https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...-what-we-know/ar-BBP7FdL?ocid=spartanntp

Paul Weadick is housed there, lol.

Freddy geas is being investigated about being involved

Did he request his own transfer? If not, DOJ is going to have some explaining to do. This is a bad look. Even if he did request the transfer it doesn't look good. This is a man who has a history of working with law enforcement that were in collusion with organized crime, most notably at the federal level. A transfer of custody takes place, supervised by federal authorities, and a day later he's dead, while under the watch of federal authorities.

There are how many rats in that prison and he chooses an 89 year old as his victim.

Real tough guy.

He couldn't have found a 44 year old rat or something?

Supposedly Bulger's lawyer had been fighting for a transfer for several months because he was ill and wanted to get out of solitary confinement

Well, it's a good news bad news situation.

He got out of solitary confinement but he's dead as shit.

He was a bad man. Still, hard not to feel a little sorry for a 89 year old in a wheelchair...I wonder how Catherine Greig found out l. Whatever he did he was still someones partner.

This murder discuss me, all of these young rats walking around freely

He gave up a lot of info on the Italians in Boston back in the 80s right?[/quote]


He did. From what I understand the FBI used him to put away the Italians during that time. He hurt a lot of people and went unaccounted for while they rotted/died in prison. The Boston Globe just published an article suggesting Freddy Geas is the suspected killer. I believe he was a small time New England guy. Geas was however involved in the murder of Springfield, MA based Genovese member Adolfo "Big Al" Bruno, which is what he is in prison for. The motive for Bulger's killing appears to be as simple as taking out a perceived rat.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2...rmants/McRR1z3xV6005dS3H6rTiL/story.html

He had some sense of humor:

https://www.google.com/search?q=Whitey+Bulger+alcatraz+photo&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS812US812&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=o2Me8CWyanTzVM%253A%252CTagtAJBdUOWhEM%252C_&usg=AI4_-kSb3YCkloRjXGLwndee40hCA8BFpw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwinrdSTxq_eAhUNRK0KHSj-CLcQ9QEwCHoECAYQFA#imgrc=o2Me8CWyanTzVM:

yes

You meant to tell me all that time he was in Florida, nobody knew he was there? I don't buy it

There are so many suspicious things about his life since he'd been a fugitive. Walking around Santa Monica like Jack Tripper for all those years. Out of nowhere, he's suddenly arrested. The timeline since then makes his arrest seem more suspicious than his time on the lam. Everyone knew why he was free all of that time. You don't even have to be a beginners' level conspiracy theorist. It's the arrest that's puzzling. Why then? Then he's killed at age 89. As someone said earlier, there are snitches with as much notoriety as him walking around without a care in the world, like Gravano. I don't buy it was revenge for the snitching or anything like that. So, what does that leave? What is the one remaining threat he could pose to anyone?

Well said

A snitch is a snitch no matter how old you get, especially in prison. So was he with general population inmates? If so, it makes sense. I never heard of a known snitch getting a pass for being too old. And if certain authorities had it out for him, all they have to do is let him fall through the cracks with regular inmates. It happens from time to time with child molesters.

You also have to keep in mind that prison is different than the streets. Maybe people on the streets don’t go out of their way to kill rats because they don’t want to risk their freedom over it. But there’s plenty of prisoners serving life sentences with little to lose and will gladly take out a known rat. One article claims that Whitey requested general population.

“Freddy hated rats” – Meet the hitman who allegedly murdered mob boss Whitey Bulger behind bars http://gangstersinc.ning.com/profil...e-hitman-who-allegedly-murdered-mob-boss

i think whitey believed he wasnt a snitch. its gets real murky with his relationship with the feds. were they dirty yes, were they selling him infomation seems so. did he give them any info to hurt the mafia .......... he knew his right hand man flemmi did and he could have told them he was there partner in gambling. so wasnt the guy i grew up wit double checked hes in another federal prison hell hole lee usp in west virginia. tmz who when report shit usally nails it had a source in the prison saying they rolled him in his wheelchair to a corner where the cams dont get and smashed him. they shanks didnt cutt his eyes out. some crazy shit

In the regular world yeah..... but this was done as a hit or favor or personal but no doubt a retaliation move.

dont fear the reaper. more cowbell

the hour before you go to work goes to fast 1 coffee some internet a shit and life stinks

guess this is a good look from the springfield crew get the back some clout. but 2 made guys thar ratted im pretty sure refused witsec and went back to western ma. im mean the news and press are running as mafia payback but i have a feeling since this guy freddy isnt a made guy or italian he might have joined some white prison gang. oh yaeh tmz said his head was cave in or lumpy. gross. why the fuck wasnt bulger in a prison hospital? if a family member comes forth they have a nice lawsuit. doubt they will.

89 and in a wheel chair in a max facility. maybe he was just there for a overnight stop to where ever he was heading

How the fuck any of you on here saying you feel sorry about this piece of shits demise truly amazes me. This guy was the worst of the worst without having to go into why because we all know Whitey Bulger. This is the best ending we could've asked for.

His brother will.

Wow, never seen this one coming...

Agreed 100%. As I said earlier, this guy was ruthless and it was a reign of terror. He murdered innocent people too. Michael Donahue didn't deserve what happened to him just giving a ride home to the wrong guy. He had three little kids at home! How much do you think their life was impacted forever? Add on all the family members of the victims and he easily ruined hundreds of lives. Talk to anyone who has lost a loved one suddenly (I'm in that group). It scars you for life, and then for that person to be murdered on top of it. He killed women!

Freddy Geas was never getting out anyways. And much like the guy who snuffed out Father Geoghan, he is going to be a jailhouse legend now.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2...-guilt/ejVQufJqRzNmqLVLrctzYO/story.html

Gerry calahan spirts talk legend in Boston is saying fred geas will be honord on a duckboat today with the red Sox hes going in on whitey lol

Bulger was a piece of shit who deserved his fate many times over. I am with Oak and a few others on this. BOP has a lot of explaining to do. To me I have two hypotheses. 1. Someone reached out to someone in the BOP to get this done and paid a good chunk of money to have this happen. 2. Someone in BOP or LE pulled strings to get this done for a personal vendetta. SoCal, is right when he says COs have let certain individuals slip through the cracks and end up hurt or dead. If it is the second case, then that is a big problem, cause what is there preventing it from happening to someone else? The COs, did not lay a finger on him but they are accountable for what happened to Bulger.
He was in Oklahoma, then went to Coleman II in Florida and not long after that, he was transferred to West Virginia. What got to me was the pictures showing his time in Coleman II right before he was transferred. He looked like a broken old man. His Oklahoma to Florida pictures showed he was indeed sick, but not to the state he looked like from his Florida to West Virginia. That raised alarms to me as he was only in Florida for a short time, and as I had said in the other thread, Coleman II is not known for that even with his illness. 6 to 8 months in Florida, then transferred to West Virginia? Something does not seem right to me.

I dont recall anyone on here saying they feel sorry for Bulger. Personally I felt letting him rot in prison was a bigger punishment

It even made the prime time news over here, with some footage of The Departed.

It is a big story considering the history behind it. remember his capture which would of been an even bigger story but it happened the same time we got bin laden