Unabomber biography book

"The gullibility of people mystified me; it's amazing how quickly a criminal is transformed into an icon, to be almost worshipped.

It's a given that criminals have rights, but what about the victims and their rights? Somehow I feel our nation's sense of values has become skewed." - Chris Waits

After consuming every video I could on Ted Kaczynski, I decided to read this book about him, written by Chris Waits, a neighbor of Ted's who let him use his land, an extensive tract of property comprising an entire gulch, complete with mountains, ridge trails, forests, streams, and plenty of natural plants and wild game.

It was in this Montana wilderness that Ted made his home during a 25-year span. And that whole time, he was allowed on Chris Waits' land, free to come and go as he pleased, and also camp there and stay as long as he liked.

One of the reasons Kaczynski interests me is a similarity he shares with John Forbes Nash, Jr.