article_snippet: A man who allegedly made bombs for a terrorist group responsible for a string of attacks in New York more than 40-years ago has been revealed to be living in leafy suburbia as a high school teacher.
article_snippet: But according to a new book seen byThe New York Post, after avoiding prison on a technicality Fliegelman managed to build a successful, 25-year career in the classroom after the far-left group Weather Underground who ran a terrifying campaign across the country during the 1970s disbanded - and still hasn't served a day in prison.
article_snippet: Burrough's book, Days of Rage: America's Radical Underground, the FBI, and the Forgotten Age of Revolutionary Violence, states Fliegelman is now living a quiet life in Park Slope in Brooklyn after retiring.
article_snippet: But the author, who also penned the books Public Enemies about America's crime wave in the 1930s and 40s, say's the culprit is not sorry for what he has done.
article_snippet: he went on to become a University of Chicago professor and he friendship with Barack Obama was questioned during the 2008 race for the White House.
article_snippet: When the draft was put to the 70-year-old that he was a not a freedom fighter but a terrorist, he reportedly disagreed. '
article_snippet: America's Radical Underground, the FBI, and the Forgotten Age of Revolutionary Violence claims the teacher is now living a quiet life in Park Slope, Brooklyn .