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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hi friends, how are you today? Question mark? My name is Bailey Sarian

and today is Monday, which means it's murder, mystery and makeup. Monday! I hope you guys

are having a wonderful day so far. So if you're new here every Monday I sit down. I talk

about a true crime case that's been heavy on my noggin and I do my makeup at the same time.

It doesn't really make sense but we have already made it this far. This train isn't stopping

anytime soon baby. If you're interested in true crime and you like makeup, I would highly

suggest you subscribe. So I actually already had today's story planned out what I originally

wanted to do but I saw one of your guys' comments on my YouTube video for last week and it

said, I'm gonna post it up here so because I can't say this username, hair, bice, you know,

I'm not good at names. We all know this but she said Ted Kaczynski, the unibomber. Can you

talk about this story? And I was like, oh my god, I completely forgot about the unibomber.

So let's talk about it. Theodore Kaczynski was born in Chicago of 1942 to a working class

family of Polish ancestry. He had a younger brother named David who would later become involved

in his older siblings' arrest and we'll get to that. So people who attended school with

Ted noted that he was a loner who excelled academically and I'm laughing because it's just

like he's a loner who excelled. Now growing up, Ted, we're gonna call him Ted not Theodore.

He was very, very smart. He skipped six grade and it said around this time is when he really

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