The FBI suspects that Top Ten Fugitive, Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger is hiding out in Europe, Time magazine reports.
A team of investigators are ” keeping a close eye on Europe,” Time reported. “The team has an idea of which country Bulger is possibly in but won’t say for fear of alerting him.”
Bulger, who is a suspect in 19 murders, was last spotted in London in 2002 by a businessman at the gym of the Meridien Hotel in the city’s Piccadilly Circus, Time reported.
Bulger has been on the lam for about 15 years. The FBI is offering a $2 million reward for his arrest.
The magazine reported that Bulger told people one day he expected to be on the lam.
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- U.S. Wins Conviction in Bribery Act Trial (Reuters)
- Lindsey Manufacturing Convicted: What Does that Mean? (Wall Street Journal)
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- Rockwell Automation under Investor Investigation over Foreign Bribery Allegations (PR-USA.net)
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- BofA, JPMorgan, Boeing, Galleon, HealthSouth in Court News (Bloomberg)
- U.K. Follows Through With FCPA-Inspired Bribery Act (China Briefing)
- Chadbourne & Parke Launches UK Bribery Act Website (PR-USA.net)
- Valve Company Exec Admits Paying Bribes for Contracts (Reuters)
- FBI: Some US Rogue Firms Operate in Indonesia (Jakarta Post)
