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\chapter{INDEX OF TK DOCUMENTS}


The following is a brief index of the documents contained in the five boxes Ted kept in his cell:



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\section{\emph{Box \#1}}


A manilla envelope entitled “Qa, Qc, Qd, Qe, Ra, Rb, Envelope X”


Two unlabelled manilla envelopes containing attorney\Slash{}client work product of interviews\Slash{}information regarding 167 persons (see attached list).



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\section{\emph{Box \#2}}


\begin{enumerate}[1.]
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manilla envelope entitled “N”



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An unlabeled manilla envelope containing TK documents (* 285- *360).



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An unlabeled manilla envelope containing an article from American Journal Ortho. Psychology entitled “A study of the emotional reactions of children and families to hospitalization and illness”.



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A manilla envelope entitled “Letters III” containing TK documents (* 363- *444)



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A manilla envelope containing Ted’s mother’s letters of apology or relevant things



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Gold”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Motion to Suppress \& Government’s Opposition”.



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Motions”



\item\relax 
An unlabeled manilla envelope containing information regarding lethal injection



\item\relax 
An unlabeled manilla envelope containing a court order regarding 404(b) evidentiary matters



\item\relax 
An unlabeled manilla envelope containing a court order regarding Motion to Suppress



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An unlabeled manilla envelope containing memo and cases from Lauren Weil to Quin relating to Pretrial Detainees and the Mail



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An unlabeled manilla envelope containing letters from Dave



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Burrell’s Denial”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Government’s Opposition to Evidentiary Hearing”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “New * Number Index”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Government’s Opposition to Motion to Strike”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Motion to Suppress (Over broad)”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Dave’s Declaration”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Books from cabin and other discovery”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Attachment \#3"



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “302s”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “ Wanda’s writings’



\item\relax 
An unlabeled manilla envelope containing * number documents from * 111-*247



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Marjie- Flawed letters”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “ H. Bascomb\Slash{} Thurgood” stories”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “This stuff came with the letter from David Brennahum”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Zero Tolerance”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “ FBI Lab Report”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “ Story”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Pro Per Information”



\item\relax 
TA folder containing several newspaper articles marked save for Ted



\item\relax 
33 A folder containing several unopened letters pertaining to Ted’s feelings about being in Jail




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\section{\emph{Box \#3}}


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A manilia envelope entitled “ Prof.Y”



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A manilla envelope containing a picture of Quin and Judy



\item\relax 
- A manilla envelope entitled “P.S. Letters”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Z”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Turk”



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An unlabeled manilla envelope containing copies of letters from general public X - A manilla envelope entitled “Prison Regulations”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Important Letters”



\item\relax 
A unlabeled envelope containing letters to\Slash{}from John Z.



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “G.A., J.Z., L.E. Letters”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AL”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “For \# 17 Envelope AM “



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “ Book List Envelope AN”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Lawyers Envelope AO”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “ Old Pedro Envelope AQ”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Wielenga Envelope AR”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Dr. Kriegler Envelope AU”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Lawyers Envelope AV”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Scharlette Envelope AW”



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A manilla envelope entitled “Autobiography, 1959 and 1979 Envelope AX”



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A manilla envelope entitled “Media Envelope AY”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “Ref Stuff Envelope AZ”



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A manilla envelope entitled “ Folders \#112 and \#140"



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A manilla envelope entitled “ Envelope \# 22"



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A manilla envelope entitled “ Envelope \# 17"




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\section{\emph{Box \#4}}


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Several manilla envelopes containing a set of TK Journals



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Two manilla envelopes containing Folders \#106




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\section{\emph{Box \#5}}


\begin{enumerate}[1.]
\item\relax 
Several manilla envelopes entitled “Envelope A- Z”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AA Dave Letters”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AB Coded Notebooks”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AC Wash Post 1\Slash{}20\Slash{}97"



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AD My Notes to Johnson”



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A manilla envelope entitled “AE 1971"



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AF Old Articles Late 1997 Newspapers”



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A manilla envelope entitled “AG Noise”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AH Chris Craft”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AI Coincidences”



\item\relax 
A manilla envelope entitled “AJ Probability




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\chapter{BOOK LIST}



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\section{Soft Cover Books By Author}


Edward Abbey, \emph{Good News}


Elliot Abrams, \emph{How the Maya Built Their World}


Jose Agustin, \emph{La Contracultura En Mexico}


Michael Aleksiuk, \emph{Power Therapy}


J.M. Apostolides, \emph{Unabomber} (French)


Elizabeth Arthur, \emph{Island Sojourn}


Isaac Asimov, \emph{Treasury of Humor}


A J. Ayer, \emph{Ludwig Wittgenstein}


Bede, \emph{A History f the English Church and People}


Thomas Beyer, \emph{501 Russian Verbs}


Stanley Buder, \emph{Pullman -- An Experiment in Industrial Order and Community Planning 1880-1930}


Joseph Campbell, \emph{The Masks of God and Primitive Mythology-}


Michael Coe, \emph{Breaking the Maya Code}


Evan S. Connell, \emph{A Long Desire}


Joseph Conrad, \emph{Heart of Darkness} \& \emph{The Secret Agent} (in one volume)


Joseph Conrad, \emph{Nostromo}


Joseph Conrad, \emph{The Secret Agent}


N.J. Dawood (trans.), \emph{Tales From The Thousand and One Nights}


Bernard DeVoto, \emph{Letters From The Earth -- Uncensored Writings By Mark Twain}


Frederick Drimmer, \emph{Captured By The Indians -- 15 Firsthand Accounts, 1750-1870}


Gerald Durrell, \emph{My Family and Other Animals}


R.M. French (trans.), \emph{The Way of a Pilgrim}


Thomas Friedman, \emph{From Beirut to Jerusalem}


Charles Gibson, \emph{The Aztecs Under Spanish Rule}


Gary Greenberg, \emph{The Self On The Shelf}


Richard Henderson, \emph{Chasing Charlie}


James Henretta \& Gregory Nobles, \emph{Evolution and Revolution, American Society, 1600-1820}


Mike Herbig, \emph{Huckleberry Mountain}


Mike Herbig, \emph{The Hunt}


John Hersey, \emph{Hiroshima}


Thomas Hobbes, \emph{Leviathan}


Victor Hugo, \emph{Les Miserables}


Allan Johnson, \emph{The Blackwell Dictionary of Sociolog}y


Kabloona, \emph{Gontran} \emph{de Poncins}


Charles Lemert (ed.), \emph{Social Theory - The Multicultural \& Classic Readings}


Lexus, \emph{Turkish -- A Rough Guide Phrasebook}


Thomas Mann, \emph{Confessions of Felix Krull, Confidence Man}


Thomas Mann, \emph{Death In Venice \& Other Stories}


Thomas Mann, \emph{Lotte} \emph{in Weimar}


Thomas Mann, \emph{Mario and the Magician \& Other Stories}


Powys Mardrus \& J.C. Mathers (trans.), \emph{The Thousand Nights and One Night,} Vol. II


Powys Mardrus \& J.C. Mathers (trans.), \emph{The Thousand Nights and One Night}, Vol. Ill


Powys Mardrus \& J.C. Mathers (trans.), \emph{The Thousand Nights and One Night,} Vol. IV


Peter Mayle, \emph{A Dog’s Life}


Steven F. Messner \& Richard Rosenfeld, \emph{Crime and the American Dream}


Helen Nash \& Dorothy Masterson, \emph{Humorous Cryptograms}


Edgar O’Ballance, \emph{No Victor, No Vanquished — The Arab-Isreali War}


Daniel Quinn, \emph{Ishmael}


Mari Sandoz, \emph{Crazy Horse}


Ignazio Silone, \emph{Bread and Wine}


Dava Sobel, \emph{Longitude}


Gerry Spence, \emph{From Freedom to Slavery}


LF. Stone, \emph{The Trial of Socrates}


Ericka Uitz, \emph{The Legend of Good Women}


Karen Warner, \emph{What’s So Funny About Being Catholic}


Jack Weatherford, \emph{Indian Givers — How the Indians of the Americas Transformed the World}


P.G. Wodehouse, \emph{Life At Blandings}


Ronald Wright, \emph{Stolen Continents}


Gabriele Yonan, \emph{Weltreligion} \emph{In Berlin}


John Zerzan, \emph{Future Primitive and Other Essays}


Emile Zola, \emph{Nana}



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\section{Without Listed Author}


\emph{Lasting Relations — Americans In Berlin for Two Hundred Years}


\emph{The Holy Bible — King James Version} (Sent 7\Slash{}21\Slash{}98)


\emph{Pocket Size Bible}


\emph{Life Application Bible}


\emph{A Cambridge Bible}


\emph{Compact French Dictionary}


\emph{Heroes Y Herejes}


\emph{Turkish — A Complete Course For Beginners}


\emph{Unabomber Manifesto} (Turkish)


\emph{German \& English Dictionary}



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\section{Hard Cover Books}


Martin Gardner, \emph{The Last Recreations}


Philip Glazerbrook, \emph{Journey to Khiva}


Ruben Hersh, \emph{What Is Mathematics, Really?}



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\section{Photocopied Books}


Marshall Sahlins, \emph{Stone Age Economics}


John Zerzan, \emph{Elements of Refusal}



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\chapter{Magazines}


Auto-Free Times, Aug.-Oct. 1996


The Californians, Mar.\Slash{}Aug. 1989


The Californians, Sept.\Slash{}Oct. 1989


The Californians, Nov.\Slash{}Dec. 1989


The Californians, Jan.\Slash{}Feb. 1990


The Californians, Mar.\Slash{}Apr. 1990


The Californians, May\Slash{}June 1990


The Californians, July\Slash{}Aug. 1990


The Californians, Sept.\Slash{}Oct. 1990


Tie Californians, Nov.\Slash{}Dec. 1990


Tie Californians, Jan.\Slash{}Feb. 1991


Tie Californians, Mar.\Slash{}Apr. 1991


Tie Californians, May\Slash{}Aug. 1991


The Californians, Sept.\Slash{}Oct. 1991


The Californians, Nov.\Slash{}Dec. 1991


The Californians, Jan.\Slash{}Feb. 1992


The Californians, Mar.\Slash{}Apr. 1993


Charisma \& Christian Life, Sept. 1996


Charisma \& Christian Life, Oct. 1996


Native Peoples, Spring 1996


Natural History, Oct. 1996


Natural History, Nov. 1996


Natural History, Dec. 1996\Slash{}Jan. 1997


Natural History, Sept. 1997


Natural History, Oct. 1997


Natural History, Dec. 1997\Slash{}Jan. 1998


Omni, Oct. 1992


Omni, Dec. 1993


Omni, Jan. 1995


Omni, Fall 1995


Scientific American, June 1998


Scientific American, July 1998


Scientific American, August 1998


Wired, May 1998



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\chapter{Assorted Other Publications}


Green Anarchist Newspaper, Summer 1996


Perennial Books Catalog


Simon \& Schuster’s Fun With Crostics Series



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\chapter{Essays Held by Judy Clarke}


ADX \#1. Zerzan


ADX \#2. Zerzan


ADX \#3. MMPI-2 Answer sheet.


ADX \#4. MMPI-2 Questions.


ADX \#5. Essay, "Revolution and Morality."



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\chapter{Index to Envelopes}


A. Work on a reply to Prof. Apostolides. Letters from Apostolides


B.


C. Corrected version of Manifesto.


\dots{}


AV. Notes to Lawyers


AW. Scharlette


AX. Autobiographies, 1959 and 1979


AY. Media


AZ. Ref stuff



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\chapter{List of books that people sent Ted in Sacramento County Jail}


This is a list of books that people sent me while I was in the Sacramento County Main Jail; the Federal Defenders Office was holding these books for me.
-TJK 11\Slash{}1\Slash{}11


1. American Dictionary


2. The Unabridged Mark Twain with opening remarks by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.


3. Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Novels and Stories; Volume I by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle


4. Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Novels and Stories; Volume II by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle


5. Future Primitive by John Zerzan


6. Heart of Darkness \& The Secret Sharer by Joseph Conrad


7. Nostromo by Joseph Conrad


8. The Secret Agent by Joseph Conrad


9. Crazy Horse by Mari Sandoz


10. The Bible


11. Last Refuge: The Environmental Showdown In The American West by Jim Robbins


12. Evolution and Revolution: American Society, 1600-1820 by James Henretta and Gregory Nobles


13. Elements of Refusal by John Zerzan


14. Vanity Fair by William Thackeray


15. The Lonely Crowd by David Riesman


16. Indian Givers: How The Indians Of The Americas Transformed The World by Jack Weatherford


17. Stolen Continents by Ronald Wright


18. Captured BY THe Indians: 15 Firsthand Accounts, 1750-1870 edited by Frederick Drimmer


19. The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov


20. Ludwig Wittgenstein by A.J. Ayer


21. El Tunel by Ernesto Sabato


22. Thinking and Destiny by Harold Waldwin Percival


23. Kon-Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl


24. Canto general by Pablo Neruda


25. The Complete Poems of Emily Dickenson edited by Thomas H. Johnson


26. From Beirut To Jerusalem by Thomas L. Friedman


27. Millennium by Felipe Fernandez-Armesto


28. Bible Book Study: Revelation


29. Bible Book Study: Minor Prophets


30. Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf


31. Foucault’s Pendulum by Umberto Eco


32. Doctor Faustus by Thomas Mann


33. Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by David D. Burns


34. Nine Stories by J.D. Salinger


35. From Freedom To Slavery by Gerry Spence


36. A History of the English Church and People: Bede edited by Betty Radice


37. Night and Day by Virginia Woolf


38. German \& English Dictionary


39. The Dragons of Eden by Carl Sagan


40. The Odessa File by Frederick Forsyth


41. A History of Our Time: Readings on Postwar America edited by William H. Chafe


42. 501 Russian Verbs by Thomas R. Beyer, Jr.


43. In The Absence Of The Sacred: The Failure of Technology \& the Survival of the Indian Nations by Jerry Mander


44. How To Study Your Bible by Kay Arthur


45. Ishmael: An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit by Daniel Quinn


46. The Mind of God by Paul Davies


47. The Journalist And The Murderer by Janet Malcolm


48. Breaking the MAya Code by Michael D. Coe


49. The Runner’s Medical Guide by Richard MAngi, M.D., Peter Jokl, M.D. and O. William Dayton, A.T.C.


50. How the Maya Built Their World by Elliot M. Abrams


51. Listening To THe Land by Derrick Jensen


52. Cassell's Compact French Dictionary


53. The Old Farmer's 1997 Almanac


54. Unabomber Manifesto: L'avenir de la societe industrielle by J.M. Apostolides


55. Unabomber Manifesto sanayi toplumu ve gelecegi


56. Shadows of the Mind by Roger Penrose


57. Spanish-English English-Spanish Dictionary


58. Tales From The Thousand And One Nights translated by N.J. Dawood


59. The Aztecs Under Spanish Rule by Charles Gibson


60. The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology by Joseph Campbell


61. Good News by Edward Abbey


62. Life At Blandings by P.G. Wodehouse


63. The Art of Van Gogh


64. Letters from the Earth uncensored writings by Mark Twain


65. Where Silence Reigns by Rainer Maria Rilke


66. The Little Zen Companion by David Schiller


67. The Tao of Fully Feeling by Pete Walker


68. Courage to Change AA book


69. The Way of a Pilgram by R. M. French


70. Degrees of Disaster by Jeff Wheelwright


71. The Lives of a Cell by Lewis Thomas


72. Dancing with the Devil by Rodney Barker


73. Chaos: Making A New Science by James Bleick


74. The Last Battle by Cornelius Ryan


75. No Ordinary Time by Doris Kearns Goodwin


76. Secret Empire by J. Michael Waller


77. Out of Control by Kevin Kelly


78. No Victor, No Vanguished by Edgar O’Ballance


79. The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins


80. Bread and Wine by Ignazio Silone


81. The Trial Socrates by I F. Stone


82. Sacred Origins of Profound Things by Charles Panati


83. Death In Venice by Thomas Mann


84. Anarchy after Leftism


85. The Unfinished Journey by William H. Chafe


86. Deep Ecology for the 21st Century edited by George Sessions


87. Past Imperfect by Jane Quantrill


88. A Cambridge Bible


89. Longitude by Dava Sobel


90. A Long Desire by Evan S. Connell


91. Manon Lescaut by Abbe Prevost


92. La Faute De L'Abbe Mouret by Emile Zola


93. A Preface to History by Carl G. Gustavson


94. Lotte in Weimar by Thomas Mann


95. My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell


96. Algebra by Michael Artin


97. Ghost Grizzlies by David Petersen


98. Pullman by Stanley Buder


99. Mario And The Magician \& Other Stories by Thomas Mann


100. Hiroshima by John Hersey


101. Balzac by Le Lys Dans La Vallee


102. Les Stances by Jean Moreas


103. Indian Creek Chronicles by Pete Fromm


104. Four-Legged Legends of Montana Gayle C. Shirley


105. The Thousand Nights and One Night Volume I


106. The Thousand Nights and One Night Volume II


107. What is Mathematics, Really


108. The Last Recreations


109. Nana by Emile Zola


110. Heroes Y Herejes A Partir Del Renacimiento by B. Dunham


111. The Thousand Nights and One Night Volume III


112. The Thousand Nights and One Night Volume IV


113. The Thousand Nights and One Night Volume V


114. It Happened in Montana by James A. Crutchfield


115. Les Miserables by Victor Hugo


116. A Dog’s Life by Peter Mayle



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\#17, 20, 21, 26, 27, 31, 39, 47 I might want to give away, but I don't yet know what they are about. If someone would like to bring to J-booth sometime, I will look at them and decide which ones to save and which to give away.


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\chapter{Notes on his struggles to access his papers before the auction}


November 1, 2005. Tuesday. This morning Ms. Sudlow and Ms Clark (our new counselor) came by, making their rounds. I told Ms. Sudlow that the government was saying that my papers should be sold for their "celebrity" value, therefore they should be kept safe\dots{} and Ms. Sudlow interrupted me, saying, "They aren't in that little room any more, they are locked in our office." \dots{}



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