WHITEY BULGER'S MOLL CATHERINE GREIG 'NOT GUILTY'

NOTORIOUS mob king pin James 'Whitey' Bulger's longtime moll has pleaded not guilty to helping him elude cops for more than 16-years.
Catherine Greig, 60, was busted with the longtime of Boston's vicious Winter Hill Gang, when he was caught in a Santa Monica apartment.
He is accused of committing of 19 murders, during his long time reign of terror, over Boston's underworld when he allegedly masterminded a

WHITEY'S MOLL CATHERINE GREIG FLOGS HOME FOR $1

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MOB King pin James 'Whitey' Bulger's moll has sold her share in her family's Boston home for just $1 to her twin sister.
Catherine Greig, who went on the run with the one time leader of the Winter Hill Gang for 16-years now faces charges of harboring a fugitive.
So in a bid to protect herself from penalties imposed by the criminal or civil courts she sold the house and land in South Boston to Margaret McCusker, according to a filing with the Suffolk Registry of Deeds.
Greig also sought to protect her $343,700 home in Quincy by declaring it covered by the state's Homestead Act, the Boston Globe.
During Greig's detention hearing, her attorney, Kevin Reddington, told the judge that his client was a "kind, gentle person" who had a "loving personality."

JAMES 'WHITEY' BULGER GETS PUBLIC DEFENDER

TOO POOR?

FORMER mob king pin James 'Whitey' Bulger is to get a public defender for his multiple murder trial, because he can't afford to pay for his own lawyer, a court ruled yesterday.
Despite being caught with more than $800,000 in cash, when his Santa Monica apartment was busted last week, the taxpayer will fund his defense.
His provisional attorney Peter Krupp, said authorities have seized all of Bulger's assets as the proceeds of illegal activity, leaving him with no way to pay for his defense.
And although prosecutors argued that his family including his brother and former Massachusetts Senate president, William Bulger could pay, he said no relatives had come forward and offered to help him financially.

JAMES 'WHITEY' BULGER POSED AT OLD ALCATRAZ HOME

POSING HAPPILY

NOTORIOUS Boston mob king pin James 'Whitey' Bulger visited his former Alcatraz prison cell - just weeks after going on his 16-year-run from the FBI. 
Decked out in prison stripes he posed with his pal Theresa Stanley after touring the infamous prison where he, himself was once incarcerated from 1959 to 1963.  Speaking to the  NY Post the family friend who provided the pictures said the fugitive pair took time out from dodging the law to visit the site of Bulger's previous imprisonment almost 40 years before.
They added that the former leader of Boston's incredibly violent Winter

MOB BOSS WHITEY BULGER CAUGHT IN CALIFORNIA

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THE DEPARTED

NOTORIOUS mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger has been sensationally captured after nearly 16-years on the run. 

The FBI caught up with  onetime pooh-bah of the notorious Winter Hill Gang - and inspiration for Jack Nicholson's whacked out gang chief in The Departed - living happily with his longtime girlfriend Catherine Greig, 60, in Santa Monica, CA. 

He was arrested without incident and it's thought he will now be returned to Boston where he is wanted for the murders of 19 men and women along with a litany of other charges.