Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:


-- Theodore Kaczynski was lonely and frustrated
over his failure to have a relationship with a woman and that may have
set
the confessed Unabomber on his killing spree, CBS News reported
Thursday. 

The network reported that while Kaczynski was a graduate student at the
University of Michigan he went to a campus psychiatrist to discuss a sex
change operation. 

However, the network reported, Kaczynski was too ashamed to talk of
his confused sex life, left the meeting and recorded his humiliation in
his
diary: ``Why not really kill that psychiatrist and anyone else whom I
hate'' 

He described the experience as a turning point. 

``I suddenly felt that I really could break out of my rut in life and do
things
that were daring, irresponsible or criminal.'' 

CBS said Kaczynski was desperate for companionship, and wrote of one
woman: ``It would have been more important to me to have her care for
me than to have physical sex. I could get by with just holding her
hand.'' 

Kaczynski, 55, pleaded guilty to 13 counts involving the deaths of three
people and the maiming of four others. In return, he was promised a life
sentence without possibility of release. He acknowledged responsibility
for
all 16 of the Unabomber attacks between 1978 and 1995. 

He is to be formally sentenced Monday. 
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