One thing, former FBI serial killer profiler John Douglas, who worked on the original Tylenol Murders case, in his book The Anatomy of Motive, pp. 140 -143, says the FBI thought the man in the picture was the UNSUB responsible for the deaths, and he also says there were SKETCHES made of a man seen around one or more tainted Tylenol sights acting suspicously, including a man an elderly woman thought was a shoplifter who had "second thoughts" and was observed taking something from his jacket and placing it on a shelf. I must assume that the sketches generally match the image of the bearded man in the picture, which to my mind, does look like Ted Kaczynski if he implemented the disguise of shaving his hairline back two inches.
This graphic below was put together by Douglas Oswell of www.unazod.com .
The Zodiac Killer operated in the SF Bay area during the time Ted was a math professor at U Cal Berkeley. After the murder of cab driver Paul Stine in October 1969, when Zodiac almost got caught and a sketch was made, Zodiac stated he would no longer announce his murders and they would be disguised as killings of anger, "routine robberies, + a few fake accidents, etc." The 1982 Tylenol cyanide deaths were first thought by police to be natural causes, accidential overdoses, suicides of killings by family members. In one of the possible crimes of the Zodiac, the murder of Caroline Davis in Sonoma County, the victim was killed by strychnine poison. And Zodiac claimed to have threatened a teacher named Daniel Williams, perhaps putting arsenic in a pop bottle, and sickening Mr. Williams.
Ted Kaczynski also used strychnine to kill his neighbors dogs.
But set aside the comparison to the Zodiac sketches for the moment, I include it here because it notes some of the disguise elements implemented by Kaczynski, and that was just going to a hardware store and buying sections of common plumbing pipe. In other instances he records in his journal he wore several shirts to make himself look heavier, stuffed the shirt for the same reason, put cotton balls in his cheeks, wax in his nostrils to make them larger, gum under his lips and cut and dyed his hair and beard. Thus Ted could very well shaved his hairline back two inches to give him an older look.
This graphic below was put together by Douglas Oswell of www.unazod.com .
The Zodiac Killer operated in the SF Bay area during the time Ted was a math professor at U Cal Berkeley. After the murder of cab driver Paul Stine in October 1969, when Zodiac almost got caught and a sketch was made, Zodiac stated he would no longer announce his murders and they would be disguised as killings of anger, "routine robberies, + a few fake accidents, etc." The 1982 Tylenol cyanide deaths were first thought by police to be natural causes, accidential overdoses, suicides of killings by family members. In one of the possible crimes of the Zodiac, the murder of Caroline Davis in Sonoma County, the victim was killed by strychnine poison. And Zodiac claimed to have threatened a teacher named Daniel Williams, perhaps putting arsenic in a pop bottle, and sickening Mr. Williams.
Ted Kaczynski also used strychnine to kill his neighbors dogs.
But set aside the comparison to the Zodiac sketches for the moment, I include it here because it notes some of the disguise elements implemented by Kaczynski, and that was just going to a hardware store and buying sections of common plumbing pipe. In other instances he records in his journal he wore several shirts to make himself look heavier, stuffed the shirt for the same reason, put cotton balls in his cheeks, wax in his nostrils to make them larger, gum under his lips and cut and dyed his hair and beard. Thus Ted could very well shaved his hairline back two inches to give him an older look.