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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 1H

What We Really Want the Title to Be: Ted Kaczynski

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This week on Caviar and Criminals, Dana takes Anthony deep into a story that starts with a quiet, brilliant outsider—and spirals into one of the most disturbing domestic terror campaigns in U.S. history.It begins in isolation. A remote cabin. No electricity. No connection to the modern world. Just one man and his growing resentment toward the society he believes has gone too far.But this isn’t just a story about a recluse—it’s about a calculated, years-long bombing campaign that left the country on edge. Dana walks Anthony through how a child prodigy became a name that would dominate headlines, unpacking the psychology, the manifesto, and the nationwide manhunt that followed.Because the scariest part? This wasn’t chaos. It was intentional.And as the story unfolds, one question lingers—was he completely unhinged… or did he believe he was making a point?This is the story of Ted Kaczynski.Caviar & Criminals is a true crime and pop culture podcast hosted by Anthony Kurtz & Dana Parisi. New episodes every Thursday. Follow us on Instagram @caviarandcriminals • Contact: [email protected]. Be Pretty & Petty. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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