COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITEY" BULGER JR / NEWSER / PRESSER / PRESS CONFERENCE W/ US ATTORNEY United States Attorney District of Massachusetts Richard DesLauriers, Special Agent in Charge Federal Bureau of the Investigation, Boston Field Division Michael Ferguson, Assistant Special Agent in Charge Drug Enforcement Administration, Boston Field Office Colonel Marian McGovern Superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police John Gibbons, United States Marshal District of Massachusetts History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

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GUY WALKS INTO LIQUOR STORE TALKING ON CELL PHONE. HE TELLS CLERK HE IS ROBBING THE STORE, AND THE CLERK COOPERATES. THE ROBBER SHAKES HIS HAND BEFORE LEAVING. QUITE THE POLITE, FRIENDLY ROBBER!

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A GAS STATION CLERK REFUSED TO GIVE IN TO A KNIFE TOTING ROBBER ON NEW YEAR'S EVE, 2005. THE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SHOWS A WHITE MAN WEARING A DARK HOODED SWEATSHIRT ENTERS THE STORE AND PULLS A KNIFE FROM HIS BACK POCKET. A FIGHT FOLLOWS AND YOU CAN SEE THE HOODLUM USE THE BUTT END OF THE KNIFE TO STAB THE CLERK IN THE EYE. CUSTOMERS COME IN TO ASSIST THE CLERK. THE CLERK WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL TO UNDERGO EYE SURGERY. ONE HOUR LATER THERE WAS ANOTHER SIMILAR IN WEYMOUTH AND COPS THINK IT MIGHT BE THE SAME GUY.

NAME: US RELATIVE 170705N TAPE: EF05/0634 IN_TIME: 11:23:11:02 DURATION: 00:02:39:24 SOURCES: AP PHOTOS/METROPOLITAN POLICE/WHDH DATELINE: Various, 17 July 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: AP PHOTOS/METROPOLITAN POLICE Handout London, UK 1. CCTV still of London bomb suspects WHDH - Boston Dorchester, Massachusetts, USA - 16 July 2005 2. Pan from Stella Coleman-McLeod, Lindsey Germaine's step-grandmother, to Austin McLeod ,Lindsey Germaine's grandfather 3. Wide shot of Austin McLeod, Lindsey Germaine's grandfather 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Austin McLeod, Lindsey Germaine's grandfather "(Q Your reaction to this?) Well, I am devastated because, as I said, I met him once when he was about 12 or 13 years. He has the opportunity to come by me and (inaudible) are four of them and I just know him as a nice, very loving young man, that is how I knew him as. So, last year he called me and let me know that I had a grandson, and he wanted me to meet his grandson, and I was looking forward to meeting my great-grand kids, but I didn't have the opportunity." 5. McLeod's hands 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Austin McLeod, Lindsey Germaine's grandfather "(Q Have you been in touch with his wife?) No, I have never been in touch with his wife, because I've never heard about it until yesterday. I didn't know that he was involved in anything like that, and I was out of town in Atlanta when I get the news that my grandson is in this terrible tragedy thing." 7. Apartment sign: McLeod, Coleman 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Austin McLeod, Lindsey Germaine's grandfather "(Q But what you are saying is that you want to do some investigating, that you are not certain this is the same person?) No, I'm not certain and one of the things that I am concerned is they say, I heard that was in the news that there were three of them and now I heard that he becomes the ring leader. And if it was three of them, how come he becomes the ring leader and how come his picture wasn't with them before, it's only, I believe, I am not sure, the picture they have concerning him come from his family, they didn't catch it .. whatever." AP PHOTOS/METROPOLITAN POLICE Handout London, UK 9. CCTV still of London bomb suspects STORYLINE The grandfather of one of the suspects in London's suicide bombings told Boston's WHDH television in the United States that he was "devastated" to know that his grandson might have been involved in the worst terror attack on the British capital since World War Two. Austin McLeod, 62, joined by his wife Stella Coleman-McLeod, Germaine's step-grandmother, said he last spoke to Germaine in 2004. But when asked by a WHDH reporter whether he was certain that Lindsey Germaine was the same person as his grandson, McLeod said he wasn't certain. British police have released an image captured by surveillance cameras showing the four suspected suicide bombers on the morning of the July 7 bombings in London. The CCTV image shows the four men with backpacks entering the train station in Luton, north of London, at about 7.20am on the morning of the attack. Lindsey Germaine, a Jamaican-born Briton, has been identified as one of the suspected bombers.

COVER FTG OF WHITEY BULGER ARRESTED / COURT SKETCHES History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

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COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITEY" BULGER JR / COURTHOUSE STAKEOUT CAM History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

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COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITEY" BULGER JR / COURTHOUSE EXTS / STAKEOUT CAM History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

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COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITEY" BULGER JR / WCVB SPLIT PKG History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITEY" BULGER JR / PIERRE THOMAS INTVS UNIDENTIFIED WIDOW / SHOWS BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOS ON HUSBAND History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITEY" BULGER JR / B-ROLL FOR DAVID WRIGHT / INTVS History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITEY" BULGER JR / MOM OF WHITEY'S SON RECALLS PAST VIDEO FROM WEBSITE History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

TRACKING SHOT OF FISHING BOAT ALONG BAY, RIVER, MARINA, OR HARBOR PASSING PIER OR DOCK AND UPPER CLASS APARTMENTS, CONDOMINIUMS, RESORTS, OR HOTELS. BRIDGE IS VISIBLE. MAURICE J. TOBIN MEMORIAL BRIDGE (MYSTIC RIVER BRIDGE).

COVER FTG OF THE ARREST OF MOBB BOSS JAMES JOSEPH "WHITNEY" BULGER JR / B-ROLL AND INTVS FOR DAVID WRIGHT History of `Whitey' Bulger, 16 years on the lam Eds: With BC-US--Whitey Bulger Arrested. By The Associated Press - Sept. 3, 1929: James Bulger is born to Irish immigrant parents living in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood. He is the second of six children. His shock of platinum blonde hair earns him the nickname "Whitey." - 1956: Whitey Bulger is sentenced to federal prison for bank robbery. After he's suspected of plotting an escape from one prison, he's transferred to Alcatraz to serve part of his term. - 1960: Bulger's younger brother, William, is elected to the state House of Representatives. John Connolly, a childhood friend from South Boston, works on the campaign. - 1965: Whitey Bulger is released from prison and comes home to "Southie." He becomes a top lieutenant to Somerville mobster Howie Winter, head of the Winter Hill Gang. - Mid-1960s: Gangster Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi develops a relationship with Boston FBI agent H. Paul Rico. Flemmi, using the code name "Jack from South Boston" informs on members of the Providence, R.I.-based New England Mafia. - 1969: Flemmi is indicted for the murder of a mobster, and with childhood friend "Cadillac" Frank Salemme, for a car bombing. Rico tips off Flemmi that the indictments are coming, and the two flee Boston. Flemmi spends the next 4½ years on the lam. - 1970: William Bulger is elected to the state Senate. - 1972: John Connolly, now an FBI agent, recognizes Salemme on the street in New York City and arrests him. Salemme is later sentenced to 15 years in prison. The arrest earns Connolly a transfer back to his hometown of Boston. - 1974: Flemmi returns to Boston after criminal charges are dropped when several key witnesses recant. He hooks up with Winter, who counts Whitey Bulger among his key allies. - June 1975: Edward Connors is killed by Flemmi to prevent him from telling authorities about an earlier murder by the Winter Hill Gang. - September 1975: Acting partly on Flemmi's recommendation, Bulger cuts a deal with Connolly to provide information on the Italian Mafia in exchange for protection from the FBI. - 1977: Veteran agent John Morris is appointed to oversee Connolly and his underworld informants. - 1978: William Bulger becomes president of the state Senate and goes on to serve in the post longer than anyone in its history. - 1979: After a former business associate implicates Whitey Bulger and Flemmi in a horse race-fixing scheme, FBI agents Connolly and Morris persuade federal prosecutors to leave the two out of the indictment. Twenty-one people are charged, including Howie Winter, whose conviction paves the way for Bulger and Flemmi to assume control of the Winter Hill Gang. - November 1980: Bulger and Flemmi help the FBI plant a surveillance bug in the North End headquarters of Boston Mafia boss Gennaro Angiulo. - May 1981: Roger Wheeler, the owner of World Jai Alai, a gambling enterprise from which Bulger and Flemmi have been skimming money, is shot between the eyes in the parking lot of his country club in Tulsa, Okla. The killer is Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano. - Spring 1982: Bulger and Flemmi gun down a former henchman in broad daylight on a South Boston street to prevent him from telling about the Wheeler murder. Connolly files a report with the FBI saying rival gangsters made the hit. - July 1982: Flemmi and Bulger order Martorano to kill John Callahan, the former president of World Jai Alai, to prevent him from telling investigators about the Jai Alai scheme. - January 1995: Bulger disappears on the eve of his indictment on racketeering charges. - 1997: The FBI, under court order, acknowledges that Bulger and Flemmi were "top echelon" informants as a federal probe into the agency's corrupt ties to its mob informants begins. - May 2002: Connolly is convicted of racketeering for warning Bulger, Salemme and Flemmi that they were about to be indicted in January 1995. - June 2003: William Bulger testifies before a congressional committee investigating the FBI's ties to mobster informants such as his brother. After receiving immunity, he acknowledged receiving a call from Whitey shortly after he fled, but said he has not heard from him since and has no idea where he is. - August 2003: William Bulger resigns as president of the University of Massachusetts system amid growing pressure. - 2005: Federal and state law enforcement officials investigate leads and Bulger look-alikes in at least 19 countries. - 2006: Authorities release 26-year-old surveillance video of Bulger in the hope that someone will recognize his mannerisms. - 2007: FBI releases video of a couple that resembles Bulger and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Grieg, in Italy. - 2008: Connolly is convicted of second-degree murder in the hit on Martorano, as prosecutors argue the information he provide the mobsters was critical to the hit. - 2010: FBI appeals to plastic surgeons in the effort to locate Bulger and Grieg. - June 20, 2011: FBI announces an effort to target Grieg in the hopes of reaching Bulger. - June 22, 2011: Bulger arrested in Santa Monica, Calif., with Grieg.

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