Theodore Kaczynski

I. Life Kaczynski was born on 22 May 1942 at Wanda and Theodore Kaczynski in Evergreen Park Ill, a clean middle class in Chicago. David, the second son, Ted's older brother, was born in 1950. As a child, both children are very hidden, not playing with any of their neighbors' children, and rarely to see it outside the house. When I was young, Ted began to appear as a talented learner who skipped at elementary school and high school for one year. Ted was studying mathematics and science for most of the initial period, but in any way it was not sociable.

Born in Chicago, Illinois on May 22, 1942, Theodore John Kaczynski was born in the working-class second-generation Polish-American Wanda Theresa (NéeDombek) and Theodore Richard Kaczynski. His parents told his brother David Kaczynski that he did not show a little emotion for months after he made him a happy child until intense hives and rashes restricted him to in-hospital isolation and contact with others Told. "Wanda later recalled Ted to withdraw from his picture, but the baby was examined by his doctor for his urticaria and said he always expressed sympathy for the cage and other helpless animals. Hospital isolation experience

Kaczynski's father, Theodore R. "Turk" Kaczynski, is a self-taught free thinker living in a traditional Catholic working class community. In his autobiography, Kaczynski claimed that Turkish close friends confirmed that Wanda is often afraid that their families will be handled differently. I do not comply, but I hope that Kaczynskis is considered eligible. Therefore, Kaczynski records that although Kaczynskis is an atheist, his parents ordered them to tell them that they are monotistic. In the 5th grade, Kaczynski won 167 in the IQ test, and the tension created by the family effort to the neighbors has increased considerably. He skips elementary school sixth graders and leaves his friends in a new class as the youngest child in the room.

Vermont state law professor Michael Mello is the author of the United States and Theodore John Kaczynski. William Finnegan, a New Yorker writer, persuaded the media to explain Kaczynski as a paranoid schizophrenia, with his brother David, his mother Wanda and their attorneys Tony Bisceglie and Kaczynski counsel. . In a sense, this is true. Because he was in a hurry to rescue Kaczynski from execution, David and Wanda began accepting a series of interviews by Washington Post, New York Times, and other media for 60 minutes in 1996. Mental disorders and pathological antisocial childhood. At the same time - contrary to his will and without his knowledge, Kaczynski insists it - his lawyers began mental health defense for their customers.