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US Attorney Carmen Ortiz, surrounded by prosecuting attorneys, spoke to reporters following a guilty verdict against James "Whitey" Bulger.
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Bulger, second from the right, listened as a juror handed US Attorney Ortiz, center, the verdict.
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Bill O’Brien, son of William O’Brien, whose murder was not proved in the case, said, “My father just got murdered 40 years later again today in this courtroom.”
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Jack Bulger, brother of James "Whitey" Bulger, left the federal courthouse after the verdict.
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Steven Davis left the courtroom after the jury had no finding in a charge that James “Whitey” Bulger murdered his sister, Debra.
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Davis started to cry when reporter asked whether he thinks his sister would be proud. “She knows I’m a fighter,” he said.
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Davis was embraced outside of the Moakley Courthouse. Bulger was found guilty on murder and racketeering charges.
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A sketch depicted James “Whitey” Bulger addressing the court on Friday.
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This courtroom sketch depicted James "Whitey" Bulger and his attorney, J.W. Carney (right), on the first day of his trial on June 12, 2013.
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Kevin Weeks (top left), the loyal tough guy whom Bulger groomed as his protege, described killings he said Bulger was involved with.
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Former Bulger ally John Martorano, a confessed murderer, also tied Bulger to six killings in court.
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Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi, a convicted murderer, described in court the killings that he said James “Whitey” Bulger participated in.
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Stephen Davis was a regular presence at the trial. The jury had no finding in a charge that Bulger murdered his sister, Debra.
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Whitey Bulger and his girlfriend, Catherine Greig, were captured in 2011 in Santa Monica, Calif., after decades on the run.
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Bulger and Greig lived in this Santa Monica apartment building under the aliases Carol and Charles Gasko.
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Flemmi (left) and Weeks (right) agreed to plea deals in exchange for testifying against Bulger.
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Mugshots of Bulger and Flemmi.
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A file photo presented as evidence showed Bulger holding Martorano's son. Martorano told jurors that Bulger was godfather to the baby, named James Stephen after Bulger and Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi.
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Bulger allegedly forced Stephen Rakes, the owner South Boston Liquor Mart, to sell him the store against his will.
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Rakes, shown leaving the courthouse during the trial, was found dead in Lincoln shortly after he learned he would not be called as a witness against Bulger. The death was deemed suspicious.
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Deborah Hussey (left) and Debra Davis were allegedly killed by Bulger.
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The remains of alleged Bulger victims Arthur Barrett, Deborah Hussey, and John McIntyre were found in a shallow grave in January 2000 in land across from Florian Hall in Dorchester.
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Roger Wheeler, a millionaire businessman, was gunned down outside a Tulsa country club in 1981.
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A photo presented as evidence showed a car riddled with bullet holes after John Martorano allegedly shot and killed Michael Milano in 1973.
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Weapons recovered by authorities from a South Boston house where Kevin Weeks's mother lived.
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A 1953 Boston Police booking photo of James "Whitey" Bulger.
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