A booking photo shows James

June 24, 2011

Bulger manhunt ends

FBI agents and Los Angeles police arrested the infamous Boston crime boss and his longtime girlfriend, Catherine Greig, without incident at a Santa Monica, Calif., apartment building near the beach, ending a 16-year international manhunt.

Brian McGrory | June 24, 2011

Justice, finally, for Boston

In Whitey Bulger’s capture, there is finally justice for all. There is, of course, the critical justice for every daughter, every son, every sibling and every spouse of every one of the 19 or more victims that Bulger allegedly killed in his multi-decade, FBI-sanctioned reign of terror.

John Connolly embraced his sister, Sally, after a jury in Miami found him guilty yesterday of second-degree murder.

Nov. 7, 2008

Miami jury convicts Connolly

A Florida jury convicted retired agent John J. Connolly Jr. of second-degree murder for plotting with informants James “Whitey” Bulger and Stephen “The Rifleman” Flemmi to kill a potential witness against them 26 years ago.

John Martorano testified against former FBI agent John Connoll in 2008.

March 20, 2007

Ex-hitman looks to lead quiet life

John Martorano become a free man after killing 20 people and serving 12 years and two months in an undisclosed federal prison out of state.

March 13, 2006

For Weeks, life of crime is all over

Kevin Weeks, who went from gangster to government witness and spent five years and three months in prison for murder, recounts his life with one of Boston's most legendary crime figures.

Tim Connors, whose father was killed by Stephen Flemmi in 1975, leaving US District Court yesterday after he delivered an emotional victim-impact statement. Flemmi, 69, was sentenced to life in prison.

Jan. 28, 2004

Chapter closes on Flemmi

Tim Connors, who was only a baby when his father was gunned down, wasn't swayed by the apology or the life sentence that Stephen Flemmi received for killing 10 people.

Douglas Cyr, the late son of James “Whitey” Bulger and Lindsey Cyr of Weymouth, at about two years old.

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Jan. 24, 2010

Whitey Bulger was his dad

Lindsey Cyr, 64, of Weymouth, told the Globe that she and the former South Boston crime boss had a son, Douglas Glenn Cyr, who was born in 1967 and was healthy and active until he suddenly fell sick and died in 1973 of Reye’s Syndrome.

Grand Isle Police Chief Roscoe Besson Jr. says Whitey Bulger, who rented this waterfront duplex, was “clean-cut.’’

Globe File Photo/1997

Jan. 4, 1998

Whitey Bulger’s life on the run

The FBI believe Whitey Bulger and Catherine Greig are traveling around the country, staying in inexpensive motels and sometimes renting apartments. They pay cash for everything.

Special Report: Whitey & The FBI (1998)

“He knew I’d never help him, but he knew I’d never hurt him.’’ - Former FBI agent John Connolly

Whitey & the FBI | Part 1: Crossing the line

Agent, mobster forge a pact on old Southie ties

Lining up Whitey Bulger as an informant was surely a coup in the FBI’s crusade against the local Mafia. But the arrangement would veer wildly off track.

Harry Angiulo and Whitey Bulger met in a garage on Lancaster Street in 1980.

WHITEY & THE FBI | PART 2: THE MAFIA MYTH

Agents gave Bulger starring role - but was it real?

Once-secret FBI documents, interviews with sources inside and outside law enforcement, and recent court testimony show Whitey Bulger deserves little credit for the fall of the Angiulo Mafia family.

Special report: Whitey's Fall (1995)

The story behind Whitey’s fall

Whitey Bulger and Kevin Weeks were seen walking at South Boston’s Castle Island in 1994.

New team, tactics hastened Whitey Bulger’s fall

The case against against Whitey Bulger marks a sea change in local law enforcement, an unprecedented coalition that has done much to overcome the ill will arising from Bulger’s role as an informant.

Special Report: The Bulger Mystique (1988)

The Bulger Mystique | Part 1

Senate president: A mix of family, Southie, power

Bill Bulger’s unusual background of scholarship and mean streets has produced a paradoxical politician who defies the ready labels of his trade.

William Bulger spoke to supporters at a mid-1970s antibusing rally in Charlestown near the Bunker Hill monument

The Bulger Mystique | Part 2

As brothers flex muscles, busing enters the picture

As the 1970s progressed, the approaching maelstrom of court-ordered school busing would test them both Whitey and Billy Bulger.