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All right. Well, the unit bomber is dead. He apparently killed himself in a federal medical-type prison back east at the age of 81.

Between 1978 and 1995, someone was mailing bombs to people around the country.

When they finally caught up with them, he was identified as Ted Kaczynski, the man who lived in a sparse cabin in Montana.

And of course, the motivation was allegedly his hatred of the modern world and technology.

Three people were killed.

23 others were wounded.

He was serving eight life sentences for these bombs.

He died and then we learned about a day later that suicide.

81 years old at first I thought it might be natural causes because they had transferred him

from a federal prison in Colorado to like a medical, federal medical facility.

And I thought maybe because he was going downhill, but they're now saying he killed himself.

He had late stage cancer.

Oh, okay.

Well, maybe that's why he killed himself.

And he sent the bombs to either university professors or airline executives.

And I just learned, hence the name Unabomber.

That's right.

For university airlines? Yeah. And I just learned, hence the name Unabomber. That's right. For university airlines.

Yeah. So we're going to talk now with Jonathan Epstein. Yes, we're going to talk with Jonathan Epstein. His father was one of the victims. His father did survive the bombing, but it was atrocious.

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