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  • yoshmyster
    Yeah I glanced at a paper where it mentioned dude was dead.
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  • Ricci Wright
    Strange tale out of Boston. I spent a lot of time up there 2002-2005 and he was big news back then. Apparently he was tied to eleven murders and played the FBI like a fiddle.I may buy the book,should be a good read.
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  • Sam06
    He was killed by a Hit man who was in jail for life. They beat him with a sock that had a lock in it and a shiv.
    I read they tried to cut his tongue out because they thought he was a rat.
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  • mogley98
    Dude was 89 and wheel chair bound not much of a feather in your cap killing an old cripple LOL
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  • Navybat
    quote:Originally posted by mogley98
    Dude was 89 and wheel chair bound not much of a feather in your cap killing an old cripple LOL

    Yeah...but it's SOMETHING! [:D]
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  • spasmcreek
    the SOB deserved to die painfully several times....
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  • shilowar
    quote:Originally posted by Ricci Wright
    Strange tale out of Boston. I spent a lot of time up there 2002-2005 and he was big news back then. Apparently he was tied to eleven murders and played the FBI like a fiddle.I may buy the book,should be a good read.


    Black Mass is an entertaining movie.
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  • shilowar
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    He was killed by a Hit man who was in jail for life. They beat him with a sock that had a lock in it and a shiv.
    I read they tried to cut his tongue out because they thought he was a rat.


    What are the chances he'd bump into another Mob hitman in prison for wacking another Boston mobsters? Almost like someone wanted them to rub elbows.
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  • select-fire
    Vinny
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  • yoshmyster
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    He was killed by a Hit man who was in jail for life. They beat him with a sock that had a lock in it and a shiv.
    I read they tried to cut his tongue out because they thought he was a rat.


    He was a rat. A great big one.
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  • Ditch-Runner
    he had to know it was coming once in prison
    but he had one hell of a run before they caught him
    karma took a bit but got him
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  • kannoneer
    What I find startling is that he made it to 89.
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  • mjrfd99
    quote:Originally posted by yoshmyster
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    He was killed by a Hit man who was in jail for life. They beat him with a sock that had a lock in it and a shiv.
    I read they tried to cut his tongue out because they thought he was a rat.


    He was a rat. A great big one.


    Yep. Some never forget.
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  • spasmcreek
    and the news media this morn was crying how AWFUL it was that this multi murderer and who knows what other heinous crimes he committed was murdered in jail..may give another lifer a life sentence if they find out who ????? what the hell is it supposed to be ..a vacation spa????
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  • fideau
    Does this mean he will be released from prison now?
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  • westernMDhunter
    quote:Originally posted by Barzillia
    No, but it was supposed to be a higher security unit.

    Leading to speculation that staff may have looked the other way.


    Can you explain to me how to ensure the safety and security of every inmate in general population housing?
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    The best place to get a hit made on someone is when they are incarcerated.

    You have a captive cliental, and plenty of lifer?s who for a payment made to their family back home will make good on a hit. Not to mention guards who will turn a blind eye.

    Just ask the families of Jeffery Dalmers victims.

    Trinity +++
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  • truthful
    Good that he got to die painfully as his victims did.
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  • spasmcreek
    the ONE TRUE case of justice in the system i have seen in many years..he should have been bound and gagged and placed in the public square and offed in some visibly extremely painful way on national TV....there is absolutely NO deterrent or repercussive effects from pleading NOT GUILTY to a a number of blatantly obvious horrible crimes and having the "lawyers" try to make a name for themselves for decades at the expense of the victims and relatives....
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  • shilowar
    quote:Originally posted by Barzillia
    quote:Originally posted by westernMDhunter
    quote:Originally posted by Barzillia
    No, but it was supposed to be a higher security unit.

    Leading to speculation that staff may have looked the other way.


    Can you explain to me how to ensure the safety and security of every inmate in general population housing?


    No, but that is not the point, now, is it ?

    I can identify vulnerable, high risk inmates that just might not belong in general population.


    Especially in gen pop with other Mob linked convicts. Most prisons have gang specialist that look at each inmates history, and they typically avoid putting them in the same pod with rival gang members etc...I would think that would have been considered with such a high profile inmate such as Bulger.
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  • ChrisStreett
    Money talks everywhere. As to the guy(s) who did the deed, they have nothing to lose, life on the Federal side is about what the term says. Think of the "status" those two elevated themselves to in the population.
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  • westernMDhunter
    quote:Originally posted by Barzillia
    quote:Originally posted by westernMDhunter
    quote:Originally posted by Barzillia
    No, but it was supposed to be a higher security unit.

    Leading to speculation that staff may have looked the other way.


    Can you explain to me how to ensure the safety and security of every inmate in general population housing?


    No, but that is not the point, now, is it ?

    I can identify vulnerable, high risk inmates that just might not belong in general population.


    The point is you are blaming staff at Hazleton. The staff at Hazleton did not assign Bulger to general population, the transfer paperwork would detail if the inmate was to be on administrative detention, single cell, general population, disciplinary segregation, wheelchair accessible housing, etc. There may be blame on higher ups in the Bureau but not on the staff at Hazleton.
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  • ChrisStreett
    Correctional Officers at any level, in any institution, have one of the hardest jobs in existence.
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