The hermit's hillside hovel was revealed to be a low-tech bomb lab, with deadly chemicals and bomb-making tools squirreled away in every nook and cranny. But the contents also show that the man who claimed to live off the land had a taste for Quaker Oats, unsalted peanut butter and Tater Tots. Among the books in his library: ``Les Miserables'' and texts on the Bible.
Though the list contains several items called ``documents,'' there is no explicit mention made of the Unabomber's manifesto, the original of which has reportedly been found in the shack's loft.
In addition to the list of executives - who were not named in the document - agents found bus schedules and a map of the San Francisco area, where three of the Unabomber's attacks occurred.
A bottle of Trazadone, a sedative prescribed for depression, also was found.
The suspected serial mail bomber had a large assortment of stationery, including padded manila envelopes, self-adhesive labels, packing tape and a package of Mead typing paper, along with three typewriters.
A brown clasp envelope was labeled ``autobiography.'' If Kaczynski is indeed the Unabomber, he could have convicted himself. A source who has read some of Kaczynski's documents said they are shockingly revealing.
The list contains glimpses of the man who sat yesterday in the Helena county jail facing extensive bombing charges. A grand jury will meet tomorrow.
