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David Kaczynski is the younger brother of Ted Kaczynski.
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Alaska Teen Media Institute Reporter Max Jungreis sat down with David Kaczynski to discuss how things with his brother, Ted Kaczynski, turned out the way they did. In part 1, David gives some background on their childhood and explains how certain events in his brothers life might have contributed Ted's nearly 20 year mail bombing spree across America.
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Alaska Teen Media Institute Reporter Max Jungreis sat down with David Kaczynski to discuss how things with his brother, Ted Kaczynski, turned out the way they did. In part 1, David gives some background on their childhood and explains how certain events in his brothers life might have contributed Ted's nearly 20 year mail bombing spree across America.
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Review of "The Unabomber is My Brother Part 1"
This is the first part of youth producer Max Jungreis’ interview with David Kaczynski, the younger brother of Ted Kaczynski, more commonly known as the Unabomber. In this piece, David reflects on his childhood feelings and thoughts toward his older brother and provides a quick account of Ted’s life prior to his arrest. He also shares his perception of Ted’s relationship with the world. Though the piece is mostly raw tape, there are few intriguing moments that make it worth a listen. I encourage Jungreis to go back and edit the interview, especially the bits of blank space that appear in between some of David’s story.