The Unabomber

Written by Bryan Denson

Part of the FBI Files series

A lone bomber eludes capture for years. Can the FBI crack his mind and end the terror?

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176 pages· 20,560 words· Est. 3 hour read· 980L

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For nearly two decades, a mysterious bomber terrorizes America, leaving a trail of destruction. Enter Agent Kathy Puckett, a skilled psychologist and linguist, whose insights become crucial in the hunt. As she delves into the mind of the elusive Unabomber, the stakes rise. Can she and her team finally unmask the faceless killer and bring him to justice? Follow the gripping investigation that leads to a remote cabin in Montana, where the truth awaits. Discover the tension and triumph in this riveting true-crime tale of one of America's most notorious domestic terrorists.

From the publisher

A new true-crime series that follows FBI agents behind the scenes as they work to keep Americans safe.

A case of homegrown terrorism: the Unabomber. Agent Kathleen Puckett was a successful linguist and a highly trained psychologist before she was recruited for the UNABOMB investigation. The Unabomber had evaded capture for 17 years, carried out 13 bombings, and killed three men. Agent Puckett was a catalyst in understanding the psychology behind the Unabomber crimes. She led the team to make the arrest of Theodore Kaczynski on April 4, 1996, bringing down one of the most notorious domestic terrorists in American history.

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