An ex-Mafia hitman is sentenced to 25 years in the slaying of gangster James ‘Whitey’ Bulger

Fotios “Freddy” Geas appears for a court proceeding in his defense in the Al Bruno murder case, on April 14, 2009, in Springfield, Massachusetts

It must just be a formality. How do the authorities sentence someone into prison for 25 years, if they are already serving a life sentence?

According to authorities Freddy’s weapon of choice was a lock secured on end of a belt. Shortly after Bulger was delivered to his new home where he would spend the rest of his life, which turned out to be very short-lived, he was introduced to Freddie (The Lock Smith) who sent the Irish mobster to the Big Shamrock in the sky.

If there are two things that even hardcore killers despise are child molesters and informants.

In 1988, Bulger’s status as an FBI informant was revealed publicly when the Globe’s “Spotlight” team, led by journalist Gerard O’Neill, published a story detailing the numerous crimes committed and attributed to him while nominally under the protection of the Bureau.

ASSISTANT TRASH COLLECTORS’

In 2022, Fotios Geas, Paul DeCologero, and Sean McKinnon were charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in Bulger’s death.

Freddy had nothing to lose by killing Bulger, he was already serving a life sentence for another murder he committed.

If I had to guess, I would say that someone in his family collected a big payday for their handy work. There was a huge price on Bulger’s head for being an FBI rat, fink, stool pigeon.

There should be more prison justice like that (taking out the trash) to eliminate the overcrowded population.