"Unabomber" Unhappy His Cabin Is Part Of News Museum Exhibit

Washington Post:

Ted Kaczynski, the convicted "Unabomber," is upset that his Montana cabin, where he was eventually captured, is part of a display at the Newseum.

In a handwritten letter to a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals, Kaczynski said he objected to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's loan of the 10-by-12-foot cabin as part of a large exhibition that looks at the FBI's first 100 years.

Kaczynski, who is imprisoned in a federal facility in Florence, Colo., said he learned of the cabin's use when he saw in an advertisement for the Newseum in The Washington Post. This is not the first time the bomber and the newspaper have intersected. In 1995 The Post published his 35,000-word manifesto in a special section and shared the cost with the New York Times. When Kaczynski's brother read the published manifesto, he realized the bomber might be his brother and told the FBI his identity and whereabouts.

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Comments

[sa]

this'll probably get me on a list somewhere (another list),
but we needed the unabomber and bill hicks
during this terrible period of bush.

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[CapitalistTool]

Maybe he had an adjustable rate mortgage and found out he was underwater on zillow.

[repugnicansfearme]

I guess his being upset doesn't really compute. When you become a sociopath you more or less lose your entitlements.

[TocinoHumano]

Ted:

You should have thought of that before you went and blew up all those people.

[realityczech4u]

This guy has cojones. Complaining about this to the judge. Had he committed his crimes in a prior time when justice was swift and certain, he would not be around to witness this. He would have been converted into a cinder a few years after conviction. As it is, the taxpayers will be funding his feeding and the processing of his excrement for many years to come.

[Mark701]

Bummer.

[dp53]

well, boo f-ing hoo!

[CrzyRussell]

I hope he gives himself ulcers over it.

[PepeLepew]

Oh, God, us Montanans just cringe at any and all coverage of Ted Kaczynksi and the Montana Freemen. Seriously. We're not all wackos. Honest.

[Le nombril]

I've been to Montana and I am not sure you are telling the truth. (Kidding) ;-)

[firewmn]

Thank you ... I too as a Montanan was thinking when the FBI took the cabin it was weird...

and.. I still think that..

We are good, honest, hard working people here in Montana... honest..

Who love Obama..

[BearsLeft]

I hope he's a lot more than unhappy.

Living hell would be about right for him.

[Mort]

It's all about attention. If he complains, he'll get more.

[TimmySlagle]

I wonder if his dog-eared copy of "Earth In the Balance" will be on display as well?

[SearchEngines]

Wonder if he feels any remorse about the ruined lives he caused? Has he ever expressed any concern for them or their family

How can people be so self absorbed as to only think of themselves?

[shengirl]

Too bad. I'm sure the families of those he killed are pretty "unhappy" about things, too.

[gcallaghan]

Well, Ted can always protest by not going to see the exhibit, can't he?