The Bulger trial verdict wasn't a clean sweep — eleven convictions out of nineteen murder charges, and the gap between them reveals more about FBI corruption and organized crime prosecution than the headlines ever did. This chapter breaks down which charges held, which collapsed, and why the institutional rot at the FBI made some killings unprovable by design.
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Nineteen murder charges. Eleven convictions.
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