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James J. Bulger Video [no audio] Transcript of video below |
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Video footage of Top Ten Fugitive, James J. Bulger, at the Lancaster Street Garage and the Howard Johnsons in 1980 in Boston, Massachusetts. Video provided by Massachusetts State Police, a member of the Bulger Fugitive Task Force.
Aliases: | Thomas F. Baxter, Mark Shapeton, Jimmy Bulger, James Joseph Bulger, James J. Bulger, Jr., James Joseph Bulger, Jr., Tom Harris, Tom Marshall, Ernest E. Beaudreau, Harold W. Evers, Robert William Hanson, "Whitey" |
Date of Birth: | September 3, 1929 | Hair: | White/Silver |
Place of Birth: | Boston, Massachusetts | Eyes: | Blue |
Height: | 5'7" to 5'9" | Complexion: | Light |
Weight: | 150 to 160 pounds | Sex: | Male |
Build: | Medium | Race: | White |
Occupation: | Unknown | Nationality: | American |
Scars and Marks: | None known | ||
Remarks: | Bulger is an avid reader with an interest in history. He is known to frequent libraries and historic sites. Bulger may be taking heart medication. He maintains his physical fitness by walking on beaches and in parks with his female companion, Catherine Elizabeth Greig. Bulger and Greig love animals. Bulger has been known to alter his appearance through the use of disguises. He has traveled extensively throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, and Mexico. |
JAMES J. BULGER IS BEING SOUGHT FOR HIS ROLE IN NUMEROUS MURDERS COMMITTED FROM THE EARLY 1970s THROUGH THE MID-1980s IN CONNECTION WITH HIS LEADERSHIP OF AN ORGANIZED CRIME GROUP THAT ALLEGEDLY CONTROLLED EXTORTION, DRUG DEALS, AND OTHER ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES IN THE BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, AREA. HE HAS A VIOLENT TEMPER AND IS KNOWN TO CARRY A KNIFE AT ALL TIMES.
The FBI is offering a $2,000,000 reward for information leading directly to the arrest of James J. Bulger.
August 1999
Poster Revised September 2008
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