The Unabomber | FULL EPISODE | The FBI Files

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• BE

  @BEATSICKRECORDS · 4 years ago

  What i learnt from this is that FBI is useless without snitches

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• BR

  @brerrabbit4265 · 6 years ago

  The cops act like they caught him.<br>They never would have caught him if his brother didn&apos;t rat him out.

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• DR

  @drom8682 · 6 years ago

  So this is why my mom always had me open the mail

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• CH

  @ChiefsosaEvan · 3 years ago

  it’s crazy because he was genuinely right about everything he believed in at the time. Just went about it wrong

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• RE

  @remycallie · 5 years ago

  &quot;Before we even knew the name Ted Kaczynski, we knew we were dealing with a disgruntled genius.&quot; &nbsp;Actually, in one of the FBIs more brilliant &quot;profiling&quot; analyses, they stated that he was probably someone with little education. &nbsp;Turned out he was a Harvard grad with a Ph.D. in math from the University of Michigan.

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• HI

  @hivaladeen4892 · 4 years ago

  Yikes imagine how awkward that must’ve been cracking a joke about it being a bomb, for it to actually be a bomb 💀

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• HA

  @haddingtoniangcp2464 · 6 years ago

  Imagine being &nbsp;blown &nbsp;up over opening a &nbsp;package &nbsp;that &nbsp;wasn&apos;t &nbsp;addressed to you!!

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• BL

  @BLAZECALIGREEN · 2 years ago

  The special effects in this episode are out of this world😂😂😂

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• TE

  @tekshume · 6 years ago

  What scares me the most is that what he said in his manifesto makes a lot of sense to me.

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• LL

  @Lljuh · 6 years ago

  If his family didn’t snitch on him he would probably still be out here

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• EL

  @elainetwum3465 · 6 years ago

  FBI: You did not catch him. His bro turned him in. Please don&apos;t take the credit.

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• MA

  @MarK-ro3vl · 5 months ago

  This documentary completely omitted the fact that Ted Kaczynski was experimented on in the CIAs abhorrent program known as MKUltra, when he was a student at Harvard. They took a young man who was already at risk of becoming an antisocial menace, and psychologically tortured him to the point that it would have been a miracle for him to not commit acts of violence (he of course took this to the extreme, but still). The government created a monster, and somehow still couldn&apos;t find him without his brother turning him in. I&apos;m not condoning this man&apos;s deplorable acts of violence, but I think it&apos;s important to include the whole story as a cautionary tale of the fragility of the human psyche, and the evils of human experimentation.

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