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Netflix's Unabomber: his own brother turned him in. The real case

SOLVEDSacramento, California — site of two of the three fatal bombings (1985 and 1995)0:34

Over seventeen years, sixteen bombs killed three people and hurt twenty-three. Hugh Scrutton, Thomas Mosser and Gilbert Murray were killed. In 1995 The Washington Post printed the bomber's manifesto, and his brother and sister-in-law recognized the writing and alerted the FBI. Theodore Kaczynski was arrested at his Montana cabin and pleaded guilty in 1998. Send this to someone from Sacramento. Narrated with an AI voice. Every fact is sourced on Casepin.

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Sixteen bombs. Seventeen years. His own brother turned him in. Three people killed. Twenty-three hurt. Hugh Scrutton, outside his store. Thomas Mosser, at his home in New Jersey. Gilbert Murray, by a package at his office. In 1995, The Washington Post printed the bomber's manifesto. His brother and sister-in-law recognized the writing, and alerted the FBI. A cabin in Montana. Theodore Kaczynski. Life, no parole. Would you have turned in your own brother? Every source is on casepin dot org.

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