BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Have a look at "CNN 20" today: the arrest of the Unabomber.</s>NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: A few hours ago, U.S. law enforcement agents took into custody a Montana man suspected of being the mysterious Unabomber, the man who has eluded police since 1978 during a campaign of 16 letter bombings.</s>ANTHONY COLLINGS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Natalie, FBI agents hunting for the deadly unabomber have detained a Montana man described as a hermit. A neighbor identified him as Theodore Kaczynski. For 18 years now, the FBI has been searching for the Unabomber. At point, it issued a sketch of the main suspect in their search. He's believed to come from the Chicago area, and that's where the Unabomber's attacks began. Over the years, three people have been killed and 23 have been injured in a number of attacks, including one in Sacramento, California. The Unabomber's manifesto was published last year by the "Washington Post" and the "New York Times" after he threatened to blow up an airliner.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The Unabomber's career is over. Justice could best be served by an immediate guarantee, and that's what we get out of the plea, an immediate guarantee that the defendant will spend the rest of his life behind bars.</s>UNIDENTIFIED CNN CORRESPONDENT: It's a moment of closure for the victims and their families, but also for Ted Kaczynski's brother, David, who many of the victims called a hero in own right for turning in his brother.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To all of these good people, the Kaczynski family offers its deepest apologies. We are very, very sorry.
CNN 20: Unabomber Arrested, April 3, 1996