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Who Ordered the Murder of Whitey Bulger?
Bulger was set up. He was supposed to be transferred to a prison medical facility. I was aware of his deteriorating medical condition through regular correspondence with him, face to face communication, and observation. He was 89. He had a hip injury and could not walk, confined to a wheelchair for 4 years. He had 6 heart attacks while in prison.
In the midst of his transfer, "authorities" determined that his medical condition had suddenly improved. (He was still wheelchair bound. He still had a bad heart. He was still 89!)
Instead of going to the medical facility, he was sent to a prison in West Virginia, notorious for violent murders. Bulger, a high-profile prisoner, was thrown into the general population with no protection. He was dead within 12 hours. Brutally beaten.
Bulger offered to plead guilty and accept an expedited death sentence -- the Boston US Attorney's Office denied the request, insisting on a lengthy, expensive, and orchestrated trial. Why?
Bulger's story, as told by Bulger, contradicts much of what the public has been fed. It contradicts and implicates individuals and government agencies -- most especially the CIA.
Bulger was telling his story from prison.
He needed to be silenced.
The question is: Who gave the order to have him transferred to his death in West Virginia?
Dead men don't talk...or do they?
In the midst of his transfer, "authorities" determined that his medical condition had suddenly improved. (He was still wheelchair bound. He still had a bad heart. He was still 89!)
Instead of going to the medical facility, he was sent to a prison in West Virginia, notorious for violent murders. Bulger, a high-profile prisoner, was thrown into the general population with no protection. He was dead within 12 hours. Brutally beaten.
Bulger offered to plead guilty and accept an expedited death sentence -- the Boston US Attorney's Office denied the request, insisting on a lengthy, expensive, and orchestrated trial. Why?
Bulger's story, as told by Bulger, contradicts much of what the public has been fed. It contradicts and implicates individuals and government agencies -- most especially the CIA.
Bulger was telling his story from prison.
He needed to be silenced.
The question is: Who gave the order to have him transferred to his death in West Virginia?
Dead men don't talk...or do they?
