Howie Carr is a columnist for the 'Boston Herald' and has a syndicated radio talk show. This book is based on both the public record and his interviews. The 'Preface' provides the background to this book. The 'Prologue' serves to introduce us to the Bulger brothers. Politician Billy, then the president of the University of Massachusetts, and James, on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List. Chapter 1 tells of the family history. James Michael Curley was the admired politician of the day. The family was poor but intact. The South Boston neighborhood had "the lowest crime rate in the city" (p. 26). Billy and James went on separate paths. Chapter 2 tells of the "Governor's Council" and their governmental function (pp. 42-43). [Is it different in your state?] Who was responsible for corruption in Massachusetts (p. 53)? Could "four innocent men" be railroaded to prison for a crime they didn't commit (p. 59)? Did "social engineering" change South Boston from a law-abiding working-class enclave into a community divided by class and ethnic tensions (p. 68)? Who benefitted?