Ted kaczynski unabomber tylenol

May 19, 2011 — -- Ted Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, offered to provide DNA samples to help the FBI in their investigation of the 1982 Tylenol murders, but if -- and only if -- the government did not go forward with an online auction of his personal effects, the convicted killer said in court documents.

The government, however, went ahead with the auction Wednesday in which various possessions of Kaczynski's, from his infamous anti-technology hand-written manifesto to his typewriter, are currently fetching thousands of dollars.

"Kaczynski has not been indicted in connection with the Chicago Tylenol investigation, and no such federal prosecution is currently planned," the U.S.

Attorney's Office said in its own court filing in response to Kaczynski's. "Consequently, there is no basis for an order interfering with the sale previously approved by the district court, as directed by the