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The Great Falls Tribune reports, "Kaczynski, others speak out against death penalty."With personal tales of anger, grief and forgiveness, David Kaczynski and others with close connections to horrible crimes spoke out against the death penalty Wednesday night at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Great Falls. The speakers are part of a national group called Journey of Hope. They are on an eight-day tour of Montana, speaking at churches, schools and libraries across the state. The tour was organized by the Montana Abolition Coalition, an anti-death penalty organization. David Kaczynski, a former Great Falls resident, faced an agonizing choice in 1996: risk his brother's life or take the chance that his brother would kill others. Ultimately, Kaczynski chose to tell authorities he suspected his brother was the Unabomber ? the man responsible for killing three people and maiming others with mail bombs ? and Ted Kaczynski was arrested at his shack outside Lincoln...continue to full post

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