the experiments: "I experienced a lasting resentment of Murray and his co-workers.

This resentment was not primarily due to the "dyadic disputation" that Chase makes so much of. What I mainly resented was that I had been talked into participating in studies that involved extensive invasion of my privacy — and by people whom I disliked personally.

I am quite confident that my experiences with Professor Murray had no significant effect on the course my life. In , Kaczynski enrolled at the University of Michigan , where he earned his master's and doctoral degrees in mathematics in and , respectively.

Michigan was not his first choice for postgraduate education ; he had also applied to the University of California, Berkeley , and the University of Chicago , both of which accepted him but offered him no teaching position or financial aid.

At the University of Michigan, Kaczynski specialized in complex analysis , specifically geometric function theory. His intellect and drive impressed his professors.

Professor Peter Duren said of Kaczynski, "He was an unusual person. He was not like the other graduate students. He was much more focused about his work.

He had a drive to discover mathematical truth. For a period of several weeks in , Kaczynski experienced intense sexual fantasies of being a female and decided to undergo gender transition.

He arranged to meet with a psychiatrist, but changed his mind in the waiting room and did not disclose his reason for making the appointment.

Afterwards, enraged, he considered killing the psychiatrist and other people he hated. Kaczynski described this episode as a "major turning point" in his life: [39] [40] [41].

I felt disgusted about what my uncontrolled sexual cravings had almost led me to do. And I felt humiliated, and I violently hated the psychiatrist. Just then there came a major turning point in my life.

Like a Phoenix, I burst from the ashes of my despair to a glorious new hope. Myers Prize for Michigan's best mathematics dissertation of the year.

In late , the year-old Kaczynski became the youngest assistant professor of mathematics in the history of University of California, Berkeley up to that time, where he taught undergraduate courses in geometry and calculus.

Addison, called this a "sudden and unexpected" resignation. In , vice chairman at Berkeley, Calvin C. Moore said, given Kaczynski's "impressive" dissertation and publications, he "could have advanced up the ranks and been a senior member of the faculty today".

A Los Angeles Times article stated: "The field that Kaczynski worked in doesn't really exist today [according to mathematicians interviewed about his work].

Most of its theories were proven in the s, when Kaczynski worked in it. After resigning from Berkeley, Kaczynski moved to his parents' home in Lombard, Illinois , then two years later, in , to a remote cabin he had built outside Lincoln, Montana , where he could live a simple life with little money and without electricity or running water, [49] working odd jobs and receiving some financial support from his family.

His original goal was to become self-sufficient so that he could live autonomously. He taught himself survival skills such as tracking game , edible plant identification, organic farming , bow drilling and other primitive technologies.

Other Lincoln residents said later that such a lifestyle was not unusual in the area. Kaczynski decided it was impossible to live peacefully in nature because of the destruction of the wildland around his cabin by real estate development and industrial projects.

In an interview after his arrest, he recalled being shocked on a hike to one of his favorite wild spots: [50]. It's kind of rolling country, not flat, and when you get to the edge of it you find these ravines that cut very steeply in to cliff-like drop-offs and there was even a waterfall there.

It was about a two days' hike from my cabin. That was the best spot until the summer of That summer there were too many people around my cabin so I decided I needed some peace.

I went back to the plateau and when I got there I found they had put a road right through the middle of it You just can't imagine how upset I was.

It was from that point on I decided that, rather than trying to acquire further wilderness skills, I would work on getting back at the system.

In that interview, he described his loss of faith in the potential for reform. He decided that the "human tendency They'll take the easy way out, and giving up your car, your television set, your electricity, is not the path of least resistance for most people.

As I see it, I don't think there is any controlled or planned way in which we can dismantle the industrial system. I think that the only way we will get rid of it is if it breaks down and collapses The big problem is that people don't believe a revolution is possible, and it is not possible precisely because they do not believe it is possible.

To a large extent I think the eco-anarchist movement is accomplishing a great deal, but I think they could do it better The real revolutionaries should separate themselves from the reformers And I think that it would be good if a conscious effort was being made to get as many people as possible introduced to the wilderness.

In a general way, I think what has to be done is not to try and convince or persuade the majority of people that we are right, as much as try to increase tensions in society to the point where things start to break down.

To create a situation where people get uncomfortable enough that they're going to rebel. So the question is how do you increase those tensions?

In , Ted's father Theodore, suffering from terminal cancer , committed suicide. Between and , Kaczynski mailed or hand-delivered a series of increasingly sophisticated bombs that cumulatively killed three people and injured 23 others.

In all, 16 bombs were attributed to Kaczynski. While the bombing devices varied widely through the years, all but the first few contained the initials "FC", which Kaczynski later said stood for "Freedom Club", [54] inscribed on parts inside.

He purposely left misleading clues in the devices and took extreme care in preparing them to avoid leaving fingerprints ; latent fingerprints on some of the devices did not match those found on letters attributed to Kaczynski.

Kaczynski's first mail bomb was directed at Buckley Crist, a professor of materials engineering at Northwestern University.

On May 25, , a package bearing Crist's return address was found in a parking lot at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

The package was "returned" to Crist who was suspicious because he had not sent the package, so he contacted campus police. Officer Terry Marker opened the package, which exploded and injured his left hand.

Kaczynski had returned to Illinois for the May bombing, and stayed there for a time to work with his father and brother at a foam rubber factory.

However, in August he was fired by his brother for writing insulting limericks about a female supervisor whom he had briefly courted.

The initial bombing was followed by bombs sent to airline officials, and in a bomb was placed in the cargo hold of American Airlines Flight , a Boeing flying from Chicago to Washington, D.

A faulty timing mechanism prevented the bomb from exploding, but it released smoke, which forced an emergency landing.

Authorities said it had enough power to "obliterate the plane" had it exploded. Kaczynski left false clues in every bomb, which he made hard to find to make them believable.

The first clue was a metal plate stamped with the initials FC hidden somewhere usually in the pipe end cap in every bomb. I told you it would—RV.

He often included bits of tree branch and bark in his bombs, and targets selected included Percy Wood and Professor Leroy Wood.

Crime writer Robert Graysmith noted that his "obsession with wood" was "a large factor". The first serious injury occurred in , when John Hauser, a graduate student and captain in the United States Air Force , lost four fingers and vision in one eye.

Hugh Scrutton, a year-old Sacramento, California , computer store owner, was killed in by a nail-and-splinter-loaded bomb placed in the parking lot of his store.

The bomb, which was disguised as a piece of lumber, injured Gary Wright when he attempted to remove it from the store's parking lot.

The explosion severed nerves in Wright's left arm and propelled more than pieces of shrapnel into his body.

In , after a six-year break, Kaczynski mailed a bomb to David Gelernter , a computer science professor at Yale University.

Though critically injured, Gelernter recovered. In the same weekend, Kaczynski mailed a bomb to the home of Charles Epstein from the University of California, San Francisco , who lost several fingers upon opening it.

Kaczynski then called Gelernter's brother, Joel Gelernter , a behavioral geneticist, and told him, "You are next.

In , Burson-Marsteller executive Thomas J. Mosser was killed by a mail bomb sent to his home in North Caldwell, New Jersey.

Burston-Marsteller helped Exxon clean up its public image after the Exxon Valdez incident " and, more importantly, because "Its business is the development of techniques for manipulating people's attitudes.

In , Kaczynski mailed several letters to media outlets outlining his goals and demanding that his 35,word essay Industrial Society and Its Future dubbed the Unabomber Manifesto by the FBI [73] [74] be printed verbatim by a major newspaper.

He stated that, if this demand was met, he would "desist from terrorism". There was controversy as to whether the essay should be published, but Attorney General Janet Reno and FBI Director Louis Freeh recommended its publication out of concern for public safety and in hope that a reader could identify the author.

Bob Guccione of Penthouse volunteered to publish it. Kaczynski replied that Penthouse was less "respectable" than The New York Times and The Washington Post , and said that, "to increase our chances of getting our stuff published in some 'respectable' periodical", he would "reserve the right to plant one and only one bomb intended to kill, after our manuscript has been published" if Penthouse published the document instead of The Times or The Post.

Kaczynski used a typewriter to write his manuscript, capitalizing entire words to show emphasis in lieu of italics.

He always referred to himself as either "we" or "FC" "Freedom Club" , though there is no evidence that he worked with others.

Academic Donald Wayne Foster analyzed the writing at the request of Kaczynski's defense team, and he noted that it contains irregular spelling and hyphenation and other linguistic idiosyncrasies, which led him to conclude that Kaczynski was its author.

Industrial Society and Its Future begins with Kaczynski's assertion: "The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

Kaczynski argues that the erosion of human freedom is a natural product of an industrial society because "the system has to regulate human behavior closely in order to function", and that reform of the system is impossible because "changes large enough to make a lasting difference in favor of freedom would not be initiated because it would be realized that they would gravely disrupt the system".

He predicts that "if the system succeeds in acquiring sufficient control over human behavior quickly enough, it will probably survive. Otherwise it will break down", and that "the issue will most likely be resolved within the next several decades, say 40 to years".

A "revolution against technology may be possible" when industrial society is sufficiently unstable. A significant portion of the document is dedicated to discussing left-wing politics.

Alston Chase reported in The Atlantic that the text "was greeted in by many thoughtful people as a work of genius, or at least profundity, and as quite sane".

Its pessimism over the direction of civilization and its rejection of the modern world are shared especially with the country's most highly educated.

Wilson was mentioned in the manifesto; he wrote in The New Yorker that Industrial Society and Its Future was "a carefully reasoned, artfully written paper".

David Skrbina , a philosophy professor at the University of Michigan—Dearborn and a former Green Party candidate for governor of Michigan, has written several essays in support of Kaczynski's ideas, one of which is titled "A Revolutionary for Our Times".

Bill Joy , co-founder of Sun Microsystems , wrote that Kaczynski is "clearly a Luddite ", but "simply saying this does not dismiss his argument".

Over twenty years after Kaczynski's imprisonment, his views have inspired both online and offline communities of anarchists , primitivists and neo-Luddites.

One explanation for the renewal of interest in his views is the television series Manhunt: Unabomber , which aired in University of Michigan—Dearborn philosophy professor David Skrbina helped to compile Kaczynski's work into the anthology Technological Slavery , including the original manifesto, letters between Skrbina and Kaczynski, and other essays.

He advocates practicing other types of protest and makes no mention of violence. Because of the material used to make the mail bombs , the suspect was labeled the "Junkyard Bomber" by U.

Postal Inspectors , who initially had responsibility for the case. Postal Inspection Service was formed. The victims, investigators later learned, were chosen irregularly from library research.

In , chief agent John Douglas , working with agents in the FBI's Behavioral Sciences Unit , issued a psychological profile of the unidentified bomber.

It described the offender as a man with above-average intelligence and connections to academia. This profile was later refined to characterize the offender as a neo-Luddite holding an academic degree in the hard sciences , but this psychologically based profile was discarded in An alternative theory was developed by FBI analysts that concentrated on the physical evidence in recovered bomb fragments.

In this rival profile, the suspect was characterized as a blue-collar airplane mechanic. Before the publication of Industrial Society and Its Future , Ted's brother, David Kaczynski , was encouraged by his wife to follow up on suspicions that Ted was the Unabomber.

He searched through old family papers and found letters dating to the s that Ted had sent to newspapers to protest the abuses of technology using phrasing similar to the manifesto.

Before the manifesto's publication, the FBI held many press conferences asking the public to help identify the Unabomber.

They were convinced that the bomber was from the Chicago area where he began his bombings, had worked in or had some connection to Salt Lake City, and by the s had some association with the San Francisco Bay Area.

This geographical information, as well as the wording in excerpts from the manifesto that were released before the entire text of the manifesto was published, persuaded David's wife to urge her husband to read the manifesto.

David wanted to protect his brother from the danger of an FBI raid, such as the Ruby Ridge or the Waco Siege , since he feared a violent outcome from any attempt by the FBI to contact his brother.

Van Zandt was contacted by an investigator working with Bisceglie. Bisceglie asked Van Zandt to compare the manifesto to typewritten copies of handwritten letters David had received from his brother.

Van Zandt's initial analysis determined that there was better than a 60 percent chance that the same person had written the manifesto, which had been in public circulation for half a year.

Van Zandt's second analytical team determined an even higher likelihood. He recommended that Bisceglie's client immediately contact the FBI.

Fitzgerald [] [] recognized similarities in the writings using linguistic analysis and determined that the author of the essays and the manifesto were almost certainly the same.

Combined with facts gleaned from the bombings and Kaczynski's life, the analysis provided the basis for a search warrant signed by Terry Turchie, the head of the entire investigation.

David Kaczynski had tried to remain anonymous, but he was soon identified, and within a few days an FBI agent team was dispatched to interview David and his wife with their attorney in Washington, D.

At this and subsequent meetings, David provided letters written by his brother in their original envelopes, allowing the FBI task force to use the postmark dates to add more detail to their timeline of Ted's activities.

David developed a respectful relationship with behavioral analysis Special Agent Kathleen M. Puckett, whom he met many times in Washington, D. David had once admired and emulated his older brother but later decided to leave the survivalist lifestyle behind.

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