Hunting Eric Rudolph

Hunting Eric Rudolph, by Henry Schuster and Charles Stone. Accused of detonating bombs at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, two abortion clinics, and a gay nightclub, Eric Rudolph went on the run. He shot bears and ate salamanders for more than five years, but finally was captured in June 2003 and now sits in a Birmingham jail. Hunting Eric Rudolph covers the problems that hampered the investigation into the Centennial Park bombing, including a wrongful accusation, and discusses where and how Eric Rudolph obtained bomb components. Going into detail as to who the FBI suspected of helping him during his time on the run, the story covers the secret surveillance methods used to track him in the woods and mountains, and also takes an in-depth look at life inside the Rudolph family--including rarely seen photographs. Henry Schuster is senior producer of CNN's investigative unit, and has been covering the Eric Rudolph case since the beginning. He broke the story of Rudolph's capture. Charles Stone is head of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Anti-Terrorist Task Force and was the lead investigator on the case.

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