Ted Kaczynski

Jamie Gehring told Oxygen.com that researching and writing "Madman in the Woods: Life Next Door to the Unabomber" validated gut feelings she had as a child while in Ted Kaczynski's presence. 

Jamie Gehring recalls an eerie encounter with Ted Kaczynski in the wooded area between her home and his cabin that still haunts her. 

With people encouraged to stay home amid the coronavirus spread, it's a good time to catch up on your true-crime favs. 

A new docu-series explores Gary Stewart's belief that his father, Early Van Best Jr., was the infamous serial murderer. But he's not the first person to put forth an unlikely candidate.

Ted Kaczynski didn't have much luck with the ladies, which some observers say may have contributed to his feelings of alienation. 

Ted Kaczynski has never met his sister-in-law Linda Patrik but he felt his brother’s decision to get married was a “total abandonment of the brotherhood.” 

Ted Kaczynski — now known in infamy as The Unabomber — had once been a “laughing, active baby,” according to his brother David.

Between 1978 and 1995, Ted Kaczynski killed three people and injured 23 more in a nationwide bombing campaign that targeted people involved with modern technology.

Ted Kaczynski killed three people and injured 23 over the course of 17 years through his bombing spree which he claimed he conducted to start a revolution against the evils of technology.

David Kaczynski once thought that his brother Ted Kaczynski could have been the next Albert Einstein.