Parachute Infantry by David Kenyon Webster

'I don't recognize the return address,' he said. In the kitchen, Tom Mosser picked up a package delivered the day before. Kelly saw the tea set and asked if she could have a tea party. The two of them crawled out, and the toddler scampered into the living room, Susan Mosser in pursuit. Tom Mosser had curled up inside a plastic playhouse with Kelly, reading to her. She and Kelly, then 15 months old, were only a few feet away, preparing to play with a toy tea set that Saturday morning. 'They sanitize it by calling it a `bomb' and using words like `shrapnel' and `fragments,' but what does it mean? Does anybody have any idea what that horrible thing did to Tom? What it could have done to my children? To a house full of young people who were there the night before?' No one talks about the chopped-up pieces of razor blades that ripped out his stomach. No one talks about the nails that perforated my husband's heart and shot into his brain. No one uses the word `murder ' they say `killing' instead. She believes Kaczynski manipulated the system to win a plea deal that saved his life. But he carried out the death penalty on three absolutely innocent people,' Susan Mosser said. 'It was hard for me to want the death penalty. 10, 1994, in the kitchen of his North Caldwell, N.J., home, when he opened a package sent by Kaczynski and it exploded. 22 to 16 bombings that injured 23 people and killed three, including Kelly's father. 'I wanted the death penalty for him if he were found guilty,' said Mosser, in her first interview since Kaczynski admitted Jan. This would be far tougher than the task of writing the statement she will deliver in federal court in Sacramento tomorrow, when the Unabomber is sentenced. The moment had come to explain to Kelly why, for so long as the little girl could remember, her daddy, Thomas Mosser, was known as 'my daddy in heaven.' Mosser looked at her daughter, Kelly, 4, red-haired and apple-cheeked. Susan Mosser sat at the kitchen table to write why she believes that Theodore Kaczynski, who confessed to murdering her husband, should never leave prison. THEODORE KACZYNSKI, who has admitted to 16 bombings that injured 23 people and killed three, will be sentenced tomorrow in federal court in Sacramento.

Parachute Infantry by David Kenyon Webster