James Whitey Bulger Biography Winter Hill Gang FBI Informant Manhunt Capture and the Legacy of the Most Wanted Man in America

Suffering serious physical abuse at the hands of his father, a quiet and blue-eyed boy begins to take out his aggression on the streets. Turning to petty crime, he eventually commits an armed robbery and ends up in prison. On being released, he joins the Irish mob in South Boston and quickly rises up the ranks. His psychopathic nature allows him to manipulate people and get them to do what he wants. He goes on to become the most powerful gangster in Boston. This man was James "Whitey" Bulger.

After his prison sentence, he becomes more methodical. He creates a good samaritan persona about himself, befriends young people, and recruits them to join him. He uses his brother's position in the Massachusetts State Senate and infiltrates the FBI by influencing their rogue agents. Using his leverage, he destroys rival gangs.

Soon, he is connected to the top of the mafia. His narcissistic tendencies lead him to exert control over others and anyone who refuses to cooperate is swiftly eliminated. Come and learn about the man, his criminal ambitions, and what drove him to the edge of madness.

Here's a preview of what you'll discover in this book:

• Whitey Bulger's early childhood and family life

• His life as a small-time crook and time in prison

• Joining the mob and being recruited as a muscle man

• Eventually launching his own operations

• Using the FBI to eliminate his rivals

• Launching a killing spree and gaining control of criminal activities

• Eluding the legal system and eventual capture

• Incarceration and death in prison

..... And much more!

To describe him as a cold-blooded killer would be to speak lowly of him. He demonstrated an absolute inability to feel remorse and never thought twice about eliminating someone who was of no use to him. He befriended beautiful women, but would kill them in heinous ways should they betray him. In this book, you'll learn about his entrance into the life of crime, how he ran his operations, and the devastating mistake he made to have most of his men turn against him.