Whitey Bulger

James "Whitey" Bulger, who lived a double life as one of Boston's most notorious mobsters and as a secret FBI informant, was killed after being transferred to a federal prison in West Virginia, the Boston Globe reported on Tuesday, citing two unnamed officials.

A former FBI agent pleaded guilty today to perjury and obstruction of justice, admitting he lied during the 2013 trial of onetime mafia boss James "Whitey" Bulger in Boston.

Prosecutors will ask a federal judge to sentence the longtime girlfriend of Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger (BUHL'-jur) to three more years in prison for refusing to testify about whether anyone else helped Bulger after he fled the city.

Johnny is shooting Black Mass in which he plays real life mob boss James Whitey Bulger who is currently serving two life sentences

It has all the hallmarks of a Greek tragedy: two brothers whose lives diverge radically -- one into an underworld of crime, the other into the upper echelons of state politics -- yet whose fates remain inextricably linked.Generations of Boston residents have watched that story play out in the real-life drama of former Democratic Senate President Wi...

James "Whitey" Bulger, who lived a double life as one of Boston's most notorious mobsters and as a secret FBI informant, was killed after being transferred to a federal prison in West Virginia, the Boston Globe reported on Tuesday, citing two unnamed officials.

A former FBI agent pleaded guilty today to perjury and obstruction of justice, admitting he lied during the 2013 trial of onetime mafia boss James "Whitey" Bulger in Boston.

Prosecutors will ask a federal judge to sentence the longtime girlfriend of Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger (BUHL'-jur) to three more years in prison for refusing to testify about whether anyone else helped Bulger after he fled the city.

Johnny is shooting Black Mass in which he plays real life mob boss James Whitey Bulger who is currently serving two life sentences

It has all the hallmarks of a Greek tragedy: two brothers whose lives diverge radically -- one into an underworld of crime, the other into the upper echelons of state politics -- yet whose fates remain inextricably linked.Generations of Boston residents have watched that story play out in the real-life drama of former Democratic Senate President Wi...