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07-09-2021, 12:41 PM
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FBI File on James 'Whitey' Bulger
This file concerns FBI investigations involving James Joseph Bulger, a Boston organized-crime figure later charged in a federal RICO case and sought as a fugitive. The released material includes 1974 and 1975 Boston field-office communications, authorization for a body recorder and other consensual monitoring in a loansharking and extortion victim matter, interview reports, surveillance notes, photo displays, and identification-record requests. A 1995 nationwide FBI alert describes Bulger's indictment with six other Boston-area organized-crime figures, his alleged activities in extortion, gambling, loansharking, and drugs, and efforts to locate him after arrest warrants were issued. Many pages, names, investigative details, and referrals remain withheld or redacted under FOIA exemptions and court-order restrictions. FBI file number: BS 179-262 | Documents span: 1974-1995 | Released in 15 parts | parts 1-8 attached here, the rest in the posts below Names in this file: James Joseph Bulger Subjects: organized crime, RICO, extortion, loansharking, fugitive search, FBI surveillance
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07-09-2021, 12:56 PM
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Re: FBI File on James 'Whitey' Bulger
Parts 9-15 of the file. These parts contain FBI deletion sheets and heavily redacted investigative paperwork spanning April 1969 to February 1995. A Philadelphia Field Office memorandum dated April 1969 outlines an intensified organized-crime program, including Squad 5 assignments, Criminal Intelligence Program work, La Cosa Nostra, ELSUR, and liaison with the Justice Department 'Task Force'. A March 11, 1988 Boston-source report appears to concern gambling and loansharking, while a February 1, 1995 letter from the DEA New England Field Division transmits information to the FBI Boston SAC.
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