Unabomber's Indiscriminate Targets

The Unabomber's campaign was marked by a chilling randomness in his choice of victims, reflecting his indifference to who lived or died. His bombs were meticulously crafted and intended to kill, with victims often selected from outdated directories. The investigation became the longest and most expensive in FBI history, driven by a manifesto that ultimately linked him to his crimes, despite his attempts to operate anonymously as a "club of one."