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JCM Book III Bonus Chapter Unabomber's Books

This document summarizes the books and reading materials found in Ted Kaczynski's cabin after his arrest for the Unabomber attacks. It lists the materials as promised in a previous chapter and suggests that the collection provides insight into Kaczynski's mindset and interests. The author notes the eclectic nature of the materials and quotes Oscar Wilde's statement that "you are what you read," implying the collection may help explain Kaczynski's actions.

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JCM Book III Bonus Chapter Unabomber's Books

This document summarizes the books and reading materials found in Ted Kaczynski's cabin after his arrest for the Unabomber attacks. It lists the materials as promised in a previous chapter and suggests that the collection provides insight into Kaczynski's mindset and interests. The author notes the eclectic nature of the materials and quotes Oscar Wilde's statement that "you are what you read," implying the collection may help explain Kaczynski's actions.

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A Journey to the Center of the Mind, Book III The (First Ten) FBI Years

By
James R. Fitzgerald

Chapter 20 (Unabom case) Bonus Chapter

Near the end of Chapter 20, among other evidence, I reference the various reading

materials and books found in Ted Kaczynskis Lincoln, Montana, cabin during the April 1996

search of it. I parenthetically mentioned in that chapter that I would include a separate listing of

the books, etc., in one of JCM Book IIIs bonus chapters. Well, here it is.

Enjoy reviewing the eclectic collection of books and other reading materials that the

Unabomber felt were important enough for him to maintain in his own personal library within

his 10 x 12 cabin in the woods, alongside his bomb making materials, of course.

As Oscar Wilde wrote, You are what you read. I would tend to agree with ol Oscar

here, certainly as it applies to Kaczynski.

Sohow many of the Unabombers book have YOU read?

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