‘Whitey’ Bulger Stands to Make a Killing -- Legally
Gangster James "Whitey" Bulger could earn millions by selling anything he has for which there is a market, and there is an awfully awful, yet quite large, market for his desiderata -- be it his life story, hair, nail clippings, autographs or artwork. The reason: Boston lawmakers, unbelievably , have failed to ban convicted felons from cashing in on their crimes, reports IrishCentral.com . Someone in Boston should wake up and smell the coffee. New York, for one, does have such a law, called "The Son of Sam Law," after the prolific .44 caliber shooter who claimed a handful of lives in the mid-1970s. And, yes, according to IrishCentral, there is indeed demand for Bulger's hair, nail clippings, autograph and artwork. "... Collectors would pay top dollar for" these items, the article notes. READ REST: ‘Whitey’ Bulger stands to make a killing from his chilling biography tales