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To: browardchad
The FBI, the ATF, and all the county law enforcement didn't dig up Jimmy Jack Sugar to get this guy this quickly. It may have taken them YEARS to solve this crime if they ever solved it. It took them seventeen years to catch Ted Kaczynski.

Actually Law enforcement didn't catch Ted Kaczynski. He was turned in to the FBI by his brother David.

"One man – David Kaczynski – came to the sickening realization that the Manifesto’s writing style and philosophy closely matched that of his older brother Theodore (Ted) Kaczynski. David and his wife Linda were devastated by the thought that Ted could have spent 18 years terrorizing and killing so many innocent people. But the more they read, the more similarities they discovered."

38 posted on 11/02/2002 7:25:20 PM PST by Capt. Tom
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To: Capt. Tom; browardchad
In fact, regarding the 18 year hunt for the Unimbomber, the caunted FBI profilers were about 180* out from the actual bomber. As I recall he vaunted FBI profilers were looking for a very neat janitor with a high school education possibly working for a university or corporation in a large city.

Wrong, wrong; wrong; wrong; wrong.

47 posted on 11/03/2002 12:46:06 AM PST by Travis McGee
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To: Capt. Tom
Actually Law enforcement didn't catch Ted Kaczynski. He was turned in to the FBI by his brother David.

That's true, and David Kaczynski is the first to say the FBI's profile was inaccurate. The difference, though, is that Ted Kaczynski didn't want to be caught, and, in fact, might never have been apprehended if it were not for his brother. Ted didn't purposely reveal his identity when corresponding with the FBI, but Malvo and Muhammad did, by repeatedly directing LE's attention to the Alabama shooting -- the one shooting where they were definitely seen and chased by LE.

Perhaps they weren't aware there was an indentifiable fingerprint, but they surely knew the Alabama police would at least ID them as black, and as a pair or possible trio, and that at least one cop got a good look at them.

They wanted credit for what they had done, and I think the money was simply a way to rub LE's nose in it. Why not demand money? They had gotten away with multiple murders, and the cops were still looking for a white van or box truck, obviously driven by someone other than a black man.

90 posted on 11/03/2002 6:49:05 PM PST by browardchad
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