[Deborah Feyerick, Cnn Correspondent:] Shea, now an author and construction worker, spent 12 years in prison rather than rat out Bulger.
[John Shea, Construction Worker & Author:] I idolized Whitey. I idolized him. And they wanted Whitey through me when I got indicted. I wouldn't give him up. They could have threatened me with the electric chair and I wouldn't give him up ever.
[Feyerick:] In late 1994, Bulger got one of his final tips from his FBI pal that he was about to be arrested and indicted. He planned ahead and took off ultimately with girlfriend, Katherine Grigg. After a 16-year manhunt, the FBI finally found the couple living in Santa Monica with dozens of guns and more than $800,000 in cash stuffed in the walls of his apartment.
[Suzanne Malveaux, Cnn Anchor:] Wow. Debra Feyerick is joining us from Boston. Do we think he will take the stand?
[Feyerick:] Well, Suzanne, his lawyer has suggested there is a possibility he will take the stand. And what is so interesting is you see him looking at surveillance videos of himself from 30 years ago, and he is meeting with known gangsters, and some of them that will testify against him at this trial. This is a man that spent many years living and laying low, and now he's completely exposed in that courtroom. He doesn't look behind him, barely acknowledges the witnesses. The only time I saw him turn his head was when prosecutors introduced certain firearms, weapons they say are connected to him, specifically it was a MAG 10 pistol with a silencer, a very large firearm Suzanne?
[Malveaux:] Deborah Feyerick, following that trial. Thank you very much, Deborah. A suspect in a double murder back in 2006 will now make a startling revelation. Authorities say Jose Martinez claims that he has killed dozens of people. Police in Marion County, Florida, say that he might be responsible for 30 murders across the United States. Alina Machado Cho is here with more. First, tell us about this double murder they won in court.
[Alina Machado Cnn Correspondent:] That case happened in Marion County, Florida, back in 2006, more than six years ago. Earlier, this year, authorities in Florida received the results of DNA tests conducted on a cigarette butt that was found at the crime scene, and it was through those results that they found out about Jose Martinez. They also discovered he was wanted in Alabama for an unrelated homicide. Now, Martinez was arrested in Arizona and extradited to Alabama where Florida detectives caught up with him. They say he confessed to the 2006 murders of Havilla Wetta and Gustavo Revas, offering details they believe only the killer would have known Suzanne?
[Malveaux:] Police are saying now he says he is responsible for the murders of 30 people. How did that happen?
[Machado:] The Marion County sheriff's office says, so far, they have been able to confirm at least 11 murder victims that Martinez allegedly confessed to killing. They are now working with other law enforcement agencies around the country to try to identify all potential victims. They say Martinez told them he was just 16 years old when he committed his first killing.
[Malveaux:] Unbelievable. That is quite a story there. Just made that confession.
[Machado:] That's what it seems like. Sounds like he wanted to come clean. At least that's what the Florida detective that interviewed him in Alabama told us.
[Malveaux:] A serial killer.
[Machado:] That's what it sounds like.
[Malveaux:] Alina, thank you so much. Appreciate it. Watch as Hillary Clinton, Chelsea, Bill Clinton coming up, how the former secretary of state is bursting back in the political arena with her family in tow. There she is. And house minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, well, she has gone off on a conservative reporter over the topics one of them being abortion. You can hear what she said next.