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James R. Fitzgerald has donated 6,000 pages of his professional papers on the Unabomber case to the Pennsylvania Center for Investigative and Forensic Sciences at California University of Pennsylvania.
FBI profiler donates files 25 years after Unabomber arrest Follow Us Question of the Day CALIFORNIA, Pa. (AP) - When FBI agents arrested Ted Kaczynski at his remote Montana cabin 25 years ago today, they knew a lot about the famous recluse whose 17-year string of bombings killed three people and injured 24. Much of what they knew, right down to the bomber’s unusual linguistic stylings, came from the work of James R. Fitzgerald, a now-retired FBI criminal profiler and forensic linguist who lives in Cape May, N.J. His analysis of Kaczynski’s writings helped lead to the arrest o...
AP file photos On April 4, 1996, Theodore John Kaczynski is flanked by federal agents as he is led from the federal courthouse in Helena, Mont. AP file photos AP file photos AP file photos AP file photos In this April 4, 1996, photo, Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, is escorted into the federal courthouse in Helena, Mont. AP file photos courtesy of California University of Pennsylvania Associate Professor John Cencich, a retired federal agent and international war crimes investigator who now heads the Pennsylvania Center for Investigative and Forensic Sciences at California ...