Finding out a neighbor is a notorious gangster
Barbara Gluck tells Steve Kroft about learning that her longtime neighbor was actually Whitey Bulger, the FBI's most-wanted man.
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Barbara Gluck tells Steve Kroft about learning that her longtime neighbor was actually Whitey Bulger, the FBI's most-wanted man.
FBI Special Agent Scott Garriola tells Steve Kroft about finding a handwritten manuscript in Bulger's apartment after a tip from Bulger himself.
The government is attempting to raise money for the mobster's victims by selling his possessions, both eccentric and mundane
Robert Fitzpatrick, 76, was accused of lying to jurors and overstating his professional accomplishments during "Whitey" Bulger's 2013 racketeering trial
Catherine Greig sentenced to an additional 21 months in prison for refusing to testify about whether others helped Whitey Bulger as a fugitve
Catherine Greig, 64, entered her plea in U.S. District Court in Boston without having any agreement or sentencing recommendation from prosecutors
Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger was found guilty Monday of racketeering charges, including the murders of 11 people
Steve Kroft hosts a special hour of 60 Minutes including the capture of "Whitey" Bulger; the murder of a neo-Nazi leader; and, the largest archival theft in U.S. history
Bulger was found guilty of racketeering for a slew of crimes, including 11 killings
Prosecutor Carmen Ortiz said she was pleased Bulger will finally be held accountable for his crimes
Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger was found guilty Monday of racketeering charges in the deaths of 11 people and now faces life in prison
With the release of a new biopic, set for Sept. 18, anticipation is building in South Boston
John Connolly was convicted in a 1982 slaying connected to imprisoned New England mob boss "Whitey" Bulger
Bulger, the longtime leader of a violent gang that made millions from extorting drug dealers, bookmakers and others, is serving life in prison
Three teens have a piece of "most wanted" history, and a rare look into the mind of a legendary crime boss, thanks to a class project
James Fitzpatrick testified he tried to convince the Bureau to terminate Bulger as an informant; prosecutors say he exaggerated to promote his book
The actor makes a terrifying transformation into the Boston mobster in this first look at the upcoming film