"Whitey is the definitive word on the whole sordid saga of the Bulger mob. Expertly crafted, beautifully told."
Dennis Lehane, author of Live by Night
"Lehr and O’Neill have outdone themselves. Whitey
isn’t just a chilling biography of a monster—it’s also a vivid portrait
of Southie, a blood-spattered history of Boston mob wars, and a searing
indictment of the corrupt FBI agents who literally gave Whitey Bulger
a license to kill. Full of new information about Whitey’s prison stint
as a young man and his life as an elderly fugitive, this is the
definitive account of one of weirdest and most sordid chapters in the
history of American crime."
Tom Perrotta, author of The Leftovers 
Dick Lehr is a professor of journalism at Boston University and a former reporter at the Boston Globe,
where he won numerous awards and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for
investigative reporting. He is co-author of the Edgar-award winning Black Mass and the Edgar-award finalist Judgment Ridge (with Mitchell Zuckoff). His most recent book, The Fence, was an Edgar-award finalist and Boston Globe bestseller.
Gerard O'Neill has won the Pulitzer Prize in journalism as well as many other national journalism awards. He was the longtime editor of the Boston Globe's award-winning investigative team. He co-authored Black Mass and also, with Lehr, The Underboss, as well as Rogues and Redeemers, a political history of the Boston Irish focusing on the city's most famous mayors.
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