, a lot of people ask, ted kaczynski was a anger, revenge motivated. we did huge studies on trying to connect the victims in this, what was the commonality. there was no commonality. ted kaczynski selected his victims who were representational of things he didn't like. cheap didn't like university professors. he didn't like graduate students. he didn't like airlines. he didn't like computers and technology. he didn't like psychologists. i always call him the equal opportunity hater. he hated anything and everything that wasn't him. he would act on it. we took 22,000 pages of journals out of his cabinet. we knew exactly why he did what he did. there is no question about it. eroded down and he says very specifically i have a lot of hatred in me and i am doing this for no particular purpose other than revenge and a anger. >> we actually inserted him in our book, each chapter has a quotation in ted's though words describing his motivations and his reaction to people he killed or that he didn't kill, the bonds malfunction, he expressed regret that he didn't

i want to take a shot at ted kaczynski.nvestigation required a strategic plan, and terry turchie was already in san francisco as a supervisor of national intelligence matters in the powell also agency. and wanted to shake it up. and shake it up to do something different. definitely at that time, a wall in the national television service and the division for various reasons, and i wanted to take advantage of that, a strategic plan and it came together the same way. and the three of us represent a unique perspective where the case was managed and we managed in in that manner. we didn't want to write a book that stood on its own as our own creation. and the description of the investigation was very complex and over the years had not been appropriately described. and we centered on this investigation. >> tell us about your reaction on this? >> that is a pretty nice place to be. that is across the street from stanford and i was settled for the rest of my career, at least i thought, until jim had this bizarre idea of solving the