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FBI - Transcripcin: Capturar el UnabomberRecuperado de http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/history/history-theater/transcript-capturing-theunabomberInicio Quines somos Historia Historia del Teatro Transcripcin: Capturar el Unabomber

Transcripcin:El 3 de abril de 1996, Kaczynski fue capturado poco

despus de la apertura de la puerta."Uno de los agentes que estaba all tirado Kaczynski acabo, y fue una lucha", dijo Terry Turchie, agente deFBI a cargo, Task Force UNABOM. "Lo esposaron y lealej de su camarote, y esa fue la ltima vez que lovio. Entonces, el sentimiento, la sensacin era

increble, y yo estaba de pie junto a un nmero deotras personas en el puesto de mando, el puesto demando trasero, y todos nosotros, nos miramos unos aotros, y que casi no poda hablar. Estbamos tanemocionado con la idea de que ahora hemos llegadocon seguridad a esta persona en nuestra custodia ".Pero Kaczynski fue una sorpresa trasera oculta en la

cabaa."Hemos encontrado una bomba en directo bajo lacama de Theodore Kaczynski.""La primera vez que puse los ojos en TheodoreKaczynski, tuve emociones mezcladas seriamente. Poun lado, estaba casi tmida. Y sin embargo, era muymuy tranquilo. As que ah estaba esa imagen juntocon, sin embargo, el aspecto despeinado, la barbarala, el pelo enmaraado que iba en 20 direccionediferentes. Los ojos-sus ojos se parecan a los ojos quehaba visto nunca. Y ni siquiera mirar a los ojos, eracasi como si fueran sin emocin.
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A la maana siguiente, nos fuimos a la cabaa. Estabacon otro agente, Pat Webb. Pat era un agenteexplosivos. As que abrimos la puerta, slo un poco, ala cabaa. Y como nos abri la puerta, los doestbamos bastante superar al mirar a travs de la

cabina en los estantes que se construyeron en el otrolado de la puerta. Pudimos ver latas de caf y botellay tarros, y todos ellos tenan etiquetas en ellas y eranhecho muy meticulosamente. Y podemos ver quealgunos fueron etiquetados con el nombre de ciertasustancias qumicas. Una de las cosas que vimos fue

una sudadera con capucha, ya sabes, que estabacolgando all. La cabina ola como si usted puedecomenzar a pensar si realmente piensa en esto: Estaes una persona que vivi en esta cabaa, tena unpunto de corte en el suelo para ir al bao en snecesitaba y haba construido incendios en la cabinahaba una vieja estufa de barriga en ese pas. As que

el olor a humo era en todo. Pat Webb vuelve hacia my tiene lgrimas en los ojos, y uno le corra por lamejilla, y dijo: 'Esto es todo. Nos pareci que eUnabomber. Por fin, esto se ha acabado. " "Kaczynski se declar culpable y fue sentenciado acadena perpetua sin libertad condicional. Habamatado a tres personas, hiri a 23 ms. Lacooperacin del FBI / prensa haba trabajado."Creo que todos nos dieron un suspiro de alivio", dijoArthur Sulzberger Jr., editor de The New York Times"Este es un ejemplo, y hay muchos, de que la prensa yel gobierno pueden trabajar juntos para el biencomn."


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Transcript: Capturing the UnabomberTranscript:On April 3, 1996, Kaczynski was captured shortly afteopening his door.One of the agents who was there pulled Kaczynsk

out, and it was a struggle, said Terry Turchie, FBAgent in Charge, UNABOM Task Force. He wahandcuffed and he was walked away from his cabinand that was the last time he saw it. Then the feelingthe feeling was just incredible, and I was standing nexto a number of other people in the command post, the

rear command post, and all of us, we looked at eachother, and we almost couldnt talk. We were soovercome with the idea that we now have safely gothis person in our custody.But Kaczynski left a hidden surprise back at the cabin.We found a live bomb under Theodore Kaczynskibed.

When I first laid eyes on Theodore Kaczynski, I hadseverely mixed emotions. On the one hand, he waalmost timid. And yet he was very, very calm. So therewas that image combined with, however, thedisheveled look, the scraggly beard, the matted downhair that was going in 20 different directions. The eyehis eyes were unlike any eyes I had ever seenbefore. And even looking into those eyes, it waalmost as if they were without emotion.The very next morning, we walked down to the cabin. was with another agent, Pat Webb. Pat was anexplosives agent. So we opened the door, just a bit, tothe cabin. And as we opened the door, we were both


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pretty much overcome as we looked across the cabinat the shelves that were built on the other side of thedoor. We could see coffee cans and bottles and jarsand they all had labels on them and they were verymeticulously done. And we could see that some were

labeled with the name of certain chemicals. One of thethings we saw was a hooded sweatshirt, you knowthat was hanging up there. The cabin smelled as if youmight start to think if you really think about this: Thiis a person who lived in this cabin, had a cutaway spoin the floor to go to the bathroom in if he needed to

and had built fires in the cabinthere was an oldpotbelly stove in there. So the smell of smoke was ineverything. Pat Webb turns to me and he has tears inhis eyes, and one running down his cheek, and hesaid, This is it. We found the Unabomber. At long lastthis is over. Kaczynski pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life

imprisonment without parole. He had killed threepeople, injured 23 more. The FBI/press cooperationhad worked.I think all of us breathed a sigh of relief, said ArthuSulzberger Jr., publisher ofThe New York Times. Thiwas an example, and there are many, of where thepress and the government can work together for thecommon good.

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