Overview of Ted Kaczynski The Unabomber

'Unabomber', as he was known, almost so perfect villain. For nearly 20 years, a figure that is unknown, it is always able to outwit the authorities. Unabomber criminal debut in 1978, by detonating a homemade bomb that was 'primitive' at Chicago University. Then, over the next 18 years, he terrorized the United States by sending the package containing the bomb to a number of people at random. As a result of that action, three US citizens were killed, 24 wounded. Package bomb killed last he sent the chairman of California Forestry Association, Gilbert Murray.

Finally, on April 3, 1996, the Unabomber was arrested in Montana. His real name is Theodore Kaczynski. The federal agency has long been suspected, the Unabomber has an academic background. Guess that's true. Kaczynski was a genius. He was a lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley. Kaczynski is a graduate of Harvard University. Undergraduate degree he got at a young age, 20 years! He was also a doctorate or PhD from the University of Michigan. With the educational background, Kaczynski had a brilliant career potential. However, in the early 1970s he chose solitude, living in a remote area on the edge of the Lolo National Park in Montana.

Instructions that led to the arrest of Kaczynski actually comes from his own family. One family member found a note Kaczynski similar to the 'manifesto' Unabomber ever published by the Washington Post and New York Times. Note is then submitted to the authorities by the mother or sister actors. The family also permit their homes searched to find other evidence. In May 1998, Theodore Kaczynski was convicted and imprisoned for life without bail. He escaped the death penalty, although known to have attempted suicide. During the trial Kaczynski accused the government move for political reasons. He insisted innocence.

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