Where the Bodies Were Buried : Whitey Bulger and the World That Made Him (CD-Audio)

from WaltNoise

This is an account of Whitey Bulger's trial, not a history of his criminal activities. As such, it sometimes is as exciting as a transcript; events are often retold as different witnesses testify. This does not make a page-turner. The author's main purpose seems to be to excoriate the FBI and Jus...

from bogopea

Well-written and researched. Somewhat subjective but that's okay. Overall a fair and accurate accounting. Having retired as a 35 year employee of the DOJ, a third of it in Boston, I can only share the jaded view of the author regarding the entity as a whole and the lawlessness of a few (as compar...

from Darcia

I grew up just south of Boston, where any reference to "Whitey" didn't need to be followed by a last name. Even those of us who didn't know the details, knew Whitey was a notorious local mobster, loved by some and hated by others. This book unravels the tangled mess of mobsters, connections, and ...

from Darcia

I grew up just south of Boston, where any reference to "Whitey" didn't need to be followed by a last name. Even those of us who didn't know the details, knew Whitey was a notorious local mobster, loved by some and hated by others. This book unravels the tangled mess of mobsters, connections, and ...