Crime Really Doesn’t Pay
Posted on June 24th, 2011 in Uncategorized | 1 Comment »
As the LA TImes reports, Whitey Bulger’s life on the lam was not nearly so romantic as we might have once thought.
Bulger quickly conceded to authorities that he was Whitey Bulger — not Charles Gasko, as everyone knew him — but he seemed addled, befuddled by all the commotion…
His apartment was a half a mile from the ocean at 1012 3rd St. But it was rent-controlled, perhaps 800 square feet, and faced the other direction, toward a truck rental shop and a nursing home. An exit sign cast a green hue over his door, and the dim overhead lights in the hall emitted a constant hum.
Some nice reporting here.
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6/24/2011 10:38 am
She turned him in.
The ad blitz was a ruse.
He had money stashed around the world. Some say at one point $54 million
Court appointed lawyer so as not to compromise his brother or lawyers in Boston.
Nothing glitzy or attention-getting in his background - real old time Irish approach versus Italian…never draw attention to oneself.
Watch as this unfolds…FBI lead of MSP/DEA. That will determine how this was set up and where it will go.