Ted Kaczynski Ice Brother Story

In the early Eighties I worked as a lead developer for IBM in Santa Monica. Shortly after being transferred to IBM's New York offices, a small (13"x10"x 3.5") package arrived for me at Santa Monica. The box was put into storage with other belongings which were not made available to me until 2008, after a patent suit between myself and my former employer was settled out of court. Upon seeing the return address ("Ice Brother c/o F. Club") I became suspicious since these names were calling cards associated with the so called Unabomber. I wrote to the convicted Ted Kaczynski, who confirmed in a lengthy handwritten

A screenshot of a long first-person anecdote about an IBM developer receiving a suspicious package and connecting its return address to the Unabomber. The punchline is the absurd escalation: the narrator writes directly to convicted terrorist Ted Kaczynski, who supposedly confirms the suspicion in a handwritten letter. It is shared as a bizarre copypasta or deadpan reaction to an unbelievable story. EN: A screenshot of a long first-person anecdote about an IBM developer receiving a suspicious package and connecting its return address to the Unabomber. The punchline is the absurd escalation: the narrator writes directly to convicted terrorist Ted Kaczynski, who supposedly confirms the suspicion in a handwritten letter. It is shared as a bizarre copypasta or deadpan reaction to an unbelievable story.

• @gentoomemes / 4432 2023-05-07