Dr. Sally C. Johnson's psychological report describes Theodore Kaczynski, the confessed Unabomber, as a man whose early brilliance was ruined by paranoid schizophrenia.

These three meetings — much of which were redacted at the defense's request due to attorney-client privilege — cover issues of letters Kaczynski wrote to the judge discussing problems he had with his counsel. It also covers the issue of a local reporter, Christina Craft, who had attempted to interview Kaczynski at Kaczynski's request, but was refused by marshals.

The October 1, 1996 indictment of Theodore Kaczynski in connection with the mail bombing death of Thomas Mosser, a New Jersey advertising executive, linked to the Unabomber.