Bomb Jolts Jet (Washington Post, 16 Nov 1979)
Ann Arbor News Stories on Ted Kaczynski (Ann Arbor News, 17 Nov 1985)
‘Junkyard Bomber’ suspect to be focus of NBC expose (Sacramento Union, 30 Jun 1987)
Mail Bomb Attack Leaves Yale Computer Scientist in Critical Condition (Los Angeles Times, 25 Jun 1993)
Yale Professor Is Injured by Blast; Mail Bomb Tied to Terror in 70’s (New York Times, 25 Jun 1993)
Clue and $1 Million Reward In Case of the Serial Bomber (New York Times, 7 Oct 1993)
Ad Executive Killed by Bomb Mailed to House In New Jersey (New York Times, 11 Dec 1994)
Mail bomb kills ad exec (Washington Post, 11 Dec 1994)
Bombing in New Jersey (New York Times, 12 Dec 1994)
Bombing in New Jersey: The Victim (New York Times, 12 Dec 1994)
F.B.I. Says Fatal Mail Blast Is Work of Serial Bomber (New York Times, 12 Dec 1994)
Meticulous in Building His Bombs, Fastidious in Remaining At Large (New York Times, 12 Dec 1994)
A Serial Bomber Strikes Again (Time Magazine, 26 Dec 1994)
BOMBING IN SACRAMENTO: THE LETTER; (New York Times, 26 Apr 1995)
Unabomber taunts victim with letter of explanation (New York Times, 27 Apr 1995)
FBI Releases Letter in Unabom’ Case (Washington Post, 27 Apr 1995)
Unabomber ... The Penthouse Connection (Time Magazine, 28 Apr 1995)
Publishers Mull Unabomber Offer (AdAge, 1 May 1995)
Publisher of Penthouse says he’ll print Unabomber’s manifesto (Longview Daily News, 1 May 1995)
Montana Mean Time (New York Times, 1 May 1995)
Environmentalists leary of Unabomber’s calling (Oakland Tribune, 1 May 1995)
Loss of Faith in Institutions (SF Gate, 1 May 1995)
Guccione solicits Unabomber (Concord Monitor, 2 May 1995)
All fall down... (New Scientist, 6 May 1995)
Penthouse Won’t Aid FBI on Unabomber (San Francisco Chronicle, 6 May 1995)
Guccione won’t cooperate with FBI in Unabomber case (Palladium-Item, 7 May 1995)
The Bomb is in the Mail (Time Magazine, 8 May 1995)
America’s Bomb Culture (Time Magazine, 8 May 1995)
Return of the ‘Unabomber’ (U.S. News & World Report, 8 May 1995)
The desperate search for elusive answers (Maclean’s, 15 May 1995)
The Unabomber and David Gelertner (New York Times, 21 May 1995)
The Unabomber and David Gelernter (New York Times, 21 May 1995)
Unabomber Threatens, Then Calls It a Prank (Washington Post, 29 Jun 1995)
Mail Bomber Links an End to Killings to His Manifesto (New York Times, 30 Jun 1995)
Seen But Not Heard (Harper’s Magazine, 1 Jul 1995)
S.F. Newspaper Denies Getting Letter in ‘85 From Unabomber (Deseret News, 2 Jul 1995)
Unabomber claims he told motives in ‘85 note (SF Gate, 2 Jul 1995)
“Press Should Tell Unabomber ‘No’” (San Francisco Chronicle, 4 Jul 1995)
An Open Letter – Professor to Unabomber/Response addresses concerns of ‘FC’
Newsweek’s Unabomber Issue (Newsweek, 10 Jul 1995)
Excerpts From Manuscript Linked to Suspect in 17-Year Series of Bombings (New York Times, 2 Aug 1995)
Guccione’s Unabomber Response (An Advertising Age Roundup, 3 Aug 1995)
Unabomber Excerpts Show State of Mind (Buffalo News, 3 Aug 1995)
Bomb Suspect Is Invited to Write a Column (New York Times, 3 Aug 1995)
Esoteric Wedge of Academia Is Roiled by Hunt for Bomber (New York Times, 5 Aug 1995)
University Ponders Unabom Link (New York Times, 6 Aug 1995)
End Killing, Guccione Tells the Unabomber (AdAge, 7 Aug 1995)
‘60S RADICALS: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? (Los Angeles Times, 12 Aug 1995)
Publish or Perish (Time Magazine, 14 Aug 1995)
A TRADITION OF HATE FOR UNABOMBER (Chicago Tribune, 29 Aug 1995)
Statement on Bomber’s Manuscript (New York Times, 19 Sep 1995)
Times and The Washington Post Grant Mail Bomber’s Demand (New York Times, 19 Sep 1995)
Unabomber Manuscript is Published (Washington Post, 19 Sep 1995)
FBI Praises Newspapers for Printing Unabomber’s Tract (Los Angeles Times, 20 Sep 1995)
The Terrorist Tract That’s Hot Reading (Washington Post, 23 Sep 1995)
The Unabomber Speaks (Penthouse Magazine, 1 Oct 1995)
Libraries Questioned in Search for Unabomber (American Libraries, 1 Jan 1996)
Unabomber suspect in custody (CNN, 3 Apr 1996)
ABC News Footage on Ted Kaczynski’s Arrest (YouTube, 3 Apr 1996)
Michigan professors remember Unabomber suspect as student (Ironwood Daily Globe, 4 Apr 1996)
A Man Known to Few, And a Mystery to Many (New York Times, 4 Apr 1996)
Among the Junipers, a Loner ‘Not That Remarkable’ (New York Times, 4 Apr 1996)
At the Places Where Bombs Killed, a Day for Memories and Nervous Optimism (New York Times, 4 Apr 1996)
Ex-Professor Is Seized In Montana as Suspect In the Unabom Attacks (New York Times, 4 Apr 1996)
With a Family Discovery, a Manhunt Comes to an End (New York Times, 4 Apr 1996)
Unabomber Suspect Seized (Newsday, 4 Apr 1996)
Trail of Victims (Newsday, 4 Apr 1996)
Halls of Ivy to Mountain Cabin (Newsday, 4 Apr 1996)
FBI Agents, Media Give Lincoln An Early Start To Visitor Season (Spokesman-Review, 4 Apr 1996)
Unabomber Suspect In Custody (Spokesman-Review, 4 Apr 1996)
Suspect A Genius In Mathematics (Spokesman-Review, 4 Apr 1996)
A Great Place To Hide (Spokesman-Review, 4 Apr 1996)
Unabomber profile: smart, mid-aged loner (Union Democrat, 4 Apr 1996)
Unabomb suspect held in Montana (Union Democrat, 4 Apr 1996)
Bookish Recluse Lived Sparse Cabin Existence (Washington Post, 4 Apr 1996)
Unabomber Suspect Is Detained in Montana (Washington Post, 4 Apr 1996)
Math Professor Held As Suspected Unabomber (Waycross Journal-Herald, 4 Apr 1996)
Among survivors, puzzlement, hope and relief (Boston Globe, 5 Apr 1996)
Meteoric talent that burned out (Boston Globe, 5 Apr 1996)
In Illinois, a childhood of math and pressure (Boston Globe, 5 Apr 1996)
Washington Friday Journal (C-SPAN, 5 Apr 1996)
Charges Expected In Unabomber Case (Daily News, 5 Apr 1996)
Suspect Is A Quiet Loner (Daily News, 5 Apr 1996)
Store owner says suspect seemed like ‘an innocent’ (Deseret News, 5 Apr 1996)
1969 decision to leave is a mystery even today (Deseret News, 5 Apr 1996)
No trace of Kaczynski in state’s data bases (Deseret News, 5 Apr 1996)
Suspect seen as ‘weird’ even in college (Deseret News, 5 Apr 1996)
Boyhood Friend Refuses to Comment (Deseret News, 5 Apr 1996)
FBI came calling when profile seemed to fit Ogden man (Deseret News, 5 Apr 1996)
FBI Trap Mad Bomber (Mirror, 5 Apr 1996)
Long and Twisting Trail Led To Unabom Suspect’s Arrest (New York Times, 5 Apr 1996)
On the Suspect’s Trail: The Suspect (New York Times, 5 Apr 1996)
Suspect Arraigned on One Bomb Count (New York Times, 5 Apr 1996)
Unabomber Suspect Charged (Spokesman-Review, 5 Apr 1996)
Intelligence Sets This Suspect Apart (Spokesman-Review, 5 Apr 1996)
Kaczynski Lived A Life On The Fringe (Spokesman-Review, 5 Apr 1996)
Sale of Illinois House Led to Break in Probe (Washington Post, 5 Apr 1996)
Washington Saturday Journal (C-SPAN, 6 Apr 1996)
CBS Denies Forcing FBI To Rush Arrest (Spokesman-Review, 6 Apr 1996)
Officials Divided Over CBS Handling of Unabomber Story (Washington Post, 6 Apr 1996)
Washington Sunday Journal (C-SPAN, 7 Apr 1996)
Hiding Out Underneath The Big Sky (New York Times, 7 Apr 1996)
Agents Find Live Bomb In Man’s Cabin (Spokesman-Review, 7 Apr 1996)
Montanans’ Tolerance Stops Where Property Line Begins (Spokesman-Review, 7 Apr 1996)
Kaczynski Brothers Traveled Very Different Paths (Spokesman-Review, 9 Apr 1996)
Suspect’s brother put lives before loyalty (Times, 10 Apr 1996)
In Letters, Window on Life of the Unabom Suspect (New York Times, 10 Apr 1996)
In Unabom Case, Pain for Suspect’s Family (New York Times, 10 Apr 1996)
Unabomber used library at UC Davis? (Sacramento Bee, 10 Apr 1996)
Anonymous Leaks Pour From Federal Sources (Deseret News, 11 Apr 1996)
A caring way to mark private pain (Sacramento Bee, 11 Apr 1996)
Did Failed Romance Ignite Kaczynski’s Rage In 1978? (Spokesman-Review, 11 Apr 1996)
FBI Goes on Fishing Trip After Call (Spokesman-Review, 11 Apr 1996)
Who was the Unabomber? Colleagues, classmates say Kaczynski’s intellect isolated him (San Francisco Chronicle, 12 Apr 1996)
Terrorist psychobabble mixes good guys with bad (Bangor Daily News, 13 Apr 1996)
Reputed ‘Manifesto’ Recovered (Washington Post, 13 Apr 1996)
Swirling Around Unabom Suspect, an Environmental Dispute (New York Times, 14 Apr 1996)
To Unabomb Victims, a Deeper Mystery (Washington Post, 14 Apr 1996)
Out Here in Montana (Time Magazine, 15 Apr 1996)
Tracking Down the Unabomber (Time Magazine, 15 Apr 1996)
Unabomber: The Power of Paranoia (Time Magazine, 15 Apr 1996)
The mad bomber? (U.S. News & World Report, 15 Apr 1996)
The cabin manifest: bombs, 239 books (Tampa Bay Times, 16 Apr 1996)
Hot Type (Chicago Reader, 18 Apr 1996)
Ellen Tarmichael’s news conference after the Unabomber’s arrest (CNN, 18 Apr 1996)
Woman had two dates with Unabom suspect (CNN, 18 Apr 1996)
Woman linked to Kaczynski speaks up (SF Gate, 18 Apr 1996)
Woman Dated Kaczynski After Bomber’s 1st Attack (Chicago Tribune, 19 Apr 1996)
Postal worker says she reported seeing Unabomber suspect in ‘95 (Los Angeles Times, 19 Apr 1996)
A search for meaning in the madness (Moscow-Pullman Daily News, 19 Apr 1996)
Delilah’ Clips and Tells About Unabom Suspect (New York Times, 19 Apr 1996)
Government admits leaks; girl dated Kaczynski twice (Observer-Reporter, 19 Apr 1996)
Government Admits Leaks In Unabom Case But Feds Reject Arguments That Kaczynski Should Be Set Free (Spokesman Review, 19 Apr 1996)
Bomb Suspect in Jail (Washington Post, 19 Apr 1996)
United States v. Kaczynski (U.S. News & World Report, 22 Apr 1996)
Secret anguish of Unabomber’s family (GLOBE Magazine, 23 Apr 1996)
Family of Slain Timber Lobbyist Files Suit Naming Kaczynski (Associated Press, 25 Apr 1996)
Did Kaczynski Pattern His Life After Thoreau? (Deseret News, 27 Apr 1996)
Sketch Artist Draws a Bead on High-profile Suspects (Washington Post, 27 Apr 1996)
The Unabomber case’s other dark side; Congress takes a poke at terrorism (U.S. News & World Report, 29 Apr 1996)
With Patrons like the Unabomber, What’s a Librarian to Do? (American Libraries, 1 May 1996)
The media and terrorism: Implications of the Unabomber case (Terrorism and Political Violence, 1 May 1996)
The Long Unabom Manhunt Becomes a Paperback Sprint (New York Times, 2 May 1996)
I fell for a serial killer... (New Statesman & Society, 10 May 1996)
Academic roots of paranoia (U.S. News & World Report, 13 May 1996)
Ecologist to Unabomber? (Los Angeles Times, 17 May 1996)
From a Child of Promise to the Unabom Suspect (New York Times, 26 May 1996)
Child’s Play for the Unabomber (Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, 1 Jun 1996)
Campus Turmoil of 60’s Reveals Themes Echoed in Unabom Manifesto (New York Times, 1 Jun 1996)
The Last Refuge (Texas Monthly, 1 Jun 1996)
The Mind of the Unabomber (New Republic, 10 Jun 1996)
‘Apotheosis Of A Stereotype’ (Scientist, 10 Jun 1996)
They Call It Luddite Love (New York Times, 15 Sep 1996)
The ‘Unabomber for President’ campaign (San Francisco Examiner, 17 Sep 1996)
The historically significant environmental events of ’96 (Indianapolis Star, 29 Dec 1996)
Zerzan & the Media (Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed 43 (Vol 15 No 1, 1 Jan 1997)
Unabomber became an icon on the Net (CNN, 1 Jan 1997)
Informants, Rats, and Tattletales (Criminal Justice Ethics, 1 Jan 1997)
Kaczynski Letters Reveal Tormented Mind (Washington Post, 19 Jan 1997)
An Optimist’s Lament (New York Times, 30 Mar 1997)
Reno will pursue Kaczynski death (Sacramento Bee, 16 May 1997)
Unabomber: On the Trail of America’s Most-Wanted Serial Killer (Atlantic Books, 15 Jul 1997)
Brother Tells of Ordeal After Deciding to Turn Kaczynski In (Los Angeles Times, 9 Oct 1997)
Kaczynski: ‘Lots of People I’d Like To Hurt’ (Spokesman Review, 3 Nov 1997)
He’s Not Crazy, He’s Our Neighbor (Time Magazine, 3 Nov 1997)
The Case Against Kaczynski (Washington Post, 9 Nov 1997)
Unabomber trial begins (BBC News, 13 Nov 1997)
Manifesto remarks annoy Kaczynski (Tampa Bay Times, 21 Nov 1997)
Brother Asserts Prosecutors Misled Him in Unabom Case (New York Times, 23 Nov 1997)
Daybook Interview with Daniel Klaidman (C-SPAN, 29 Nov 1997)
Brotherly Intervention (New York Times, 29 Nov 1997)
Earth First! denies getting a letter from Kaczynski (North Adams Transcript, 10 Dec 1997)
A Chronology of the UNABOM investigation (Legal Information Institute, 15 Dec 1997)
Kaczynski’s views might be on trial, too (Sunday Oregonian, 21 Dec 1997)
Profiles of Unabomber Jury (Washington Post, 23 Dec 1997)
Berkeley in the 60s (NPR News, 27 Dec 1997)
Lawyers Drop Mental Defense For Kaczynski (New York Times, 30 Dec 1997)
The Unabomber Judge (Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, 1 Jan 1998)
Time Line (Washington Post, 1 Jan 1998)
Kaczynski Trial Halted as It Begins (Wired, 5 Jan 1998)
Unabomber Trial Halted As It Begins (Washington Post, 6 Jan 1998)
Judge Faces Unsettling Questions About Kaczynski’s Mental State (Washington Post, 9 Jan 1998)
Kaczynski Agrees to Mental Exam, Seeks to Represent Himself (Washington Post, 9 Jan 1998)
Secret Panel Decides if a Federal Case Becomes a Capital Case (Washington Post, 11 Jan 1998)
At His Own Request (Time Magazine, 12 Jan 1998)
Serra Says Kaczynski Wanted Ideology Defense (San Francisco Chronicle, 14 Jan 1998)
Representing Ted Kaczynski (Sacramento Bee, 15 Jan 1998)
Kaczynski Is Competent For Trial, Lawyers Agree (Washington Post, 21 Jan 1998)
Both Sides Say Kaczynski May Represent Himself (Washington Post, 22 Jan 1998)
Kaczynski Avoids a Death Sentence With Guilty Plea (New York Times, 23 Jan 1998)
Kaczynski Pleads Guilty (Washington Post, 23 Jan 1998)
Kaczynski’s Brother and Accuser Expresses Sadness, Relief (Washington Post, 24 Jan 1998)
A Better Defense For The Unabomber? (Time Magazine, 27 Jan 1998)
A Difficult Client (ABA Journal, 1 Mar 1998)
Surviving the Unabomber Media Circus (American Libraries, 1 Mar 1998)
Defending the Unabomber (New Yorker Magazine, 8 Mar 1998)
Ecology and Ecstasy on Interstate 80 (Hudson Review, 1 Apr 1998)
Excerpts From Unabomber’s Journal (New York Times, 29 Apr 1998)
In Unabomber’s Own Words, A Chilling Account of Murder (New York Times, 29 Apr 1998)
Unabomber sentenced to 4 life terms (Daily Herald, 5 May 1998)
Unabomber Sentenced to Life in Prison (Los Angeles Times, 5 May 1998)
Kaczynski Sentenced to Four Life Terms (Washington Post, 5 May 1998)
Fate of stored cabin up to Unabomber family (Billings Gazette, 6 May 1998)
FBI agent suspended without pay for taking antlers from Kaczynski’s cabin (Billings Gazette, 6 May 1998)
Supermax has new resident (Billings Gazette, 6 May 1998)
Unabomber Enters Supermax Prison (CBS News, 6 May 1998)
Kaczynski Is Solitary Again, but With Amenities in ‘Supermax’ Prison (Washington Post, 4 Jul 1998)
FBI Gives Reward to Unabomber’s Brother (Washington Post, 21 Aug 1998)
Unabomber’s Psychiatric Profile Reveals Gender-identity Struggle (Chicago Tribune, 12 Sep 1998)
Gender Confusion, Sex Change Idea Fueled Kaczynski’s Rage, Report Says (Washington Post, 12 Sep 1998)
News in Brief on November 23, 1998 (Reno Gazette-Journal, 23 Nov 1998)
Unabomber Story Archive (Sacramento Bee, 3 Dec 1998)
The profile and the suspect (Sacramento Bee, 5 Dec 1998)
The Key Players (Sacramento Bee, 6 Dec 1998)
The Trial in Brief (Sacramento Bee, 6 Dec 1998)
The Unabomber’s life in Montana (Missoulian, 13 Dec 1998)
Unabomber Acted Out of Hatred, Not Ideology, Book Says (1998)
Kaczynski blasts Unabomber book (Missoulian, 2 Feb 1999)
An ideal home for a hermit (Sacramento Bee, 3 Feb 1999)
Marketing the Unabomber (Sacramento Bee, 3 Feb 1999)
In Book, Unabomber Pleads His Case (New York Times, 1 Mar 1999)
Prepub Buzz (Publishers Weekly, 1 Mar 1999)
A Convict’s Memoir With No Remorse (New York Times, 7 Mar 1999)
Diaries Tell of Kaczynski Sabotage (New York Times, 13 Mar 1999)
New Portrait of Unabomber (New York Times, 14 Mar 1999)
Hundreds Take Up the Cause of a Killer (New York Times, 26 Apr 1999)
Items seized from Kaczynski’s cabin (Sacramento Bee, 3 May 1999)
Unabomber Writes Story For Magazine at SUNY (New York Times, 25 Aug 1999)
Publisher Cautious on Unabomber’s Book (New York Times, 11 Oct 1999)
CIA Shrinks & LSD (Counter Punch, 18 Oct 1999)
Publisher Yanks Unabomber Book Deal (AP News, 5 Nov 1999)
Unabomber Book Blows Up (Publishers Weekly, 15 Nov 1999)
UM Nabs Unabomber’s Letters (American Libraries, 1 Dec 1999)
Rethinking Privacy in the Public Library (International Information & Library Review, 1 Jan 2000)
Kaczynski letters opened; Documents available to public (Ann Arbor News, 4 Jun 2000)
Kaczynski letters available to view (Michigan Daily, 12 Jun 2000)
Unabomber’s Gift Makes His Life a Study in Anarchy (SF Gate, 17 Dec 2000)
The Unabomber’s Media Pen Pals (Smoking Gun, 30 Jan 2001)
McVeigh responds to PETA request that he have vegan last meal (Oklahoman, 16 Apr 2001)
On Eve of His Execution, McVeigh’s Legacy Remains Death and Pain (New York Times, 10 Jun 2001)
David Kaczynski to lead anti-death penalty group (Spokesman-Review, 1 Aug 2001)
Our Towns; Crime, Punishment and the Brothers K. (New York Times, 5 Aug 2001)
Promise grows to friendship (Chicago Tribune, 27 Jan 2002)
A Puzzling Descent (SF Gate, 9 May 2002)
Unabomber essay urges attacks on ‘techno-industrial system’ (SF Gate, 27 Jul 2002)
From Jail Cell, Unabomber Finds a Forum (Washington Post, 27 Jul 2002)
The Road To Capture (Time Magazine, 4 Nov 2002)
University president refuses to tell committee about mobster brother (Tuscaloosa News, 7 Dec 2002)
Keeping America Posted on the Web, Scandalous Documents Find Their Way to the Smoking Gun (New York Daily News, 10 Mar 2003)
Web site keeping America posted (Hour, 14 Mar 2003)
Feds Get Letter From The Unabomber (Smoking Gun, 27 May 2003)
The Unabomber Wants His Stuff Back (Smoking Gun, 7 Aug 2003)
Behind Bars With The Unabomber (Smoking Gun, 27 Oct 2003)
Ruling on Kaczynski papers wrong (Lodi News-Sentinel, 16 Mar 2004)
The New Monastic Librarians (UTNE Reader, 1 Jul 2005)
Snowy middle ground (High County News, 6 Mar 2006)
10 years ago, Unabomber arrested (Billings Gazette, 1 Apr 2006)
Kaczynski angered atop Red Mountain (Montana Standard, 4 Apr 2006)
Most infamous alum in fight over papers (Michigan Daily, 10 Jan 2007)
Unabomber battles for control of his writings (International Herald Tribune, 22 Jan 2007)
Unabomber Wages Legal Battle to Halt the Sale of Papers (New York Times, 22 Jan 2007)
Kaczynski to address death penalty forum at Carrol College (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 1 Feb 2007)
Death penalty talk to coincide with bill (Independent-Record, 2 Feb 2007)
Media Can Stop Killers From Having Notoriety (Real Clear Politics, 7 Dec 2007)
Tales from the Unabomber’s mother (Chicago Tribune, 17 May 2008)
Timeline: The bombings, according to Ted (Chicago Tribune, 18 May 2008)
Kaczynski Angered By Predatory Home Loan (Smoking Gun, 12 Aug 2008)
Unabomber protests against log cabin display (Telegraph, 13 Aug 2008)
Group against death penalty rallies in Helena (Independent-Record, 11 Oct 2008)
FBI Preps Unabomber Papers (Smoking Gun, 11 May 2010)
Unabomber’s Victims Fear He Could Post Writings (Smoking Gun, 14 Sep 2010)
Unabomber’s Victims Fear He Could Post Writings (AOL News, 15 Sep 2010)
Unabomber still writing after 14 years in prison (Los Angeles Times, 26 Sep 2010)
Unabomber’s book finds publisher in Port Townsend (Peninsula Daily News, 28 Sep 2010)
From the Unabomber to Loughner (New Yorker, 11 Jan 2011)
David Kaczynski Knows How Jared Loughner’s Family Feels (AOL News, 14 Jan 2011)
The Mitigator (New Yorker, 2 May 2011)
Your last chance to bid on the Unabomber’s underwear? (Earth First! News, 2 Jun 2011)
‘Unabomber’ auction comes to a close (Times Union, 2 Jun 2011)
Stand up against the anti-technology terrorists (Nature, 22 Aug 2011)
Unabomber copycat bomb injures Mexican scientists (Physics Today, 25 Aug 2011)
Unabomber lists self as ‘prisoner’ in Harvard directory (Boston Globe, 23 May 2012)
Unabomber can’t make Harvard reunion, sends update (Reuters, 24 May 2012)
Words on Trial (New Yorker, 16 Jul 2012)
April 3, 1996: The Unabomber is apprehended (ABA Journal, 1 Apr 2013)
Years after Unabomber Drama, Kaczynski and Patrik Find Peace (Daily Gazette, 26 May 2013)
Anti-nanotech violence (Nature, 1 Oct 2013)
When troubled young men turn to terror, is it ideology or pathology? (Globe and Mail, 24 Oct 2014)
Was the Unabomber a Eugene O’Neill Fan? (Daily Beast, 6 Nov 2014)
Unabomber Investigation and Trial (C-SPAN, 19 Nov 2014)
How publishing a 35,000-word manifesto led to the Unabomber (Washington Post, 19 Sep 2015)
“Bull manure”: Report details Unabomber’s prison letters (CBS News, 25 Jan 2016)
Brother who turned in the Unabomber: ‘I want him to know that the door’s open’ (Guardian, 7 Feb 2016)
My Uneventful Correspondence with the Unabomber (Prose Matters’ Medium, 4 Apr 2016)
David Kaczynski and the ties that bind (Hudson Valley One, 18 Apr 2016)
Will the Real Unabomber Please Stand Up? Ted Kaczynski Writes Me, Alleging Hoax (Bryan Denson’s Blog, 17 May 2016)
The Unabomber Claims Letters Written In His Name Are A Hoax (Buzz Feed News, 20 Jun 2016)
Jeanne Boylan Draws Memories (NY Art Beat, 1 Jan 2017)
The Unabomber: Killer Virgin’s Secret Love Letters (National Enquirer, 2 Aug 2017)
Tough Love! Unabomber Will Die A Jailhouse Virgin (Radar Online, 10 Aug 2017)
Making a Murderer’s Cabin (emmy magazine, 7 Sep 2017)
Unabomber feature film holding casting call in Helena (Missoulian, 8 Mar 2018)
A Clean Slate (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 12 Apr 2018)
Adam Parfrey, Publisher of the Provocative, Dies at 61 (New York Times, 14 May 2018)
Someone Just Filed a Copy of the Unabomber Manifesto in the DNC’s Case Against Russia (Law and Crime News, 6 Jun 2018)
It Took 17 Years to Catch the Unabomber, but 5 Days to Find Cesar Sayoc (Atlantic, 15 Nov 2018)
This California Airport Bomber Was a Godfather of Lone Wolf Terrorism (Vice News, 4 Mar 2019)
Montana Historical Society eyes Unabomber cabin after D.C. museum displaying it plans to close (Independent-Record, 10 Oct 2019)
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski now held in ‘Alcatraz of the Rockies’ (Independent-Record, 2 Apr 2021)
Unabomber: Timeline of bombings (Independent-Record, 2 Apr 2021)
Unabomber’s legacy resonates 25 years after arrest in Montana (Independent-Record, 2 Apr 2021)
Covering the Unabomber: It was ‘all hands on deck’ for Helena journalists reporting national story (Independent-Record, 3 Apr 2021)
Unabomber photos still elicit attention; students captured first shots (Independent-Record, 3 Apr 2021)
The Unabomber next door: Lincoln not defined by its most infamous denizen (Independent-Record, 4 Apr 2021)
Unabomber’s cabin remains on display in DC (Independent-Record, 4 Apr 2021)
Complete coverage: The Unabomber’s arrest in Montana, 25 years later (Independent-Record, 5 Apr 2021)
Writer finds decades-old letters from Unabomber seeking travel advice (New York Post, 22 Sep 2021)
‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski moved to prison medical facility (AP News, 23 Dec 2021)
Ted Kaczynski Diagnosed With Terminal Cancer (Anarch, 8 Feb 2022)
What We’re Still Getting Wrong About the Unabomber (Nation, 15 Mar 2022)
Where Is ‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski Now? (Arts and Entertainment TV Network, 1 Jul 2022)
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski found dead in prison cell aged 81 (iNews, 10 Jun 2023)
How the Case Against Ted Kaczynski, the ‘Unabomber,’ Unfolded (New York Times, 10 Jun 2023)
Kaczynski Is Said to Have Died by Suicide in Prison (New York Times, 10 Jun 2023)
Ted Kaczynski ‘Unabomber’ Who Attacked Modern Life, Dies at 81 (New York Times, 10 Jun 2023)
Ted Kaczynski, who left trail of death and terror as Unabomber, dies at 81 (San Francisco Chronicle, 10 Jun 2023)
Ted Kaczynski, who planted fear and death as the Unabomber, dies at 81 (Washington Post, 10 Jun 2023)
Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, the lonely Harvard student whose room smelled of foot powder (Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 11 Jun 2023)
Unabomber’s Prison Letters with Journalist Shed Light on America’s First Eco-Terrorist (Davis Vanguard, 11 Jun 2023)
James Watt & Ted Kaczynski (Leah Sottile’s Substack, 11 Jun 2023)
Newspapers Printed Unabomber’s Manifesto in 1995. It’s Still Fiercely Debated. (New York Times, 11 Jun 2023)
Convicted ‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski dead at 81 (Reuters, 11 Jun 2023)
Before he was the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski was a mind-control test subject (Washington Post, 11 Jun 2023)
In 1995, The Post weighed whether to print the Unabomber’s manifesto (Washington Post, 11 Jun 2023)
The Unabomber, the CIA and LSD (Counter Punch, 12 Jun 2023)
What Happened To The Unabomber’s Cabin? (Grunge, 12 Jun 2023)
Unabomber Victims Reflect on Kaczynski’s Death (New York Times, 12 Jun 2023)
Unabomber beginnings trace back to U-M: Brother says he suffered pretty serious delusions (Battle Creek Enquirer, 13 Jun 2023)
How the FBI files on Unabomber Ted Kaczynski ended up at PennWest California (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 13 Jun 2023)
‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski Hanged Himself in Prison Cell...911 Audio Reveals (TMZ, 13 Jun 2023)
In Ted Kaczynski, Artists Found a Means of Exploring the Horror of Living in America Today (ARTnews, 14 Jun 2023)
The rise of the Unabomber right (Newstatesman, 14 Jun 2023)
Unabomber’s death sparks new interest in University of Michigan’s Kaczynskiana archives (MLive, 15 Jun 2023)
No Culture for Alienated Men (New York Times, 17 Jun 2023)
‘His ideas resonate’: how the Unabomber’s dangerous anti-tech manifesto lives on (Guardian, 19 Jun 2023)
The death of the Unabomber: will his dangerous influence live on? (Guardian, 19 Jun 2023)
Ted Kaczynski We Hardly Knew Ye (Counter Punch, 23 Jun 2023)
Where I Stand: Not for the Death of a Bomber (Plumas News, 3 Jul 2023)
The Unabomber in Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan News, 3 Jul 2023)
Why I’d have the Unabomber at my table (Independent, 26 Aug 2023)
My Unlikely Exchange with Ted Kaczynski (Crime Report, 17 Oct 2023)
The Machine Breaker (Harper’s Magazine, 1 Nov 2023)
Correspondence with the Unabomber (Just The Facts, 19 Jan 2024)
Left-wing anarchist guilty of terror offences after declaring he wanted to kill at least 50 people (Sky News, 23 Feb 2024)
Was the Unabomber an ‘eco-terrorist’? Not really. Here’s why he did the things he did (ZME Science, 1 Apr 2024)
‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski had late-stage rectal cancer and was ‘depressed’ before prison suicide, autopsy says (NBC News, 17 Apr 2024)
Luigi Mangione’s Friend Recalls Reading Unabomber Manifesto Together (TMZ, 12 Oct 2024)
Suspect in C.E.O. Killing Withdrew From a Life of Privilege and Promise (New York Times, 9 Dec 2024)
What we know about Luigi Mangione, suspect charged in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing (CBS News, 10 Dec 2024)
Brother of ‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski: It’s a ‘terrible mistake’ if Luigi Mangione was influenced by him (NBC News, 10 Dec 2024)
Who is Luigi Mangione? Loved ones describe alleged Brian Thompson gunman (ABC News, 11 Dec 2024)
What we know about Luigi Mangione, suspect charged in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing (CBS News, 11 Dec 2024)
Luigi Mangione’s twisted radicalism (Newstatesman, 11 Dec 2024)
Months Before C.E.O.’s Killing, the Suspect Went Silent. Where Was He? (New York Times, 12 Dec 2024)
Accounts being linked to Rupnow online (Daily Mail, 18 Dec 2024)
The Unabomber’s Brother Turned Him In. Then Spent 27 Years Trying to Win Him Back. (New York Times, 29 Apr 2025)
Netflix Unabomber movie (Nightly, 5 Jun 2025)
Kroschel, staff, say close to 20 animals missing after raid on wildlife center (Chilkat Valley News, 2 Jul 2025)
Did Trump’s uncle teach the Unabomber? No. Here’s what really happened (Independent, 16 Jul 2025)
Demonic (New York Post, 28 Aug 2025)
US leader of global neo-Nazi terrorist group signals retribution for arrests (Guardian, 5 Dec 2025)
California man charged with threatening to ‘unabomb’ FBI field office
Kaczynski’s simple lifestyle in Montana mountains coincided well with his anti-technology views
Yale professor wrote to Epstein about women, including undergraduate
Rain Forest Tribesmen Just Want to Be Left Alone — Stephan Küffner (Time Magazine, 18 Jun 2008)
The Sad Truth: Femme aux Bananes (Woman with Bananas) — Michael William (Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed #33 — Summer ’92, 1 Jan 1992)
Public-University Students Study the Philosophy of the Unabomber (Preview)
Sale of house propels serious, working-class family into spotlight
‘Unabomber’ exclusive – first look at Jacob Tremblay as Ted Kaczynski
Yale professor tied to Epstein tells students he’s been ‘relieved’ of teaching duties
‘Urban Scout’ hopes to prepare us for civilization’s collapse
Luigi Mangione and Tyler Robinson Are a Worrying New Archetype
Men’s Quest for Identity Leads to the Woods (and Their Therapists)
Two 26-Year-Olds: One Killed a Homeless Man, Another is Suspected of Killing a Healthcare CEO
Memo to Mangione: Don’t read the Unabomber’s manifesto. Read the obituaries
A Big Class in The Police Court on Monday Morning (1913) (drunken escapades Ted’s maternal grandparents got up to)
Foreign Women in Fist Fight (1912) (Ibid)
Stop Scaring Parents, Says Dr. Ben. Spock (1951) (the author Ted’s mother read for parenting advice)
1994 Native Forest Network Conference Advertisement (the conference it’s speculated Ted attended)
Save the temperate forests (ibid)
FBI agent gave Whitey Bulger explosives to send to IRA (a corrupt officer who stole the antlers from Ted’s cabin)
Suspect in bombing exchanged several letters with Unabomber (2014) (Ted’s fans)
Tom Lehrer, Musical Satirist With a Dark Streak, Dies at 97 (New York Times, 27 Jul 2025) (Ted’s listening interests)
Mexican writer José Agustín, who chronicled rock and society in the 1960s and 70s, has died at 79 (AP News, 16 Jan 2024) (Ted’s reading interests)
Boy Hermits (1922)
Five-Mile Walk From Deep Drifted Snow to Flying Dust on Road (1922)
Mountainman (1927)
Who was the Hermit? (Independent-Record, 26 Mar 1984)
Smith floaters find old cache (Independent-Record, 25 Jun 1987)
Cooke City hermit homeless (Independent-Record, 12 Sep 1988)
5 years after fire: Cooke City philosophic (Independent-Record, 18 Oct 1993)
Environmentalists plan Watt demonstrations (Independent-Record, 2 Sep 1981)
State’s conservationists chided for timidity (Independent-Record, 16 Oct 1982)
Wilderness outcry focused on Melcher (Independent-Record, 12 Jul 1984)
Wildlands Project director to speak in Bozeman, bus leaves from here (1995)
Unrealized expectations songwriter’s inspiration (Independent-Record, 6 Jan 1985)
Around Montana News Briefs (Independent-Record, 10 Jul 1985)
New genetics protested (Independent-Record, 16 Jan 1986)
Waging war for environment (Independent-Record, 26 Jan 1986)
Wilderness group to prepare bill (Missoulian, 18 Feb 1987)
License to view (Missoulian, 6 Jul 1987)
Information now available on the value of wilderness (Missoulian, 10 Jul 1987)
Activists protest B.C. wolf hunt (Missoulian, 17 Aug 1987)
Secret wolf ‘planting?’ (Independent-Record, 27 Sep 1987)
One killed in desert ATV race (Independent-Record, 29 Nov 1987)
Forest Service heads hit list (Missoulian, 23 Apr 1988)
Earth First! meeting serene, but rhetoric still radical (Independent-Record, 10 Jul 1990)
Judith Of The Plains (1903)
When Wilderness Was King (1905)
Following Old Trails (1911)
Snow-Blind (1921)
Damage Award Is Upheld (Independent-Record, 11 Dec 1968)
1,100 See Elk Park Snow Race (1971)
‘Scapegoat’ New Wilderness (1973)
Ranch woman writes Montana novel (Independent-Record, 21 Nov 1986)
If you care, leave that cub there (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 6 Apr 2006)
Forest Service acquires 11,000 acres in the Blackfoot (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 6 Apr 2006)
Lincoln teachers vote to unionize (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 6 Apr 2006)
LRFD receives Wildfire Relief Fund grant for tactical water tender (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 7 Feb 2008)
No salvage logging planned for Park Creek, Alice Creek Fire areas (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 7 Feb 2008)
Lincoln snowmobiling – a family activity sport for many in the region
Race to the Sky is coming to Lincoln (Blackfoot Valley Dispatch, 8 Jan 2020)
Last Stand in the Big Woods (Counter Punch, 28 May 2020)
Scapegoat Wilderness anniversary highlight the power of community-led conservation (Daily Montanan, 4 Oct 2022)
Hollywood Writers Reached an AI Deal That Will Rewrite History (Wired, 27 Sep 2023)
Ex-activist says FBI offered him deal to inform on fugitive arrested in Wales (Guardian, 29 Nov 2024)
Tobacco Growers Bring Suits (Sun, 20 Dec 1969)
Mideast scholars debate use of intelligence links (Boston Globe, 24 Nov 1985)
Scholar to Quit Post at Harvard Over C.I.A. Tie (New York Times, 2 Jan 1986)
All parties damaged in CIA-Safran affair (Boston Globe, 5 Jan 1986)
CIA reforms flawed say academics (Boston Globe, 9 Mar 1986)
Rome Journal; Official Favors: Oil That Makes Italy Go Round (New York Times, 20 Apr 2001)
Lead Lives of Loneliness. (1909)
David Kaczynski’s News Stories for The Colombia Daily Spectator (Spectator, 1 Dec 1966)
Cutting the timber harvests (Bulletin, 28 Nov 1999)
Loggers’ lawsuit says policies violate church-state split (Reno Gazette-Journal, 9 Jan 2000)
It all began in protest against Glen Canyon Dam (Arizona Daily Star, 17 Jun 2001)
Activists’ research helps save old-growth forest (Sentinel, 24 Jun 2001)
Protesters call treetops home (Sunday Oregonian, 6 Dec 1998)
Eco-radicals warn of violence (Independent, 19 Apr 1992)
Sound and fury of the eco-worriers (Guardian, 28 Aug 1992)
Explode a condom, save the world. (Guardian, 10 Jul 1993)
A Revolutionary Movement Hits Small-Town America (Los Angeles Times, 3 Aug 1999)
Debate stirs over anarchist tactics (Register-Guard, 23 Dec 1999)
Burning zeal for change (Los Angeles Times, 13 Oct 2003)
Defense: Arsonist fell under spell of ecoterrorism guru (Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 25 May 2007)
Armed Resistance (Nature, 30 Aug 2012)
LBC Tabler Physically Attacks Anarchists, in Defense of Eco-Extremism (Indybay, 6 Sep 2017)
Man and the Natural World (1972)
Weeds Are Us (1989)
He Rode the Avalanches (1984)
The Call of the Wild (1997)
Luna landing (Globe and Mail, 25 Mar 2000)
Author sees a growing move towards earth-based spirituality (Enterprise-Record, 27 Apr 2002)
Julia Butterfly Hill deported by Ecuador after oil confrontation (San Francisco Chronicle, 19 Jul 2002)
What ever happened to the eco-warriors? (Daily Telegraph, 28 Feb 2004)
Florida biologist saves drowning bear (Telegraph, 30 Jun 2008)
Choosing Smart Embryos Isn’t Immoral (Reason Magazine, 1 Mar 2019)
2 Texas Men Plotted Coup of Haitian Island to Enslave Women and Children, U.S. Says (New York Times, 22 Nov 2025)
Hermit Found, Unaware Draft Status Now 4-F (St. Louis Globe-Democrat, 23 Nov 1961)
‘Mountain man’ freed 32 years after kidnapping athlete to be son’s bride (2017)
Contact Is Made With Molitones (Times-Tribune, 8 Aug 1961)
Where the Wild Things Are (1997)
Anthropologists Behaving Badly (Documentary Magazine, 14 Feb 2011)
Logging Took Trees the Bears Called Home, so the Haida Nation Built Them New Dens (2026)
Exclusive: Luigi’s Manifesto (Ken Klippenstein, 10 Dec 2024)
‘Ivy League assassin’ Luigi Mangione’s agonising back pain ‘left him unable to have sex’, roommate reveals (LBC News, 10 Dec 2024)
Luigi Mangione considered bombing Manhattan to kill Brian Thompson (Telegraph, 11 Dec 2024)
Why I’m not clapping for Luigi Mangione (Freedom News, 12 Dec 2024)
The very online ‘gray tribe’ philosophy of alleged UnitedHealthcare killer Luigi Mangione (Independent, 13 Dec 2024)
SCA’s a group rooted in past (Muncie Evening Press, 8 Jan 1983)
Actions Considered Insane Often Don’t Meet the Standards of New York’s Legal System (New York Times, 20 Feb 2008)
All hail the galactic lords of ... Darlington (Independent, 20 May 2006)
Road blocker (Chicago Tribune, 9 Jul 1995)
World Ills Laid to Machine By Einstein in Berlin Speech (New York Times, 22 Oct 1931)
Personal Computers (Washington Post, 18 Nov 1985)
Requiem for the Typewriter (Newsweek, 22 Apr 1996)
Upstart Technology (Newsweek, 22 Apr 1996)
Whose Internet Is It? (Newsweek, 22 Apr 1996)
An Internet Palace Coup (Newsweek, 22 Apr 1996)
Technology’s effect on jobs scrutinized (Berkshire Eagle, 21 May 1995)
String of electrical grid attacks in Pacific Northwest is unsolved (Oregon Public Broadcasting, 8 Dec 2022)
Washington man arrested, charged in connection with 2022 attacks on Oregon electrical grid (Oregon Public Broadcasting, 11 Apr 2024)