A decent recapitulation of Kaczynski's crimes and the investigation that led to his capture. Wiehl was a prosecutor, a television journalist, and her father a Feebie. This reads as such, as she injects herself, her father, and her career into the story. Written partially in response to the recent television dramamentury Manhunt: UNABOMBER, the is actually precious little dissection of his manifesto and only the minimum about Kaczynski's brother turning him in. Some minimum photos. Decent, catholic, and interesting enough. ( )

I'm interested primarily in how he got caught.