May 25, 1978: A passerby found a package, addressed and stamped, in a parking lot at the University of Illinois, Chicago Circle Campus. The package was returned to the person listed on the return address, Northwestern University Professor Buckley Crist, Jr. He did not recognize the package and called campus security. The package exploded upon opening and injured the security officer.
May 9, 1979: A graduate student at Northwestern University is injured when he opened a box that looked like a present. It had been left in a room used by graduate students.
November 15, 1979: American Airlines Flight 444 flying from Chicago to Washington, D.C., fills with smoke after a bomb detonates in the luggage compartment. The plane lands safely, since the bomb did not work as intended. Several passengers suffer from smoke inhalation.
June 10, 1980: United Airlines President Percy Woods is injured when he opened a package holding a bomb encased in a book called Ice Brothers by Sloan Wilson.
October 8, 1981: A bomb wrapped in brown paper and tied with string is discovered in the hallway of a building at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. The bomb is safely detonated without causing injury.
May 5, 1982: A bomb sent to the head of the computer science department at Vanderbilt University injures his secretary, after she opened it in his office.
July 2, 1982: A package bomb left in the break room of Cory Hall at the University of California, Berkeley explodes and injures an engineering professor.
May 15, 1985: Another bomb in Cory Hall at the University of California, Berkeley injures an engineering student.
June 13, 1985: A suspicious package sent to Boeing Fabrication Division in Washington is safely detonated, but most of the forensic evidence was lost.
November 15, 1985: A University of Michigan psychology professor and his assistant are injured when they opened a package containing a three-ring binder that had a bomb. The bomber included a letter asking the professor to review a student’s master thesis.
December 11, 1985: A bomb left in the parking lot of a Sacramento computer store kills the store’s owner.
February 20, 1987: Another bomb left in the parking lot of a Salt Lake City computer store severely injures the son of the store’s owner. A store employee sees the man leave the bomb, and that witness account helped a sketch artist create the composite sketch.
June 22, 1993: A geneticist at the University of California is injured after opening a package that exploded in his kitchen.
June 24, 1993: A prominent computer scientist from Yale University lost several fingers to a mailed bomb.
December 19, 1994: An advertising executive is killed by a package bomb sent to his New Jersey home.
April 24, 1995: A mailed bomb kills the president of the California Forestry Association in his Sacramento office.
January 22, 1998: Kaczynski is sentenced after he confessed as part of a plea deal. He pleaded guilty to 13 counts of transporting explosive devices with the intent to kill or maim. He gets multiple life sentences without possibility of parole, and is fined more than $15million.
December 14, 2021: At 79-years old, Kaczynski was transferred from the Colorado supermax prison to a federal medical facility in North Carolina.
2022: Kaczynski is in an isolated cell at the high-security prison Supermax in Florence, Colorado. He shares his one-hour recreation period in a 12×18 wire mesh cages with the 1993 World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef.
Source: FBI
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