Hunting the American Terrorist: The FBI’s War on Homegrown Terror
Terry Turchie and Dr. Kathleen Puckett
Winner of Two Awards
- Finalist for ForeWord Magazine’s 2007 Book of the Year Award
- Winner of 2007 Independent Publishers Bronze Book Award
Terry Turchie, of the FBI’S Counter-Terrorism Unit, and Dr. Kathleen Puckett, the Unit’s profiler, were responsible for the capture of the notorious UNABOMBER Ted Kaczynski and the Atlanta Olympics bomber Eric Rudolph. Dr. Puckett also conducted a multi-jurisdictional study concerning lone domestic terrorists including Kaczynski, Timothy McVeigh and Eric Rudolph. Both have received numerous awards for their work.
Hunting the American Terrorist focuses on the makeup and the profile of the three killers and turns that focus on today’s setting. Turchie who directed the Federal Task Force that finally caught Kaczinski not only brings us a story of unparalleled excitement, but he and Dr. Puckett take us up to the present day and turn our focus on that solitary terrorist who is surely among us today.
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