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[low ominous humming]

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[intense music]

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[motors roaring]

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[low chanting]

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[motor rumbling]

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[music fades out]

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[ominous echoing]

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[bird screeching in distance]

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[engine starting]

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[thudding]

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[haunting chord]

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[objects crashing
and shattering]

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[chair creaking]

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[incessant thudding]

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[ominous music]

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[glass smashing]

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[objects shattering]

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[door creaking]

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[smashing]

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[sparking]

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Modern technology
is the worst thing that ever

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happened to the world,

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and to promote its progress
is nothing short of criminal.

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[footsteps clomping]

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[deer huffing]

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[water rushing]

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[birds tweeting]

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[door closing]

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Thank you, Grandfather Rabbit.

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[squelching]

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Thanks for listening
to the local NPR classics.

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KUHFN 91.7 Helena,
89.1 Missoula,

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another hour of the baroque.

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[lively classical
music playing on radio]

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[blowing]

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[woman singing opera music]

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[engine rumbling in distance]

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[engine revving]

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[vehicle zooming away]

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[clinking spoon loudly]

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[mumbling] Technique five...
take the one.

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Sixty-four.

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2, 51, 2, 19...

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18, 63, 2, 19...

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18, 63, 3, 1, 51...

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2, 19, 18...

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[classical music on radio]

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[water rushing]

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[birds chirping]

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[low, ominous music]

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Yesterday was quite good.

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The only disruptive
sounds were nine evil jets.

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Today was
good in early morning,

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but later in morning there was
aircraft noise almost without

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intermission for I would
estimate about an hour.

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In Lamborn, Illinois,
there's far more jet noise,

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and at times
it is very annoying.

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But it does not disturb
me nearly as much as does

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the lesser jet noise here,
because here the noise destroys

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something wonderful,
while in the city

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there is nothing for noises
to destroy because one

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is living
in a shit pile anyway.

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[truck reversing]

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[machine rumbling]

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[saw buzzing]

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[machinery clanging loudly]

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[noise cuts out]

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[gravel crunching,
bike squeaking]

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[birds tweeting distantly]

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[engines rumbling]

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[coughing in distance]

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[Ted muttering]

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[eerie music]

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[engines rumbling]

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[phone ringing]

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Excuse me.

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Please deposit five cents
for the next three minutes.

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If five cents is not
deposited within 25 seconds--

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-Yeah, I did. I--

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-...your call will
automatically terminated.

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-Fuck!

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Fuck!

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[sighing]

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[truck beeping]

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[engine roaring]

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[tree snapping]

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[booming thud]

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[tires crunching loudly]

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[machinery stops]

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[water rushing]

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[Ted panting]

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Need a ride, Ted?

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-I can't get this,
uh-- I can't get this around.

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-It's not--
-Ted, it doesn't work.

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-Huh?
-It's broke, it's broke.

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Just hold on real tight.

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Whoa!

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[driver laughing]

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I couldn't help myself.

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[laughing]

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Sorry to-- Sorry, Ted,
I won't do it again, I promise.

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Aw, shoot.

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[driver resumes chuckling]

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[somber classical music]

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[bar din]

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[patrons chattering
indistinctly]

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The supertanker
bound for Long Beach,

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California, ran aground
about 22 miles south of Valdez

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early Friday morning
after loading a cargo of one

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and a quarter million barrels
from the Alaska pipeline.

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Oil poured into the sound
at the rate of 20,000

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gallons an hour for 12 hours.

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Exxon acknowledges
that the Valdez detoured

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into treacherous water.

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The Coast Guard says
the captain was trying

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to avoid large chunks
of ice known as growlers.

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[phone ringing]

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-Seventy-five cents.

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Hi. Hi, Ma, it's me.

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It's so hot.
[unzipping]

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No, it's okay, it's always--
it always does this,

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but I only had $1.50
and I'm going to run

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out of time before
we finish the conversation.

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Nothing. I just...
I just want to talk to him.

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I just turned my back on him.

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Wouldn't talk to him.
Yeah, well, that's his issue.

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He shouldn't--
He shouldn't have got married.

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He shouldn't
have married her, Ma.

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She's a bad influence on him.

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If that's
not obvious to you now,

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it will be in the future.

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Well, I still love him,
Ma, but I don't--

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I have nothing
in common with David.

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He was jealous of the fact
that I could do most

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things better than he could.

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It's a simple fact, Ma.

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Well, yeah, he was better
socially than I was, but...

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Well, if you hadn't put me
two years ahead in high school,

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perhaps I would have
the ability to-- to hold

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a conversation with a woman
longer than 30 seconds.

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Two relationships in my life.

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Two. I only
got to first base, Ma.

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You know what first base is?

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Yeah, kissing, tongue rubbing.

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Yeah.
I have tongue rubbed twice.

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Twice. That's all. Nothing.
No-- no touching of breasts.

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No sexual intercourse.

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Well,
who do you want me to tell?

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Who should I tell this to, Ma?

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Fuck, there's people...

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There's people listening.

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I just need to know if you're
going to send me money, Ma.

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Please, I'm desperate.

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All right,
please send me a check.

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Oh, for the love of God,
is that a yes or no?

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Thank you.

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And do not send--
no, do not send food

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with the check,
just a check, Ma.

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I have to go.
-[automated voice speaking]

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The beeping-- The phone--
It's the phone company, Ma.

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It's the phone company.
I can't. I have to go.

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[somber music]

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[low electric buzzing]

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[bike squeaking]

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[ominous music]

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[juice dripping]

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[keys clacking]

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To the editor,

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I would like to warn
people of the danger

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of picking berries
in power line road cuts.

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The Montana Electric Company
sprays cancer causing

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herbicides without any
warnings to the public.

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[chopping wood]

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[pleasant classical music]

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[panting]

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[chopping]

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[pole creaking]

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[electric zapping,
pole thudding]

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[birds twittering]

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[wind blowing]

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[leaves rustling]

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[gulping]

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[explosive whirring of jets]

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[jets passing]

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[thunderous roaring of engines]

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Fuckin'-- fuckin'...!

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Then there was a very
loud sonic boom.

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This was the last straw.

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And it reduced me to
tears of impotent rage.

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But I have a plan for revenge.

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[classical music continues]

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[fire crackling]

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[jets roaring in distance]

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[dramatic operatic singing]

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[objects clattering]

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[thunder rumbling]

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[dog barking in distance]

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Shoo! Shoo!

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Fuck off.

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People say violence
and the taking of human

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life is not a way to
resolve human problems.

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[sawing]

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It can't work.

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As a matter of fact,
history shows

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that it very often does work.

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I want to kill some people.

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Preferably a scientist,
a communist, businessman

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or some other big shot.

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Use shotgun powder
in the last hoping it would

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do more
damage than rifle powder.

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[explosion bursting]

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Spent 350 bucks
on the last bombing mission

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and barely blew
a finger off.

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Absolutely frustrating.

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I can't seem
to make a lethal bomb.

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Seeming increasingly
infeasible without more money.

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[machinery rattling]

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[high-pitched sawing]

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[machine rattling]

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-Okay?

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-There you go.

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[vehicle rumbling on]

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[vehicle reversing]

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Hey, Ted.

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You keep drawing like that,
you're gonna cut your nuts off.

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-Yeah, I don't take
direction from women

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on mechanical matters.

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Please have your husband
advise me on how to work.

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-Fuckin' asshole.

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-Yeah, did you... you see that?

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She tried to fire me,
I'm doing what I'm-- I'm doing

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my job,
I'm doing what you told me.

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Fucking--

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-You know she runs
the show around here?

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-What?
-She... she runs the show.

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Get the fuck out!

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[dramatic music]

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There is a psycho-surgical

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operation that relieves people
who get angry too easily.

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They stick electrodes
into your brain and burn out

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the gizmo that produces
the emotion of anger.

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Of course,
I would rather be miserable

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or dead than be relieved
by that humiliating method.

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[curtain rustling]

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[splashing]

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[light chatter]

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Excuse me.
How much... how much is this?

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-25 cents.

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-Okay,
I'll think about it.

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-Doing some
entertaining there, Ted?

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-No.

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Just need cutlery.

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-Don't have a wife
to chew my food and regurgitate

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it into my mouth.
[chuckles awkwardly]

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-Fair enough.

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Since committing the crimes

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reported elsewhere in my notes,
I feel better.

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I'm still plenty angry,
you understand,

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but the difference is that
I am now able to strike back

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to a degree.

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True, I can't strike back
to anything like the extent

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I wish to, but I no longer
feel totally helpless,

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and the anger doesn't
gnaw my guts as it used to.

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Guilty feelings? Yes, a little.

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00:32:07.229 --> 00:32:11.016
Occasionally, I have bad dreams
in which police are after me,

268
00:32:11.059 --> 00:32:13.844
or which I am threatened
with punishment

269
00:32:13.888 --> 00:32:17.196
from a supernatural source
such as the devil.

270
00:32:19.154 --> 00:32:21.722
But these don't occur
often enough to be a problem.

271
00:32:23.115 --> 00:32:27.075
I am definitely glad
to have done what I have.

272
00:32:27.119 --> 00:32:28.511
[music fades out]

273
00:32:31.950 --> 00:32:34.343
[shovel digging]

274
00:32:46.051 --> 00:32:47.356
[grunting]

275
00:32:59.890 --> 00:33:01.283
[scraping]

276
00:33:15.950 --> 00:33:17.734
[metallic clattering]

277
00:33:30.356 --> 00:33:31.748
[thumping]

278
00:33:38.842 --> 00:33:40.105
[scraping]

279
00:33:44.631 --> 00:33:47.242
[soft, eerie music]

280
00:33:53.422 --> 00:33:54.728
[exhaling]

281
00:34:19.666 --> 00:34:20.971
[exhaling deeply]

282
00:34:36.204 --> 00:34:37.988
[explosion booms]

283
00:34:40.556 --> 00:34:41.905
[coughing]

284
00:34:54.092 --> 00:34:55.571
Here comes a tough one.

285
00:34:55.615 --> 00:34:58.531
So, four numbers.

286
00:34:59.793 --> 00:35:01.751
Keeping the seven
in the same place.

287
00:35:01.795 --> 00:35:03.405
Mm-hmm.

288
00:35:03.449 --> 00:35:05.886
-Create the greatest
and the smallest number

289
00:35:05.929 --> 00:35:08.149
in a combination
of those four digits.

290
00:35:08.193 --> 00:35:10.064
I'm going to give you a hint.

291
00:35:10.108 --> 00:35:11.674
The zero, seven, five,
four is a three-digit number.

292
00:35:12.806 --> 00:35:14.112
Okay?
-Mm-hmm.

293
00:35:15.330 --> 00:35:16.636
-Mm-hmm.

294
00:35:17.202 --> 00:35:19.029
Yeah, what's the greatest
and smallest number

295
00:35:19.073 --> 00:35:20.988
for those four digits?

296
00:35:26.820 --> 00:35:28.126
Mm-hmm.

297
00:35:29.518 --> 00:35:30.998
[chuckling softly]

298
00:35:31.041 --> 00:35:32.521
Nice. Remarkable.

299
00:35:34.784 --> 00:35:36.090
That's fantastic.

300
00:35:37.004 --> 00:35:40.616
The smallest.
He's really coming along.

301
00:35:40.660 --> 00:35:42.314
He is really smart.

302
00:35:42.357 --> 00:35:44.011
I think you've
probably done enough.

303
00:35:44.054 --> 00:35:47.145
Yeah. All this math
does give me a headache.

304
00:35:47.188 --> 00:35:48.842
-That's what we want.

305
00:35:48.885 --> 00:35:50.626
[all laughing]

306
00:36:28.403 --> 00:36:31.319
In Montana,
if I went to the city to mail

307
00:36:31.363 --> 00:36:34.888
a bomb to some big shot,
the driver would doubtless

308
00:36:34.931 --> 00:36:37.499
remember
I rode the bus that day.

309
00:36:37.543 --> 00:36:41.286
In the anonymity of the big
city, I figured it would be

310
00:36:41.329 --> 00:36:45.290
much safer to buy materials
for a bomb and mail it.

311
00:36:45.333 --> 00:36:48.118
[whistling "Ode To Joy"]

312
00:36:51.383 --> 00:36:52.688
[owl hooting]

313
00:36:52.732 --> 00:36:54.647
[Ted continues whistling]

314
00:37:07.399 --> 00:37:09.879
[music playing distantly]

315
00:37:37.951 --> 00:37:39.344
[high-pitched voice]
I wanna fuck you.

316
00:37:40.040 --> 00:37:42.347
[low voice]
I want to fuck you too, yeah.

317
00:37:46.873 --> 00:37:51.965
Nice ass. Nice tits. Face, meh.

318
00:37:52.008 --> 00:37:53.575
[laughing softly]

319
00:37:57.057 --> 00:37:59.059
I could end this bitch.

320
00:38:04.020 --> 00:38:06.501
[moody jazz music]

321
00:38:35.748 --> 00:38:37.053
[music fades out]

322
00:38:45.410 --> 00:38:46.715
-What are you reading about?

323
00:38:47.542 --> 00:38:49.892
-The psychology of women.

324
00:38:49.936 --> 00:38:52.199
I'm reading, I have work to do.

325
00:38:52.242 --> 00:38:54.419
I'm--
-Oh, yeah?

326
00:38:54.462 --> 00:38:55.855
-[aggressively] Mm-hmm.

327
00:38:55.898 --> 00:38:58.597
-What do you do?
-I'm a psychiatrist.

328
00:38:58.640 --> 00:39:00.599
-No shit.
-Yeah.

329
00:39:03.341 --> 00:39:05.212
Please do not
tell me your troubles.

330
00:39:05.255 --> 00:39:07.562
-[both laughing]
-Right.

331
00:39:09.912 --> 00:39:11.871
What do you...
what do you do for a living?

332
00:39:13.786 --> 00:39:16.571
-I just got out of prison.
I gotta go get a job.

333
00:39:16.615 --> 00:39:17.964
-Sure.

334
00:39:18.007 --> 00:39:20.358
[pensive music]

335
00:39:26.712 --> 00:39:29.802
-Maybe I'll go
be a psychiatrist now.

336
00:39:29.845 --> 00:39:31.804
[passenger chuckling]

337
00:39:33.109 --> 00:39:36.635
-Um, excuse me,
I have to--

338
00:39:36.678 --> 00:39:38.245
Hey.

339
00:39:38.288 --> 00:39:40.943
-I have to get
the fuck out of here.

340
00:39:42.902 --> 00:39:44.207
Have a good trip.

341
00:40:03.009 --> 00:40:04.314
[music fades out]

342
00:40:23.377 --> 00:40:25.074
[door buzzing]

343
00:40:31.429 --> 00:40:34.693
-Evening. I need a...

344
00:40:34.736 --> 00:40:36.085
room for one.

345
00:40:36.129 --> 00:40:41.264
-Name?
-It's Conrad. Joseph Conrad.

346
00:40:43.049 --> 00:40:46.618
Um, how much?
-$19.95.

347
00:40:49.838 --> 00:40:51.318
[rock music playing]

348
00:40:57.237 --> 00:40:58.499
[key clanging]

349
00:41:04.897 --> 00:41:06.246
-A nickel?

350
00:41:07.552 --> 00:41:08.857
Change?

351
00:41:08.901 --> 00:41:10.380
[nickel clanging]

352
00:41:10.424 --> 00:41:12.208
Call me if you need anything.

353
00:41:12.252 --> 00:41:13.601
-Mm-hmm.

354
00:41:40.149 --> 00:41:43.239
... the face of winter
again here very, very shortly.

355
00:41:43.283 --> 00:41:44.763
As if we aren't--
-[changing channel]

356
00:41:44.806 --> 00:41:46.721
-... reconditioning
the America.

357
00:41:46.765 --> 00:41:48.418
It's an even trade-off
with the other new carriers

358
00:41:48.462 --> 00:41:50.290
proposed--
-[changing channel]

359
00:41:50.333 --> 00:41:52.161
-...but sources tell us
the internal investigation

360
00:41:52.205 --> 00:41:54.294
and report to council
raised many questions,

361
00:41:54.337 --> 00:41:56.775
and it should be noted to date,
there has been no independent

362
00:41:56.818 --> 00:42:00.169
investigation on why it took
more than a year to arrest

363
00:42:00.213 --> 00:42:03.477
the son of a city councilman,
the son of a sheriff's deputy

364
00:42:03.521 --> 00:42:05.784
and the son of Shipley's
administrative assistant

365
00:42:05.827 --> 00:42:08.743
in connection with two
burglaries in the city.

366
00:42:08.787 --> 00:42:10.528
[Ted sighing]

367
00:42:10.571 --> 00:42:12.181
[uplifting music on TV]

368
00:42:21.930 --> 00:42:23.889
-If you frequently
travel from one side

369
00:42:23.932 --> 00:42:26.152
of the ocean to the other,
you'll find United's

370
00:42:26.195 --> 00:42:30.069
vast 747 fleet to be
enormously pleasing.

371
00:42:36.249 --> 00:42:38.643
In fact,
their superior comforts

372
00:42:38.686 --> 00:42:42.037
and spacious surroundings,
combined with our renowned

373
00:42:42.081 --> 00:42:44.431
international service,
make short work--

374
00:42:44.474 --> 00:42:45.650
[TV shutting off]

375
00:42:45.693 --> 00:42:46.999
[tap running]

376
00:42:49.915 --> 00:42:51.612
[sirens in distance]

377
00:43:11.240 --> 00:43:12.546
[mailbox door squeaking]

378
00:43:15.375 --> 00:43:17.290
[ominous music]

379
00:43:27.692 --> 00:43:28.997
[door bell chiming]

380
00:43:32.784 --> 00:43:35.438
[indistinct chatter,
machines whirring]

381
00:43:48.190 --> 00:43:49.888
[chatter grows louder]

382
00:43:58.636 --> 00:44:00.942
[video game noises]

383
00:44:03.597 --> 00:44:04.685
[indistinct chatter]

384
00:44:13.738 --> 00:44:15.043
[high-pitched digital ringing]

385
00:44:21.136 --> 00:44:22.442
[indistinct chatter]

386
00:44:22.485 --> 00:44:23.878
[eerie chord]

387
00:44:25.445 --> 00:44:28.361
-Looking for something
affordable, or, yeah...

388
00:44:28.404 --> 00:44:29.971
What kind of things
are you looking to

389
00:44:30.015 --> 00:44:31.320
do with a computer?

390
00:44:32.365 --> 00:44:33.671
-Writing.
-Okay.

391
00:44:33.714 --> 00:44:36.456
[clerk speaking indistinctly

392
00:44:36.499 --> 00:44:39.720
[overlapping sounds]

393
00:44:42.201 --> 00:44:44.507
-That'd be a PC18...

394
00:44:44.551 --> 00:44:48.598
[clerk speaking indistinctly]

395
00:44:48.642 --> 00:44:50.122
-...Microsoft Word...

396
00:44:54.604 --> 00:44:57.042
...writing, typing,
word processing,

397
00:44:57.085 --> 00:44:58.826
productivity
applications...

398
00:44:58.870 --> 00:45:01.002
[clerk continues
speaking indistinctly

399
00:45:04.789 --> 00:45:07.052
It can do a lot
more things than just

400
00:45:07.095 --> 00:45:08.706
edit text and code.

401
00:45:08.749 --> 00:45:10.795
I mean, you can--
The middle name is business.

402
00:45:12.057 --> 00:45:13.798
Watch this.
If I'm typing away--

403
00:45:13.841 --> 00:45:15.408
See, I made a mistake there.

404
00:45:15.451 --> 00:45:17.279
I typed "A"
when I wanted an "S,"

405
00:45:17.323 --> 00:45:19.238
so if I just hit this key twice,

406
00:45:19.281 --> 00:45:22.284
backspace there, I could
change that "A" to an "S."

407
00:45:22.328 --> 00:45:24.069
[voice distorting]
And away I go.

408
00:45:24.112 --> 00:45:25.853
No white out,
no correction ribbon.

409
00:45:25.897 --> 00:45:27.507
It's all in there.

410
00:45:27.550 --> 00:45:29.814
-Are you the owner
of the store?

411
00:45:29.857 --> 00:45:31.685
No, no. I just work here.

412
00:45:31.729 --> 00:45:33.339
-Who is the owner?

413
00:45:33.382 --> 00:45:35.558
-The owner is behind
the counter there

414
00:45:35.602 --> 00:45:36.864
with the moustache.

415
00:45:36.908 --> 00:45:38.213
Oh.

416
00:45:39.127 --> 00:45:41.260
I mean, would you like
me to get him for you?

417
00:45:41.303 --> 00:45:42.609
-Oh, no.
-Okay.

418
00:45:42.652 --> 00:45:43.915
-Thank you.

419
00:45:43.958 --> 00:45:45.177
-You're welcome.

420
00:45:45.220 --> 00:45:47.962
-This is interesting. Thank you.

421
00:45:48.006 --> 00:45:49.790
I need to-- need to go.

422
00:45:49.834 --> 00:45:52.967
But I'll think about
it and... get back to you.

423
00:45:53.011 --> 00:45:54.882
Come back anytime.
I'm always here.

424
00:46:02.934 --> 00:46:04.805
My motive for doing

425
00:46:04.849 --> 00:46:07.286
what I'm going to do
is simply personal revenge.

426
00:46:07.329 --> 00:46:10.942
I do not expect to
accomplish anything it.

427
00:46:10.985 --> 00:46:14.119
Of course, if my crime
and reasons for committing

428
00:46:14.162 --> 00:46:17.339
it gets any public attention,
it may help to stimulate

429
00:46:17.383 --> 00:46:19.907
public interest
in a technology question

430
00:46:19.951 --> 00:46:22.040
and thereby improve
the chances of stopping

431
00:46:22.083 --> 00:46:24.129
technology
before it's too late.

432
00:46:24.172 --> 00:46:26.740
But on the other hand,
most people will probably

433
00:46:26.784 --> 00:46:28.786
be repelled by my crime.

434
00:46:28.829 --> 00:46:31.658
The opponents of freedom may
use it as a weapon to support

435
00:46:31.701 --> 00:46:34.748
their arguments for control
over human behavior.

436
00:46:34.792 --> 00:46:37.359
With no way of knowing
whether my action will do

437
00:46:37.403 --> 00:46:40.841
more good than harm,
I certainly don't claim to be

438
00:46:40.885 --> 00:46:43.713
an altruist
or to be acting for the good,

439
00:46:43.757 --> 00:46:45.672
whatever that is,
of the human race.

440
00:46:45.715 --> 00:46:49.197
I act merely for my
desire for revenge.

441
00:46:55.769 --> 00:46:57.640
[chatter over TV]

442
00:47:02.558 --> 00:47:03.821
[Ted coughing]

443
00:47:05.823 --> 00:47:07.868
-So, how'd we do
tonight, huh?

444
00:47:10.958 --> 00:47:14.744
Oh, money, money, money, money.

445
00:47:14.788 --> 00:47:17.051
Heh heh! I love it!

446
00:47:17.095 --> 00:47:18.966
[coughs]

447
00:47:20.663 --> 00:47:23.884
Nice cough. You all right?

448
00:47:23.928 --> 00:47:25.625
-No.

449
00:47:25.668 --> 00:47:27.409
-You don't look so good.

450
00:47:28.454 --> 00:47:29.672
Here.

451
00:47:29.716 --> 00:47:31.892
Here's 40 for tonight,

452
00:47:32.588 --> 00:47:37.855
And get yourself something
else to drink, too, no charge.

453
00:47:40.422 --> 00:47:44.035
And I got some Old Spice
back there, on the house.

454
00:47:56.090 --> 00:47:57.744
[mysterious music]

455
00:48:25.815 --> 00:48:27.469
[faucet running]

456
00:49:05.290 --> 00:49:06.769
[rack squeaking]

457
00:49:22.307 --> 00:49:24.091
At this hour,
police still have

458
00:49:24.135 --> 00:49:26.354
no leads in the package
bombing in Lake Forest.

459
00:49:26.398 --> 00:49:28.226
Chuck Goudie is here
with the latest

460
00:49:28.269 --> 00:49:30.315
in the investigation
to that story. Chuck.

461
00:49:30.358 --> 00:49:32.143
Jack, a couple
of days ago, Percy Wood

462
00:49:32.186 --> 00:49:35.537
received a letter from somebody
named Enoch Fisher.

463
00:49:35.581 --> 00:49:37.235
The letter informed
of when to expect a book

464
00:49:37.278 --> 00:49:39.411
in the mail very soon.

465
00:49:39.454 --> 00:49:41.543
But when he got the book
it blew up in his face.

466
00:49:41.587 --> 00:49:44.068
The return address:
3414 West Ravenswood Avenue.

467
00:49:44.111 --> 00:49:45.939
It didn't help much.

468
00:49:45.983 --> 00:49:48.202
It's a vacant lot.
So, police are hoping

469
00:49:48.246 --> 00:49:51.379
for better luck with clues
the explosion left behind.

470
00:49:51.423 --> 00:49:54.643
Today, inside
Wood's home, investigators

471
00:49:54.687 --> 00:49:56.471
finished picking up
pieces of the bomb.

472
00:49:56.515 --> 00:49:58.647
That was nerve-wracking.

473
00:49:58.691 --> 00:50:00.345
Metal fragments were scattered
throughout the kitchen and had

474
00:50:00.388 --> 00:50:02.173
to be separated
from bits of glass and paper.

475
00:50:02.216 --> 00:50:04.175
The evidence
recovered from the home

476
00:50:04.218 --> 00:50:07.961
of Mr. Hood-- Mr. Wood was
in good condition and has been

477
00:50:08.005 --> 00:50:09.919
dispatched by courier to
the Postal Inspection

478
00:50:09.963 --> 00:50:12.531
Service Crime Laboratory
in Washington, DC.

479
00:50:13.749 --> 00:50:15.447
The parcel wrapping,

480
00:50:15.490 --> 00:50:17.449
the packing and portions
of the bomb itself

481
00:50:17.492 --> 00:50:20.365
will be analyzed by
the laboratory technicians

482
00:50:20.408 --> 00:50:23.150
and they will
furnish us a full report.

483
00:50:23.194 --> 00:50:25.370
At this time, we are unable

484
00:50:25.413 --> 00:50:28.242
to release any details
on the makeup of the bomb.

485
00:50:29.374 --> 00:50:32.029
We have initiated
an intense investigation

486
00:50:32.072 --> 00:50:34.074
to solve the attack
upon Mr. Wood.

487
00:50:34.118 --> 00:50:36.511
Recently,
Percy Wood outfitted his home

488
00:50:36.555 --> 00:50:38.905
with an electronic
security system

489
00:50:38.948 --> 00:50:40.428
and he probably wouldn't
open the front door

490
00:50:40.472 --> 00:50:42.561
if a stranger was outside.

491
00:50:42.604 --> 00:50:44.737
Like most of us,
though, he opens mail.

492
00:50:44.780 --> 00:50:46.565
Not knowing what's inside.

493
00:50:46.608 --> 00:50:48.393
-"It will never happen to me,"

494
00:50:48.436 --> 00:50:51.091
is the way that
most people look at it.

495
00:50:51.135 --> 00:50:54.181
Yourself, how many times
have you opened your mail

496
00:50:54.225 --> 00:50:57.097
and thought that there might
have been something in it?

497
00:51:07.194 --> 00:51:09.544
[bang]
[grunts]

498
00:51:12.069 --> 00:51:14.158
-Ugh!

499
00:51:14.854 --> 00:51:17.074
[exhaling]

500
00:51:17.900 --> 00:51:19.685
[groaning]

501
00:51:20.381 --> 00:51:25.125
[news playing in background]

502
00:51:36.615 --> 00:51:37.877
Helping hand.

503
00:51:37.920 --> 00:51:39.792
You got a--

504
00:51:39.835 --> 00:51:42.577
Yeah, I'm fucking angry
with the car, asshole.

505
00:51:43.883 --> 00:51:45.885
You wanna know
who told us my wife?

506
00:51:45.928 --> 00:51:47.626
Your goddamn brother.

507
00:51:47.669 --> 00:51:49.541
[hanging up phone]

508
00:51:49.584 --> 00:51:54.807
[classical music]

509
00:52:25.446 --> 00:52:30.103
[engine rumbling]

510
00:54:17.776 --> 00:54:20.300
Dynamite blast all over him.

511
00:54:21.780 --> 00:54:24.304
Occasionally autumn at my cabin.

512
00:54:25.740 --> 00:54:29.744
Exxon conducting
seismic exploration for oil.

513
00:54:36.403 --> 00:54:39.624
Couple of helicopters
flying all over the hills.

514
00:54:39.667 --> 00:54:41.843
Lower, I think,
dynamite on cable.

515
00:54:41.887 --> 00:54:43.802
Make blast on ground,

516
00:54:43.845 --> 00:54:45.760
instruments
smash through vibrations.

517
00:54:51.810 --> 00:54:56.075
I camped out mostly in
what I call the diagonal gulch,

518
00:54:56.118 --> 00:55:00.297
hoping to shoot up a helicopter
in an area east of Crater Mount.

519
00:55:03.735 --> 00:55:05.258
[gunshot]

520
00:55:05.302 --> 00:55:07.391
It proved harder than I thought.

521
00:55:07.434 --> 00:55:09.697
Those helicopters
always in motion,

522
00:55:09.741 --> 00:55:12.047
never know
where they would go next.

523
00:55:12.091 --> 00:55:15.703
[sirens]

524
00:55:16.400 --> 00:55:17.879
[gunshot]

525
00:55:18.576 --> 00:55:20.012
[gunshot]

526
00:55:21.405 --> 00:55:23.276
[gunshot]

527
00:55:25.104 --> 00:55:26.714
Cocksuckers!

528
00:55:27.672 --> 00:55:29.021
[gunshot]

529
00:55:29.064 --> 00:55:32.807
[whirring quiets]

530
00:55:32.851 --> 00:55:34.113
[gunshot]

531
00:55:52.305 --> 00:55:53.567
Fuck.

532
00:55:56.831 --> 00:55:58.746
Desecration.

533
00:55:58.790 --> 00:56:01.619
Where can I go now
for peace and quiet?

534
00:56:01.662 --> 00:56:05.057
[somber music]

535
00:56:07.538 --> 00:56:09.975
When I got
back to camp, I cried.

536
00:56:10.018 --> 00:56:12.107
Partly from
frustration of missing,

537
00:56:12.151 --> 00:56:14.675
but mostly grief about what
was happening to the country.

538
00:56:14.719 --> 00:56:16.503
Fuck!

539
00:56:16.547 --> 00:56:18.418
Fuck you!

540
00:56:18.462 --> 00:56:20.986
It is so beautiful.

541
00:56:21.029 --> 00:56:24.903
But if they did find oil...
disaster.

542
00:56:24.946 --> 00:56:28.689
Even if not find oil, the blast
and helicopters ruin it.

543
00:57:25.833 --> 00:57:27.879
Ted Kaczynksi
reporting for duty.

544
00:57:27.922 --> 00:57:29.533
-[giggling]
-Hey, there, Ted.

545
00:57:29.576 --> 00:57:31.883
-Hello, Mrs. Hill.
-I'm so glad you're here.

546
00:57:31.926 --> 00:57:33.928
-You ready to work?
-Yes. What can I do?

547
00:57:33.972 --> 00:57:35.539
-Let's head back this way.

548
00:57:37.497 --> 00:57:40.108
I'm gonna put you
in the back with Becky,

549
00:57:40.152 --> 00:57:42.371
and we have
this huge pile of books

550
00:57:42.415 --> 00:57:44.112
that we have to sort through.

551
00:57:44.156 --> 00:57:46.985
Unfortunately, we have
to get rid of all of them.

552
00:57:47.028 --> 00:57:50.945
So I'm gonna have you guys
split them up by genre and...

553
00:58:07.048 --> 00:58:08.572
[sighing]

554
00:58:15.579 --> 00:58:21.541
[soft music]

555
00:58:28.461 --> 00:58:30.245
-Hi.
-Hi.

556
00:58:30.289 --> 00:58:31.943
-I'm Becky.

557
00:58:31.986 --> 00:58:35.337
-I'm-- I'm Ted Kaczynksi.

558
00:58:44.912 --> 00:58:48.307
They should really move
from the Dewey Decimal System

559
00:58:48.350 --> 00:58:51.658
to the Library
of Congress system.

560
00:58:52.616 --> 00:58:56.663
I'd suggested it a while back,
but they still haven't, so,

561
00:58:56.707 --> 00:58:59.318
now we have
to do all this again.

562
00:59:09.197 --> 00:59:11.373
[laughing]

563
00:59:11.417 --> 00:59:13.114
Um...

564
00:59:26.606 --> 00:59:27.825
No, we're--

565
00:59:51.283 --> 00:59:53.590
[change falling in payphone]

566
01:00:02.947 --> 01:00:04.601
[whispering] Fuck.

567
01:00:15.350 --> 01:00:17.962
Ugh. Goddamn it.

568
01:00:36.328 --> 01:00:38.373
Hi, David, it's me. Yeah.

569
01:00:41.028 --> 01:00:42.856
Yeah, because I was...

570
01:00:42.900 --> 01:00:46.686
I was calling to talk to you
and she picked up. And I--

571
01:00:46.730 --> 01:00:49.254
Well, I thought... I--

572
01:00:49.297 --> 01:00:50.734
I wanted to speak
to you, not her.

573
01:00:50.777 --> 01:00:52.387
I've never met her.
I thought it was

574
01:00:52.431 --> 01:00:54.389
a bad time to try
to meet her over the phone.

575
01:00:54.433 --> 01:00:56.348
And so I... so I hung up.

576
01:00:56.391 --> 01:00:59.525
Well, can I be trusted to say

577
01:00:59.568 --> 01:01:01.440
the right thing to--
to a woman, David?

578
01:01:01.483 --> 01:01:04.573
Especially Linda,
with the history, and...

579
01:01:04.617 --> 01:01:06.619
Oh my God, is that her
in the background?

580
01:01:06.663 --> 01:01:07.925
David, fuck.

581
01:01:11.755 --> 01:01:15.149
Just tell her I apologize
and ask her to leave the room

582
01:01:15.193 --> 01:01:17.064
so I can talk to you
in private, please.

583
01:01:17.108 --> 01:01:19.066
You domesticated yourself.

584
01:01:19.110 --> 01:01:21.590
You're like, like,
like a horse that's run

585
01:01:21.634 --> 01:01:24.332
into a farmer's field and...

586
01:01:24.376 --> 01:01:26.247
and volunteered for somebody
to jump on your back

587
01:01:26.291 --> 01:01:28.510
and put a bit in your mouth.

588
01:01:28.554 --> 01:01:31.731
Well, I thought that
we shared a lot of values

589
01:01:31.775 --> 01:01:33.733
and I thought that we were on

590
01:01:33.777 --> 01:01:35.735
the same page of
living in the wild.

591
01:01:35.779 --> 01:01:39.696
Now you're living in a zoo like
a caged animal with a trainer.

592
01:01:39.739 --> 01:01:42.481
A trainer who, uh,

593
01:01:42.524 --> 01:01:46.006
who you need
to run everything by. Um...

594
01:01:47.225 --> 01:01:49.140
I'm sure--
oh, I bet you have too.

595
01:01:49.183 --> 01:01:50.750
Like if I--
if I asked you-- I was--

596
01:01:50.794 --> 01:01:52.230
I was actually gonna call to ask

597
01:01:52.273 --> 01:01:54.449
for some help,
some financial help.

598
01:01:54.493 --> 01:01:56.147
I just wanted
a little money that I could...

599
01:01:56.190 --> 01:01:58.758
that I could repay.
But I'm sure you have--

600
01:01:58.802 --> 01:02:00.499
Yeah, you would have--

601
01:02:00.542 --> 01:02:02.544
Yes, you would have to ask her,
wouldn't you?

602
01:02:02.588 --> 01:02:04.329
Mm-hmm.

603
01:02:04.372 --> 01:02:06.244
See, that's what I mean.

604
01:02:07.288 --> 01:02:08.812
[hanging up]

605
01:04:48.319 --> 01:04:54.238
[engines revving]

606
01:04:56.153 --> 01:05:02.724
[tense classical instrumental]

607
01:05:16.913 --> 01:05:18.218
Hey!

608
01:05:18.262 --> 01:05:22.744
[whistling]

609
01:05:39.805 --> 01:05:41.546
Get off my land!

610
01:05:41.589 --> 01:05:43.374
Get off my property.

611
01:05:46.681 --> 01:05:51.773
[shouting indistinctly]

612
01:06:37.950 --> 01:06:39.299
-Ted!

613
01:06:40.387 --> 01:06:42.215
Man in the cabin.

614
01:06:43.434 --> 01:06:44.739
Ted.

615
01:07:03.236 --> 01:07:06.761
-Good morning.
-Morning. Nice day.

616
01:07:07.806 --> 01:07:09.242
Yeah.

617
01:07:09.286 --> 01:07:11.027
-You know, just checking
through the pass

618
01:07:11.070 --> 01:07:12.680
and a little investigation

619
01:07:12.724 --> 01:07:14.726
I was hoping
you could help me with.

620
01:07:14.769 --> 01:07:16.641
You seen anyone, anything,

621
01:07:16.684 --> 01:07:19.122
people, fooling around
with any buildings around here?

622
01:07:19.165 --> 01:07:21.559
-No, only those, uh...

623
01:07:21.602 --> 01:07:24.605
kids who vandalized
that cabin a while back.

624
01:07:24.649 --> 01:07:25.954
Nothing since then.

625
01:07:26.651 --> 01:07:28.609
-Sure.
-You talk to Steve or Tom?

626
01:07:28.653 --> 01:07:31.395
-Yeah, Steve said his mill
got wrecked a while back too.

627
01:07:31.438 --> 01:07:34.006
-Yeah, a while ago. Yeah.

628
01:07:34.050 --> 01:07:37.096
-Or, um, motorcyclers,
they hassling you nearby here?

629
01:07:37.140 --> 01:07:39.838
-No, nothing like
snowmobile season, anyway, huh?

630
01:07:39.881 --> 01:07:42.406
-Exactly. Right, um...

631
01:07:42.449 --> 01:07:44.234
The reason I had to ask
was we heard you got

632
01:07:44.277 --> 01:07:46.845
pretty upset with some riders
from up the creek.

633
01:07:46.888 --> 01:07:49.195
-Yeah, I did. I did, yeah.

634
01:07:50.414 --> 01:07:53.504
Yes, assholes, though.
A couple of punks tried to--

635
01:07:53.547 --> 01:07:57.943
tried to come across my--
my property and, um...

636
01:07:57.986 --> 01:07:59.249
Yeah.

637
01:08:00.380 --> 01:08:03.383
I wouldn't call it anything
out of the ordinary, though,

638
01:08:03.427 --> 01:08:07.387
I imagine if you were
in my position, you would...

639
01:08:09.781 --> 01:08:11.435
You might act the same way.

640
01:08:16.266 --> 01:08:18.964
-Sure. Yeah, that's fair.

641
01:08:19.007 --> 01:08:21.009
I appreciate your time.
If you, uh, hear of anything

642
01:08:21.053 --> 01:08:22.533
you let me know.

643
01:08:22.576 --> 01:08:23.882
-Mm-hm.

644
01:08:53.041 --> 01:08:55.305
-Have a nice day.
-See you, Ted.

645
01:09:07.055 --> 01:09:08.927
[man speaking
indistinctly on radio]

646
01:09:08.970 --> 01:09:11.799
[audience shouting]

647
01:09:11.843 --> 01:09:14.628
[man speaking indistinctly]

648
01:09:18.197 --> 01:09:20.895
-I don't want to
let them get their offer,

649
01:09:20.939 --> 01:09:23.768
because they don't have
credibility with us.

650
01:09:24.725 --> 01:09:27.511
Some think Earth First
is a terrorist organization,

651
01:09:27.554 --> 01:09:29.513
and they've
not renounced violence.

652
01:09:29.556 --> 01:09:32.342
They see a difference
between terrorism and sabotage.

653
01:09:32.385 --> 01:09:34.474
-All kinds of operations,

654
01:09:34.518 --> 01:09:38.652
I've taken a [indistinct],
I've spiked trees,

655
01:09:38.696 --> 01:09:41.612
I've still painted
equipment that works.

656
01:09:41.655 --> 01:09:44.397
-Thank you, David. Thank you.

657
01:09:46.704 --> 01:09:48.140
What a guy.

658
01:09:50.273 --> 01:09:52.623
-...the modern industrial
system as we know it,

659
01:09:52.666 --> 01:09:56.844
and one reason why we see
the modern industrial system

660
01:09:56.888 --> 01:09:59.804
as being so destructive
is because it's

661
01:09:59.847 --> 01:10:01.849
based on the premise
that it is for human beings

662
01:10:01.893 --> 01:10:03.721
that the world exists.

663
01:10:03.764 --> 01:10:06.637
The idea that human beings
are just another species

664
01:10:06.680 --> 01:10:10.510
among millions of others
on the planet.

665
01:10:10.554 --> 01:10:13.861
-And reminder, David Foreman
will be in the Missoula area,

666
01:10:13.905 --> 01:10:18.170
speaking on September 23rd
at the John Edwards School.

667
01:10:18.214 --> 01:10:24.176
This is Tom Douglas
reporting of WCGR Montana,

668
01:10:24.220 --> 01:10:25.482
NPR Radio.

669
01:10:27.440 --> 01:10:33.490
[ominous instrumental]

670
01:10:47.330 --> 01:10:52.987
[audience cheering]

671
01:10:58.471 --> 01:10:59.994
-Action!
-Action!

672
01:11:00.038 --> 01:11:04.390
-Action of any kind.

673
01:11:04.434 --> 01:11:08.394
But let our action set the finer
points of our philosophy.

674
01:11:08.438 --> 01:11:10.701
We don't have
to figure it all out.

675
01:11:10.744 --> 01:11:12.964
We all don't have
to be saints on this planet

676
01:11:13.007 --> 01:11:14.922
to do something for it.

677
01:11:14.966 --> 01:11:20.798
It's time for a warrior society
to rise up out of the Earth.

678
01:11:20.841 --> 01:11:23.409
And to put ourselves in front
of the juggernaut

679
01:11:23.453 --> 01:11:24.758
of destruction.

680
01:11:32.375 --> 01:11:33.985
We need warriors,

681
01:11:34.028 --> 01:11:35.943
we need people
and bodies out in the field

682
01:11:35.987 --> 01:11:40.078
to take down the apparatus
of this mechanized destruction

683
01:11:40.121 --> 01:11:42.385
of this precious planet
that we have.

684
01:11:42.428 --> 01:11:44.778
That's what my life is for.

685
01:11:44.822 --> 01:11:47.303
And that's what
your lives should be for.

686
01:11:47.346 --> 01:11:51.176
If you consider yourselves
eco-warriors,

687
01:11:51.219 --> 01:11:55.049
you have to get out,
put your-- stand your ground

688
01:11:55.093 --> 01:11:57.574
and fight! Do something!

689
01:11:57.617 --> 01:12:00.881
[audience cheering loudly]

690
01:12:09.412 --> 01:12:13.285
Eco Fuckers hit list,
chevron 225,

691
01:12:13.329 --> 01:12:15.722
Bush Street,
San Francisco, California.

692
01:12:15.766 --> 01:12:17.550
Nine-four-one-zero...

693
01:12:17.594 --> 01:12:19.335
[overlapping speech]

694
01:12:19.378 --> 01:12:21.641
The National Lumber
Explorer's Association.

695
01:12:21.685 --> 01:12:24.514
The next day,
I started from my own cabin.

696
01:12:24.557 --> 01:12:27.430
My route took me past
a beautiful spot.

697
01:12:27.473 --> 01:12:30.998
A favorite place of mine where
there was a spring of pure water

698
01:12:31.042 --> 01:12:33.174
that can safely
be drunk without worrying.

699
01:12:34.088 --> 01:12:36.439
I stopped
and said a kind of prayer

700
01:12:36.482 --> 01:12:39.267
to the spirit of the spring.

701
01:12:39.311 --> 01:12:41.879
It was a prayer in which I swore

702
01:12:41.922 --> 01:12:43.794
that I would take revenge

703
01:12:43.837 --> 01:12:46.318
for what was being done
with the forest.

704
01:12:53.586 --> 01:12:59.636
[engine whining]

705
01:13:17.697 --> 01:13:23.311
[intricate classical
instrumental]

706
01:13:58.521 --> 01:14:01.828
The people who are pushing all
this growth and progress garbage

707
01:14:01.872 --> 01:14:04.135
deserve to be severely punished.

708
01:14:04.178 --> 01:14:07.573
But our goal is less to punish
them than to propagate ideas.

709
01:14:10.489 --> 01:14:12.970
Introduction. One.

710
01:14:13.013 --> 01:14:15.842
The Industrial Revolution
and its consequences

711
01:14:15.886 --> 01:14:18.323
have been a disaster
for the human race.

712
01:14:20.151 --> 01:14:23.502
We therefore
advocate the revolution

713
01:14:23.546 --> 01:14:25.896
against the industrial system.

714
01:14:25.939 --> 01:14:29.203
Thirty-seven: we attribute
the social and psychological

715
01:14:29.247 --> 01:14:32.380
problems with modern society
to the fact that the society

716
01:14:32.424 --> 01:14:34.861
requires people to live
under conditions

717
01:14:34.905 --> 01:14:36.950
radically different
from those under which

718
01:14:36.994 --> 01:14:38.474
the human race evolved.

719
01:14:39.649 --> 01:14:43.522
Forty-six: in order to avoid
serious psychological problems,

720
01:14:43.566 --> 01:14:45.219
a human being needs goals

721
01:14:45.263 --> 01:14:47.352
whose attainment
requires effort.

722
01:14:48.919 --> 01:14:52.749
Sixty-nine: it is true that
primitive man is powerless

723
01:14:52.792 --> 01:14:54.751
against some of the things
that threaten him,

724
01:14:54.794 --> 01:14:56.579
disease, for example,

725
01:14:56.622 --> 01:15:00.408
but he can accept
the risk of disease stoically.

726
01:15:00.452 --> 01:15:03.977
One-seventy:
"Oh!" say the technophiles,

727
01:15:04.021 --> 01:15:06.850
"Science is going to fix that.
We will conquer famine,

728
01:15:06.893 --> 01:15:09.026
"eliminate
psychological suffering,

729
01:15:09.069 --> 01:15:10.854
"make everybody
healthy and happy."

730
01:15:12.377 --> 01:15:13.770
Yeah, sure.

731
01:15:13.813 --> 01:15:15.685
That's what
they said 200 years ago.

732
01:15:17.730 --> 01:15:19.689
One-eighty:
When the system becomes

733
01:15:19.732 --> 01:15:21.778
sufficiently stressed
and unstable,

734
01:15:21.821 --> 01:15:24.607
a revolution against
technology may be possible.

735
01:15:27.348 --> 01:15:30.743
One-eighty-one: The technophiles
are taking us all

736
01:15:30.787 --> 01:15:35.269
on an utterly reckless ride
into the unknown.

737
01:15:38.185 --> 01:15:41.711
One eighty-five: as
for the negative consequences

738
01:15:41.754 --> 01:15:43.756
of eliminating
industrial society--

739
01:15:43.800 --> 01:15:46.411
well, you can't eat your cake
and have it, too.

740
01:15:46.454 --> 01:15:50.502
To gain one thing you have
to sacrifice another.

741
01:16:35.678 --> 01:16:37.201
Becky.

742
01:16:39.333 --> 01:16:42.641
[laughing]

743
01:16:43.337 --> 01:16:46.776
I got a-- I got a fish!

744
01:16:46.819 --> 01:16:48.255
I got one!

745
01:16:48.299 --> 01:16:50.170
Yeah.
-Whoo! Good job!

746
01:16:50.214 --> 01:16:52.433
-Yeah!

747
01:16:53.086 --> 01:16:55.132
-Holy--

748
01:16:55.175 --> 01:16:56.655
That's amazing!

749
01:16:58.091 --> 01:17:00.920
[Ted chuckling]
It's big!

750
01:17:08.798 --> 01:17:11.061
[ominous instrumental]

751
01:17:56.933 --> 01:17:59.936
-No, no, there's nothing that
could ever be important enough

752
01:17:59.979 --> 01:18:01.502
for you to get in touch with me.

753
01:18:01.546 --> 01:18:03.548
Even if Mother dies,
I don't wanna hear about it.

754
01:18:03.591 --> 01:18:05.376
Mm-hmm.

755
01:18:05.419 --> 01:18:07.595
I have nothing more--
I have nothing more to--

756
01:18:08.771 --> 01:18:12.078
David-- David.
I just need a yes or no.

757
01:18:12.122 --> 01:18:13.863
Are you gonna--

758
01:18:13.906 --> 01:18:16.213
Will you please
help me with money?

759
01:18:16.256 --> 01:18:17.823
What do you want?
You want me to beg?

760
01:18:17.867 --> 01:18:20.826
I'm begging, David.
I'm on my fucking knees,

761
01:18:20.870 --> 01:18:22.567
right in a phone booth,
begging you.

762
01:18:22.610 --> 01:18:25.265
Do you feel powerful, David?
Do you feel empowered?

763
01:18:25.962 --> 01:18:28.355
The-- the strong, dominant male.

764
01:18:28.399 --> 01:18:32.229
Finally, you have your brother
on his knees, asking for money.

765
01:18:32.272 --> 01:18:35.014
Goddamn it, David!
Cocksucker, man!

766
01:18:35.058 --> 01:18:37.016
I-- I'm asking for--

767
01:18:45.024 --> 01:18:47.070
Yes. One thousand.

768
01:18:49.942 --> 01:18:52.597
Thank you, David.
Yes, I know.

769
01:18:54.033 --> 01:18:58.255
Yes, it is a brotherly act
and I-- it's noted.

770
01:19:00.866 --> 01:19:02.433
You too.

771
01:19:02.476 --> 01:19:04.652
Hugs and kisses to Linda.

772
01:19:04.696 --> 01:19:06.263
[chuckling]

773
01:19:06.306 --> 01:19:07.264
Okay.

774
01:19:23.671 --> 01:19:28.764
[distorted instrumental]

775
01:19:38.686 --> 01:19:40.645
Boredom is almost non-existent

776
01:19:40.688 --> 01:19:43.213
once you've become adapted
to life in the woods.

777
01:19:43.256 --> 01:19:45.519
If you don't have any work
that needs to be done,

778
01:19:45.563 --> 01:19:48.609
you can sit for hours
at a time, just doing nothing.

779
01:19:48.653 --> 01:19:52.700
Just listening to the birds
or the wind or the silence.

780
01:19:52.744 --> 01:19:55.442
Watching the shadows move
as the sun travels

781
01:19:57.183 --> 01:20:00.230
or simply looking
at familiar objects.

782
01:20:00.273 --> 01:20:02.536
And you don't get bored.

783
01:20:02.580 --> 01:20:04.408
You're just a piece.

784
01:20:38.007 --> 01:20:40.226
[gunshot]

785
01:20:44.883 --> 01:20:48.974
[airplane engine roaring]

786
01:21:04.903 --> 01:21:08.776
[sound becomes distorted]

787
01:21:49.687 --> 01:21:52.211
To the San Francisco Examiner,

788
01:21:52.255 --> 01:21:54.648
we have waited until now
to announce ourselves

789
01:21:54.692 --> 01:21:57.825
because our earlier bombs
were embarrassingly ineffectual.

790
01:21:57.869 --> 01:22:00.959
The injuries they inflicted
were relatively minor.

791
01:22:01.003 --> 01:22:03.266
In order to influence people,
a terrorist group

792
01:22:03.309 --> 01:22:06.182
must show a certain
amount of success.

793
01:22:06.225 --> 01:22:08.967
When we finally realized
the amount of smokeless powder

794
01:22:09.011 --> 01:22:10.926
needed to blow up
anyone or anything

795
01:22:10.969 --> 01:22:12.492
was too large to be practical,

796
01:22:12.536 --> 01:22:14.494
we decided to take
a couple years off

797
01:22:14.538 --> 01:22:16.105
and learn something
about explosives

798
01:22:16.148 --> 01:22:18.150
and develop an effective bomb.

799
01:22:21.414 --> 01:22:23.025
In closure...

800
01:22:23.068 --> 01:22:25.636
the aim
of the Freedom Club

801
01:22:25.679 --> 01:22:27.725
is the complete
and permanent destruction

802
01:22:27.768 --> 01:22:30.206
of modern industrial society
in every part of the world.

803
01:23:06.982 --> 01:23:08.461
... potentially
by long distance,

804
01:23:08.505 --> 01:23:10.898
there's not a place

805
01:23:10.942 --> 01:23:15.033
to have conversation between
the perpetrator and the victims.

806
01:23:15.077 --> 01:23:18.210
So, the fact that we have

807
01:23:18.254 --> 01:23:24.521
one eyewitness, which is just
luck on our part, is really...

808
01:23:24.564 --> 01:23:28.351
We have looked
at all of the victims

809
01:23:28.394 --> 01:23:31.919
meticulously.
As to any correlation, so far

810
01:23:31.963 --> 01:23:34.444
it has just not being fruitful.

811
01:23:34.487 --> 01:23:37.229
Well, you have--
you have a wide range,

812
01:23:37.273 --> 01:23:39.362
actually, you have
corporate executives,

813
01:23:39.405 --> 01:23:43.757
you have one bomb placed aboard
an American Airlines aircraft,

814
01:23:43.801 --> 01:23:45.672
also in the late '70s.

815
01:23:45.716 --> 01:23:48.327
There have
been college professors.

816
01:23:48.371 --> 01:23:51.852
Two types of bombs
in the sense that about half

817
01:23:51.896 --> 01:23:55.987
of them are mailed,
letter bombs or package bombs.

818
01:23:56.031 --> 01:23:58.163
And about half of them
have been placed

819
01:23:58.207 --> 01:24:01.166
in a position
where someone would, uh,

820
01:24:01.210 --> 01:24:03.647
disturb the package.

821
01:24:03.690 --> 01:24:07.085
[reporter continues
speaking indistinctly]

822
01:24:10.567 --> 01:24:14.136
Well, as long as I'm going
to throw everything away anyway,

823
01:24:14.179 --> 01:24:17.704
instead of having to shoot it
out with the cops or something,

824
01:24:17.748 --> 01:24:20.881
I will go up to Canada,
and take off into the woods

825
01:24:20.925 --> 01:24:23.623
with a rifle
and try to live off the country.

826
01:24:23.667 --> 01:24:25.277
If that doesn't work out

827
01:24:25.321 --> 01:24:27.236
and if I can
get back to civilization

828
01:24:27.279 --> 01:24:29.629
before I starve,
then I will come back here

829
01:24:29.673 --> 01:24:32.328
and kill someone I hate.

830
01:24:37.202 --> 01:24:39.900
I need to renew my passport.

831
01:24:40.814 --> 01:24:42.251
And...

832
01:25:30.081 --> 01:25:31.735
Clearly, we are in a position

833
01:25:31.778 --> 01:25:33.780
to do a great deal of damage.

834
01:25:33.824 --> 01:25:35.347
And it doesn't appear
that the FBI

835
01:25:35.391 --> 01:25:37.654
is gonna catch
us anytime soon.

836
01:25:39.699 --> 01:25:42.441
The FBI is a joke.

837
01:25:57.761 --> 01:26:00.851
FBI, suck my cock.

838
01:26:03.158 --> 01:26:05.072
[explosion rumbling]

839
01:26:07.336 --> 01:26:12.210
[alarm bell ringing]

840
01:26:32.187 --> 01:26:33.797
[clearing throat]

841
01:26:36.278 --> 01:26:37.583
[dinging bell]

842
01:26:42.936 --> 01:26:45.156
-Morning.
-Uh, morning.

843
01:26:46.244 --> 01:26:50.553
I have a complaint about
the Montana Telephone Company.

844
01:26:50.596 --> 01:26:54.513
It concerns, uh, some of your
payphones in Lincoln, Montana.

845
01:26:54.557 --> 01:26:58.256
These pay phones consistently
malfunction in such a manner

846
01:26:58.300 --> 01:27:01.085
as to steal a caller's quarters.

847
01:27:01.128 --> 01:27:03.392
You put a quarter in and then
it either gets jammed

848
01:27:03.435 --> 01:27:05.350
or it doesn't register.

849
01:27:05.394 --> 01:27:06.960
And then the coin release
doesn't work

850
01:27:07.004 --> 01:27:08.875
so that either you can't
put the call through

851
01:27:08.919 --> 01:27:11.400
and the quarters are lost,
or the call does go through,

852
01:27:11.443 --> 01:27:13.793
but you end up paying 25 cents
or 50 cents more

853
01:27:13.837 --> 01:27:15.142
than the price of the call.

854
01:27:16.100 --> 01:27:18.581
This problem has persisted
for several years.

855
01:27:21.758 --> 01:27:24.151
This is not the first time
that I have, uh--

856
01:27:24.195 --> 01:27:26.502
that I have complained,
although it is the first time

857
01:27:26.545 --> 01:27:28.112
that I've complained in person,

858
01:27:28.155 --> 01:27:29.940
but I've spoken to
the operators about it

859
01:27:29.983 --> 01:27:32.247
several times and nothing
has been done over the years.

860
01:27:33.073 --> 01:27:35.554
The main offender
is actually the payphone

861
01:27:35.598 --> 01:27:37.991
on the corner of Highway 200
and Stemple Pass.

862
01:27:38.035 --> 01:27:40.255
I'm forced to use that one
on occasion because

863
01:27:40.298 --> 01:27:41.821
it's the only one
that the company provides

864
01:27:41.865 --> 01:27:44.563
that offers any level
of privacy at all.

865
01:27:44.607 --> 01:27:47.262
But it steals at least
50% of my quarters.

866
01:27:47.305 --> 01:27:48.828
It swindles me.

867
01:27:48.872 --> 01:27:51.266
And the company is aware
of this offending booth.

868
01:27:51.962 --> 01:27:53.790
That's a criminal act.

869
01:27:53.833 --> 01:27:55.531
My money is being stolen.

870
01:27:58.055 --> 01:27:59.709
-On behalf
of the Montana phone company,

871
01:27:59.752 --> 01:28:02.842
I apologize
for your inconvenience.

872
01:28:02.886 --> 01:28:05.192
Uh, do you happen
to have a record

873
01:28:05.236 --> 01:28:06.977
of how much money
you've lost over the years?

874
01:28:07.020 --> 01:28:09.153
I do. $5.75.

875
01:28:09.196 --> 01:28:12.939
-$5.75?
-Yes. Yes, this year.

876
01:28:12.983 --> 01:28:14.289
-This year.
-Yes.

877
01:28:14.332 --> 01:28:16.029
-Hmm.

878
01:28:16.073 --> 01:28:19.206
-I have a letter
which, uh, you could give

879
01:28:19.250 --> 01:28:23.080
to your superiors,
and it contains all the details

880
01:28:23.123 --> 01:28:25.952
that I have
just relayed to you now.

881
01:28:25.996 --> 01:28:29.129
-I would love to give
it to my superiors, but...

882
01:28:29.173 --> 01:28:32.394
we can only accept letters
through the post.

883
01:28:33.438 --> 01:28:35.310
I can't hand deliver a letter.

884
01:28:36.354 --> 01:28:37.921
Do you see the problem?

885
01:28:44.667 --> 01:28:48.105
-I came in here to bring
you the letter in person.

886
01:28:48.148 --> 01:28:49.411
-I appreciate that.

887
01:28:50.847 --> 01:28:52.283
But I can't take it.

888
01:29:13.304 --> 01:29:15.306
You have a wonderful day.

889
01:29:15.350 --> 01:29:17.526
I'm gonna write to
my congressman about this.

890
01:29:17.569 --> 01:29:19.092
Okay.

891
01:29:19.136 --> 01:29:25.403
[dreamy, melancholic
instrumental]

892
01:30:15.671 --> 01:30:17.586
[Ted]
During my romantic phase,

893
01:30:17.629 --> 01:30:21.154
I continued to have fantasies
of a primitive life,

894
01:30:21.198 --> 01:30:23.243
but I tended strongly
to embellish

895
01:30:23.287 --> 01:30:27.900
this with romantic details
like horns resounding through

896
01:30:27.944 --> 01:30:31.121
the forest, savage-looking
tunics and bearskin

897
01:30:31.164 --> 01:30:32.427
and so forth.

898
01:31:24.000 --> 01:31:27.307
Sequence of small advances,
there will be no rational

899
01:31:27.351 --> 01:31:29.571
and effective public resistance.

900
01:31:29.614 --> 01:31:32.835
It is not possible to make
a lasting compromise

901
01:31:32.878 --> 01:31:35.098
between technology and freedom

902
01:31:35.141 --> 01:31:38.188
because technology is by far
the more powerful social force

903
01:31:38.231 --> 01:31:39.885
and continually...

904
01:31:39.929 --> 01:31:43.454
erodes on freedom
through repeated compromise.

905
01:31:45.325 --> 01:31:46.718
[muttering indistinctly]

906
01:32:01.603 --> 01:32:04.431
As society
and the problems that face it

907
01:32:04.475 --> 01:32:06.259
become more and more complex,

908
01:32:06.303 --> 01:32:09.132
and as machines become
more and more intelligent,

909
01:32:09.175 --> 01:32:12.048
people will let machines
make more and more

910
01:32:12.091 --> 01:32:14.006
of their decisions for them,

911
01:32:14.050 --> 01:32:16.269
simply because
machine-made decisions

912
01:32:16.313 --> 01:32:19.577
will bring better results
than manmade ones.

913
01:32:22.362 --> 01:32:24.451
Eventually,
a stage may be reached

914
01:32:24.495 --> 01:32:26.628
at which the decisions
necessary to keep

915
01:32:26.671 --> 01:32:29.239
the system running will be
so complex that human beings

916
01:32:29.282 --> 01:32:32.329
will be incapable
of making them intelligently.

917
01:32:32.372 --> 01:32:35.637
At that stage, the machines
will be in effective control.

918
01:32:35.680 --> 01:32:38.378
People won't be able
to just turn the machines

919
01:32:38.422 --> 01:32:40.424
off because they will
be so dependent on them

920
01:32:40.467 --> 01:32:42.818
that turning them
off would amount to suicide.

921
01:32:46.604 --> 01:32:49.955
[loud thud, horn honking]

922
01:32:58.964 --> 01:33:01.097
[man groaning]

923
01:33:01.140 --> 01:33:04.361
[men laughing]

924
01:33:06.450 --> 01:33:10.149
[laughter continues]

925
01:33:13.022 --> 01:33:18.288
[laughing]

926
01:33:18.331 --> 01:33:21.683
-I must have been going
40 fucking miles per hour.

927
01:33:21.726 --> 01:33:24.903
[laughing]

928
01:33:33.782 --> 01:33:37.829
[chain clanking]
[screeching]

929
01:34:03.986 --> 01:34:06.162
-You know, my parents...

930
01:34:06.205 --> 01:34:10.035
pushed me so hard in academia,
I never really learned

931
01:34:10.079 --> 01:34:12.559
to be at ease around women.

932
01:34:12.603 --> 01:34:14.431
-Can you tell me your heart,
Ted?

933
01:34:15.650 --> 01:34:17.303
You're quite right.

934
01:34:17.347 --> 01:34:18.565
You love me.

935
01:34:19.088 --> 01:34:20.393
-I do.

936
01:34:21.438 --> 01:34:24.136
I do. See, actually, uh...

937
01:34:24.180 --> 01:34:25.964
It's the truth. I love you.

938
01:34:26.008 --> 01:34:28.532
I love you so much I'm gonna
let go of these handlebars.

939
01:34:28.575 --> 01:34:30.708
-No, don't do it!
-I'm gonna let go!

940
01:34:30.752 --> 01:34:32.492
-No, please don't.
-Okay, one hand.

941
01:34:32.536 --> 01:34:34.059
Just one hand, okay?

942
01:34:34.103 --> 01:34:36.061
Come on, there you go,
there you go!

943
01:34:36.975 --> 01:34:38.934
-Put it down!
-Okay, okay.

944
01:34:38.977 --> 01:34:41.197
Oh, the right hand come off!
You're my right hand.

945
01:34:41.240 --> 01:34:43.503
You might have to be
the right hand of a man.

946
01:34:43.547 --> 01:34:45.375
Okay, okay.

947
01:34:45.418 --> 01:34:51.903
[both laughing]

948
01:34:52.599 --> 01:34:54.558
[Ted whooping]

949
01:34:54.601 --> 01:34:59.171
[laughing]

950
01:35:15.579 --> 01:35:19.452
We are an anarchist group...

951
01:35:19.496 --> 01:35:24.066
...calling ourselves...

952
01:35:24.109 --> 01:35:26.764
Calling ourselves FC.
...FC.

953
01:35:26.808 --> 01:35:30.376
Notice that the postmark
on this envelope

954
01:35:30.420 --> 01:35:32.335
precedes a newsworthy event

955
01:35:32.378 --> 01:35:36.078
that will happen about the time
you receive this letter,

956
01:35:36.121 --> 01:35:38.123
if nothing goes wrong.

957
01:35:38.167 --> 01:35:43.781
We are getting tired

958
01:35:43.825 --> 01:35:48.264
of making bombs.

959
01:35:50.962 --> 01:35:54.444
It's no fun having to spend
all your evenings and weekends

960
01:35:54.487 --> 01:35:56.359
preparing dangerous mixtures,

961
01:35:56.402 --> 01:35:59.144
filing trigger mechanisms
out of scraps of metal

962
01:35:59.188 --> 01:36:01.016
or searching the Sierras
for a place

963
01:36:01.059 --> 01:36:03.018
isolated enough
to test the bomb.

964
01:36:03.061 --> 01:36:04.671
[explosion rumbling]

965
01:36:05.368 --> 01:36:07.370
So we offer a bargain.

966
01:36:08.458 --> 01:36:11.374
We have a long article
between 29,000

967
01:36:11.417 --> 01:36:14.856
and 37,000 words
that we want to have published.

968
01:36:14.899 --> 01:36:18.642
If you can get it published
according to our requirements,

969
01:36:18.685 --> 01:36:22.298
we will permanently desist
from terrorist activities.

970
01:36:22.341 --> 01:36:24.474
If the answer is satisfactory,

971
01:36:24.517 --> 01:36:26.868
we will finish typing
the manuscript and send

972
01:36:26.911 --> 01:36:29.609
it to you. If the answer
is unsatisfactory,

973
01:36:29.653 --> 01:36:31.568
we will start building
our next bomb.

974
01:36:31.611 --> 01:36:35.354
-[explosion rumbling]
-[objects clattering]

975
01:36:36.007 --> 01:36:37.443
FC.

976
01:36:38.531 --> 01:36:40.577
[chuckling]

977
01:37:41.638 --> 01:37:44.467
I am choked with frustration
at my inability to get

978
01:37:44.510 --> 01:37:47.731
my stinking fucking family
off my back once and for all.

979
01:37:48.427 --> 01:37:50.212
No, it does include you, David.

980
01:37:50.255 --> 01:37:51.648
It emphatically
and specifically

981
01:37:51.691 --> 01:37:53.606
includes you, yeah.

982
01:37:53.650 --> 01:37:56.261
Of course, you-- you're part
of my stinking fucking family.

983
01:37:56.305 --> 01:37:58.829
It's not an emotional decision.
It's a logical decision, David.

984
01:37:58.873 --> 01:38:01.353
It's logical.
Yeah, I have my own life.

985
01:38:01.397 --> 01:38:03.703
I have my own life, David,
I think my own thoughts

986
01:38:03.747 --> 01:38:05.836
and then I do what
I think I should do,

987
01:38:05.880 --> 01:38:07.229
as opposed to
what other people--

988
01:38:07.272 --> 01:38:08.665
Look, I'm not-- I'm not--

989
01:38:08.708 --> 01:38:10.580
I'm not gonna do this again.

990
01:38:10.623 --> 01:38:13.061
I'm not gonna do this again
with you, David. All right?

991
01:38:13.104 --> 01:38:15.585
I do not want to hear
from you or any member

992
01:38:15.628 --> 01:38:18.893
of my stinking
fucking family ever again.

993
01:38:19.589 --> 01:38:20.807
Goodbye.

994
01:38:42.133 --> 01:38:43.743
Hi.
[driver speaking indistinctly]

995
01:38:43.787 --> 01:38:45.049
Yeah, yeah.

996
01:39:07.028 --> 01:39:10.857
-This is CNN breaking news.

997
01:39:10.901 --> 01:39:12.947
-Hello from CNN News Center
in Atlanta,

998
01:39:12.990 --> 01:39:15.471
I'm Natalie Allen.
We're about to take live

999
01:39:15.514 --> 01:39:17.473
a news conference
from San Francisco

1000
01:39:17.516 --> 01:39:20.345
headed up by the FBI today
concerning the bomb threat

1001
01:39:20.389 --> 01:39:22.391
that has come in.
The person behind the threat

1002
01:39:22.434 --> 01:39:24.697
may be the so-called Unabomber,

1003
01:39:24.741 --> 01:39:27.222
and the threat has resulted
in heightened security

1004
01:39:27.265 --> 01:39:29.746
at five airports in--

1005
01:39:29.789 --> 01:39:33.054
Small debris,
big debris, dust--

1006
01:39:33.097 --> 01:39:35.752
I'm relieved to
see a lot of security around--

1007
01:39:35.795 --> 01:39:37.841
...and determination?

1008
01:39:37.884 --> 01:39:40.191
-Well, our position is we will
keep the security measures

1009
01:39:40.235 --> 01:39:42.977
in place until
the matter is resolved.

1010
01:39:43.020 --> 01:39:44.761
It's been more
than five days since

1011
01:39:44.804 --> 01:39:47.198
the Unabomber threatened
to blow up an airliner

1012
01:39:47.242 --> 01:39:50.680
flying in or out
of Los Angeles by July 4th.

1013
01:39:50.723 --> 01:39:54.510
But after 17 years,
23 injuries and three deaths,

1014
01:39:54.553 --> 01:39:57.469
the Unabomber
is nothing to joke about.

1015
01:39:57.513 --> 01:40:00.429
Experts say the Unabomber
is stepping up his activities

1016
01:40:00.472 --> 01:40:02.431
because he's jealous
of the attention given

1017
01:40:02.474 --> 01:40:04.433
to the Oklahoma City bombing

1018
01:40:04.476 --> 01:40:06.043
which stole the thunder

1019
01:40:06.087 --> 01:40:07.697
from his last
package bomb explosion.

1020
01:40:07.740 --> 01:40:09.873
Experts also believe
the Unabomber

1021
01:40:09.916 --> 01:40:11.875
may be headed for a fall.

1022
01:40:11.918 --> 01:40:14.051
I think he's on a high now.

1023
01:40:14.095 --> 01:40:16.184
I think he's all pumped up.

1024
01:40:16.227 --> 01:40:18.708
I think he's intoxicated
with his own power,

1025
01:40:18.751 --> 01:40:21.537
and I think at this point,
he's most vulnerable.

1026
01:40:21.580 --> 01:40:23.582
[indistinct]

1027
01:40:23.626 --> 01:40:25.802
I think he might
have made some major mistakes.

1028
01:41:01.794 --> 01:41:03.883
The FBI is unable to catch him,

1029
01:41:03.927 --> 01:41:06.234
and now the Unabomber
has raised the stakes again.

1030
01:41:06.277 --> 01:41:08.540
In the letter sent
to The Washington Post

1031
01:41:08.584 --> 01:41:10.760
and the New York Times this
week, the Unabomber has pledged

1032
01:41:10.803 --> 01:41:12.936
to stop his murderous spree
if these leading American papers

1033
01:41:12.979 --> 01:41:15.243
will publish
a 35,000-word manifesto.

1034
01:41:15.286 --> 01:41:18.246
In the document the Unabomber
condemns modern technology

1035
01:41:18.289 --> 01:41:20.335
and says computers have
created a world in which humans

1036
01:41:20.378 --> 01:41:23.381
are mere cogs in the machine.
That proposal has led to a life

1037
01:41:23.425 --> 01:41:25.949
or death question
for The Post and

1038
01:41:25.992 --> 01:41:28.299
should they cave in to threats
and publish, or refuse

1039
01:41:28.343 --> 01:41:30.171
to let themselves be
used as a platform--

1040
01:41:30.214 --> 01:41:33.913
In paragraph 125,
we use an analogy of a weak

1041
01:41:33.957 --> 01:41:37.482
neighbor who was left destitute
by a strong neighbor who takes

1042
01:41:37.526 --> 01:41:41.182
all his land by forcing on
him a series of compromises.

1043
01:41:41.225 --> 01:41:44.881
But suppose now that
the strong neighbor gets sick

1044
01:41:44.924 --> 01:41:47.318
so that he is unable
to defend himself.

1045
01:41:47.362 --> 01:41:50.147
The weak neighbor
can force the strong one

1046
01:41:50.191 --> 01:41:52.802
to give him his land back
or he can kill him.

1047
01:41:52.845 --> 01:41:56.066
If he lets the strong man
survive and only forces him

1048
01:41:56.110 --> 01:41:58.242
to give his land back,
he is a fool,

1049
01:41:58.286 --> 01:42:01.289
because when the strong man gets
well, he will again take all

1050
01:42:01.332 --> 01:42:03.204
the land for himself.

1051
01:42:03.247 --> 01:42:05.554
The only sensible alternative
for the weaker man is to kill

1052
01:42:05.597 --> 01:42:08.818
a strong one while he has
the chance. In the same way,

1053
01:42:08.861 --> 01:42:10.776
while the industrial
system is sick,

1054
01:42:10.820 --> 01:42:13.953
we must destroy it.
If we compromise with it

1055
01:42:13.997 --> 01:42:15.781
and let it recover
from its sickness,

1056
01:42:15.825 --> 01:42:17.696
it will eventually wipe
out all of our freedom.

1057
01:42:18.523 --> 01:42:20.699
We're back
at CNN in Washington--

1058
01:42:21.265 --> 01:42:23.093
We hear somebody yelling,
"It ain't gonna happen."

1059
01:42:26.401 --> 01:42:29.317
Trying to catch back up
to O.J. Simpson heading past

1060
01:42:29.360 --> 01:42:32.581
LAX on the 405 freeway north.

1061
01:42:34.235 --> 01:42:36.541
Again, you see traffic
in the South lanes stopping

1062
01:42:36.585 --> 01:42:38.587
and looking,
police cars trailing,

1063
01:42:38.630 --> 01:42:41.677
other traffic, stopping off to
the right.

1064
01:42:47.073 --> 01:42:49.424
[indistinct chatter]

1065
01:42:56.518 --> 01:42:58.433
Hey, Gilbert,
you should take this,

1066
01:42:58.476 --> 01:43:00.522
even though it isn't for you.
-Maybe it's a bomb.

1067
01:43:00.565 --> 01:43:02.219
You should send
that off to Bill.

1068
01:43:02.263 --> 01:43:03.916
Maybe it's a love letter.

1069
01:43:03.960 --> 01:43:06.876
Oh, it's Oklahoma City.
Oh, be careful.

1070
01:43:18.192 --> 01:43:20.977
This Postal
Service circulates a special

1071
01:43:21.020 --> 01:43:23.458
training tape illustrating
detection techniques.

1072
01:43:23.501 --> 01:43:26.025
It also graphically
demonstrates the power

1073
01:43:26.069 --> 01:43:29.377
of a mail bomb by use
of a dummy in a mock-up office.

1074
01:43:29.420 --> 01:43:31.553
He's matching
wits, he's matching wits

1075
01:43:31.596 --> 01:43:33.946
with everybody who comes
into conflict with him.

1076
01:43:33.990 --> 01:43:36.253
This is the arena.
This is the Coliseum.

1077
01:43:36.297 --> 01:43:38.647
"It's me against the lion."

1078
01:43:38.690 --> 01:43:41.127
Add to this
the letter received

1079
01:43:41.171 --> 01:43:44.043
by The New York Times, a letter
sent before the latest bombings.

1080
01:43:44.087 --> 01:43:47.525
It warned of a newsworthy
event and claimed responsibility

1081
01:43:47.569 --> 01:43:50.876
in the name of an anarchist
group calling itself FC.

1082
01:43:50.920 --> 01:43:52.748
We don't have
a shred of evidence

1083
01:43:52.791 --> 01:43:54.880
that he's connected
with any other people.

1084
01:43:54.924 --> 01:43:58.101
The FBI says
it's up to The New York Times,

1085
01:43:58.144 --> 01:43:59.929
whether they comply
with the Unabomber's

1086
01:43:59.972 --> 01:44:01.713
demand to publish
a long-written piece.

1087
01:44:01.757 --> 01:44:04.673
But the FBI seems
to doubt the sincerity

1088
01:44:04.716 --> 01:44:06.370
of the Unabomber's offer.

1089
01:44:06.414 --> 01:44:08.242
That's because,
in the same letter,

1090
01:44:08.285 --> 01:44:10.722
he reserves the right
to engage in sabotage

1091
01:44:10.766 --> 01:44:14.160
intended to damage
property instead of humans.

1092
01:44:14.204 --> 01:44:17.468
[somber music]

1093
01:44:17.512 --> 01:44:20.819
[birds chirping]

1094
01:44:32.483 --> 01:44:35.312
[ragged breathing]

1095
01:44:45.453 --> 01:44:48.673
[heavy breathing]

1096
01:44:55.289 --> 01:44:59.205
[flame whooshing]

1097
01:45:13.002 --> 01:45:16.701
[tense music]

1098
01:45:22.446 --> 01:45:26.058
[intense musical buildup]

1099
01:45:51.432 --> 01:45:54.478
[birds chirping]

1100
01:46:10.755 --> 01:46:12.627
This morning in Washington,

1101
01:46:12.670 --> 01:46:15.194
the news dominating
street corner conversation

1102
01:46:15.238 --> 01:46:18.110
was what was on the front page
of this morning's paper.

1103
01:46:18.154 --> 01:46:21.462
The Washington Post
had published a special section

1104
01:46:21.505 --> 01:46:24.421
containing the
35,000-word manifesto

1105
01:46:24.465 --> 01:46:27.381
of the serial mail bomber
known as Unabomber.

1106
01:46:27.424 --> 01:46:30.035
The post cited quote,
"Public safety reasons"

1107
01:46:30.079 --> 01:46:32.821
for its decision,
taken and paid for jointly

1108
01:46:32.864 --> 01:46:34.779
with The New York Times.

1109
01:46:34.823 --> 01:46:37.956
In an unusual joint statement,
publishers Donald Graham

1110
01:46:38.000 --> 01:46:40.481
of The Post
and Arthur Sulzberger Jr.

1111
01:46:40.524 --> 01:46:43.048
of the Times justified
publication.

1112
01:46:43.092 --> 01:46:46.182
Quote, "If we fail
to do so, the Unabomber--"

1113
01:46:48.010 --> 01:46:49.707
[laughing]

1114
01:47:04.200 --> 01:47:07.943
-Yeah! Yeah!

1115
01:47:12.295 --> 01:47:14.428
[laughing]

1116
01:47:18.954 --> 01:47:20.912
Unfortunately,
for attorney general and the FBI

1117
01:47:20.956 --> 01:47:23.785
have all surrendered
authority to the Unabomber.

1118
01:47:23.828 --> 01:47:27.266
I can see this fellow
who has to be right now

1119
01:47:27.310 --> 01:47:30.139
having a psychological orgasm.

1120
01:47:30.182 --> 01:47:33.185
They've elevated him
to controlling,

1121
01:47:33.229 --> 01:47:37.102
like a puppeteer, cities,
newspapers and everything else.

1122
01:47:37.146 --> 01:47:39.191
Where does it go from here?

1123
01:47:39.235 --> 01:47:41.585
It's difficult
to argue with his logic.

1124
01:47:41.629 --> 01:47:43.761
You can bet that neither
The New York Times

1125
01:47:43.805 --> 01:47:46.416
nor The Washington Post
would have published his essay

1126
01:47:46.460 --> 01:47:49.288
absent his track record
as a murderer

1127
01:47:49.332 --> 01:47:51.639
and his, therefore,
totally credible threat

1128
01:47:51.682 --> 01:47:53.075
that he would kill again.

1129
01:48:15.576 --> 01:48:18.927
[opera music]

1130
01:48:45.388 --> 01:48:48.478
[sighs]

1131
01:49:11.240 --> 01:49:13.634
[fire crackling]

1132
01:49:36.439 --> 01:49:38.876
"I disagree
with the popular belief

1133
01:49:38.920 --> 01:49:41.966
"that you are a serial killer
and should be treated like one.

1134
01:49:43.315 --> 01:49:46.580
"I pointed out that serial
killers derive the whole

1135
01:49:46.623 --> 01:49:49.278
"of their satisfaction
from the act of killing.

1136
01:49:50.453 --> 01:49:52.673
"In your case,
I suggested that killing

1137
01:49:52.716 --> 01:49:54.849
"was merely a means to the end.

1138
01:49:56.154 --> 01:50:00.506
"Your objectives are much bolder
and infinitely more elaborate.

1139
01:50:01.812 --> 01:50:03.771
"You want to change the world.

1140
01:50:05.033 --> 01:50:08.514
"Bob Guccione, Editor,
Penthouse Magazine."

1141
01:50:22.703 --> 01:50:26.750
[opera music continues]

1142
01:51:19.760 --> 01:51:23.372
[engine rumbling]

1143
01:53:29.846 --> 01:53:32.066
Please.

1144
01:53:32.109 --> 01:53:35.547
Sure. Sure, come over,
David. Please, yeah.

1145
01:53:41.249 --> 01:53:43.251
[sighs]

1146
01:53:50.911 --> 01:53:54.653
[plane approaching]

1147
01:54:40.874 --> 01:54:43.485
[footsteps retreating]

1148
01:55:11.817 --> 01:55:14.995
[metal clattering]

1149
01:55:27.964 --> 01:55:33.143
-Ted? It's Gary!

1150
01:55:38.192 --> 01:55:40.672
Hey, can you come
to show us your boundary?

1151
01:55:41.325 --> 01:55:43.545
We're trying to figure it out
where your property line ends.

1152
01:55:55.949 --> 01:55:58.647
-Morning, Ted.
-Morning.

1153
01:55:58.690 --> 01:56:00.910
-This is Bob and Mike.
They're miners.

1154
01:56:02.390 --> 01:56:04.740
-Good morning, Mr. Kaczynski.

1155
01:56:04.783 --> 01:56:08.309
We've been doing a little mining
in the area and, well, we just

1156
01:56:08.352 --> 01:56:12.226
got a little bit confused about
where your property line ends.

1157
01:56:17.057 --> 01:56:19.755
And we were hoping
that you could show us

1158
01:56:19.798 --> 01:56:22.018
exactly where this line is.

1159
01:56:25.674 --> 01:56:27.763
-Yeah. Yeah, no. All right,

1160
01:56:27.806 --> 01:56:29.983
let me just get my jacket--

1161
01:56:30.026 --> 01:56:31.680
Get your fucking hands off me!

1162
01:56:32.898 --> 01:56:34.988
Get your fucking
hands off of me!

1163
01:56:35.031 --> 01:56:37.468
Get your fucking
hands off of me!

1164
01:56:38.208 --> 01:56:41.603
-Mr. Kaczynski, we are the FBI.

1165
01:56:41.646 --> 01:56:44.780
We have a warrant
to search your cabin.

1166
01:56:49.263 --> 01:56:51.439
-Okay. Okay.

1167
01:56:51.482 --> 01:56:53.093
Yeah.

1168
01:56:58.402 --> 01:57:01.492
[shaky breathing]

1169
01:57:02.145 --> 01:57:03.668
-Got him!

1170
01:57:05.148 --> 01:57:08.499
[somber music]

1171
01:58:08.951 --> 01:58:10.822
...we're told
by federal law enforcement

1172
01:58:10.866 --> 01:58:14.391
officials is that they received
a tip on this person indirectly

1173
01:58:14.435 --> 01:58:16.480
from a family member.

1174
01:58:16.524 --> 01:58:19.309
This man's brother contacted
a prominent Washington D.C.

1175
01:58:19.353 --> 01:58:22.399
lawyer, who in turn
got in touch with the FBI

1176
01:58:22.443 --> 01:58:24.488
and told them about this person,
and they've had him under

1177
01:58:24.532 --> 01:58:27.187
surveillance now for about
a week or so, we're told.

1178
01:58:27.230 --> 01:58:30.015
They are preparing right now
to serve a search warrant,

1179
01:58:30.059 --> 01:58:32.583
or probably in the process
of serving it now.

1180
01:58:32.627 --> 01:58:35.151
We don't know whether this
person is at home,

1181
01:58:35.195 --> 01:58:37.110
or what they expect
to find there.

1182
01:58:37.153 --> 01:58:38.937
If they're just going to
find evidence that they would

1183
01:58:38.981 --> 01:58:40.852
take from the house,
possible evidence,

1184
01:58:40.896 --> 01:58:42.854
or whether they're actually
going to find something.

1185
01:58:42.898 --> 01:58:44.682
We don't know whether there's
been any arrest yet...