"60 Minutes" rewind: the executioner for Whitey Bulger
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2018
- Steve Kroft interviews former Whitey Bulger associate and Winter Hill Gang hitman John Martorano.
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"There's a bounty on him" is one of the most savage things I've ever heard. And on national TV, no less.
Yeah he ruthless
I wish that Ed Bradley had lived long enough for this interview. RIP.
Ed was the man
@@ericcartman9042 r02
They're all liars
My dad told me: don't ever underestimate old people.
This right here is a good reason why.
Good advice. Mean people just become old mean people.
Your dad is Correct
A little old lady stole $700 out of my wallet at Starbucks in the blink of an eye
My dad used to say the same thing. "Beware of any old guy you hear called "Champ" or "Sarge." I don't think he had anything to cover mob hit men though...😬😳😳😳
@@tonyjones1560 if you hear an old grumpy guy who uses f... in every sentence it may be a sign 😁
@Richard Milliken how do you know?
That smirk at the end was priceless!
This guy is the real deal bad guy. He’s not bragging or sensationalizing. He’s just being honest about what he did. But he’s not like a serial killer. He is who he is but you can see how he can assimilate into society and not be outed.
Kevin Weeks said if you were going up against Martorano, you better be in a tank.
Does he deserve to be breathing?
@@marcwilliams2504 I'm tougher than both of them combined and you can throw a gotti in there if you want as well. I'm real deal. Ask me anything.
He uses one word answers like he's a 10/10 woman on tindr.
White guys. They don’t watch enough rap videos and don know they are supposed to tell everyone and film themselves on facebook live doing crimes.
"he helped them solve 40 murders of which 20 he is confessed to" lol
Lol it reminds me of that spongebob meme where he’s in the police uniform looking around intently for the maniac on the loose but it’s actually spongebob the whole time because you see in the background theirs a wanted poster for a spongebob. 😂
if you're good at anything it becomes an asset
All about staticstics
@@mehowkielan1984 true
“Well there’s a bounty on him” he said that in a 60 minute interview lmao badass
Kevin Young
No, psychopath.
@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 Thank you.
Dump Chump
Both.
Geo M.
You're welcome.
Cowardly murderer who ratted on his boss? Yes. Badass? No....
Closed my eyes, and I swore it was Leslie Neilson with a slight speech impediment
Rumack: What was it we had for dinner tonight?
Elaine: Well, we had a choice of steak or fish.
Rumack: Yes, yes, I remember. I had lasagna.
I thought Mike Starr...if you know who that is.
Yeah his voice is exactly like his
Cant unhear it now 😂
I'm in tears you stupid 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Kills 20 ppl and gets to enjoy dinner and wine with his family. Sell a few bags of weed years ago and could be still rotting in jail
He did 14 years.
TheBatugan77 14 years is like 7 months per killing. Not all that much for taking a life
you said it all brotha
He did 14 wtf are you talking about smh people like yourself are always rambling about BS...
@@swisstrader 14 years is a long time. Ask anyone who has been to jail or prison how long a single day feels.
This guy has some creative ways to disassociate himself from facts
Such as?
@@chuckydall9250 did you watch the video?
@@adamelam6385 Ya I'm just asking for a example.
I am curious what specifically you are talking about so I can understand the story better. I'm 100% serious, not trying to argue with anyone.
@@watchdog304 He is obviously referring to the fact that he doesn't consider himself a rat and he is not a rat the only people he ever testified against are the people who had been ratting on him for years. He actually saved a lot of people from going to prison by stopping these two from ratting anyone else out!!
Black Mass was an underrated film version of this whole era.
The movie was false. According to members of the Winter Hill gang.
@@Spyder8561 like you know. You sound dumb
@@junehodge8027 like you know. You sound dumb
@@chada.3382 none of yous know. You all sound dumb.
Brian Dailey like you know, you sound dumb
A hit man with principles and values, that's hard to digest.
Not really
They’re simply different than your principles and values.
@Richard Milliken That's right
Serial killers too. We're all wired differently, genetics play a role too, for some taking risk and killing is nothing, for others they can't comprehend it.
@Bee Liever You are right about that.
10 Hail Marrys, 10 Our Fathers, 10 Pushups, 10 Situps, and don't do it again.
Lmao...hahaha
what a disgrace
teh sacrifice was already crucified
"No murderer shall inherit eternal life"
Thats why catholic 'clergy' dont want their parishioners reading the bible, they couldnt take their money then.
truly the dumbest most pointless demonic fake system of government in western civ, Islam is only a 600 year- later eastern shadow of them.
Josh Allen do you play for the Buffalo Bills
Hahahaha
Good one!
The fact he’s so calm about it all is terrifying
Ashley Blanchard he’s white that’s how they all are....
@@user-dp7td7fj1l He is Sicilian kid.
Jack Tate that’s not a color
@@user-dp7td7fj1l I have Italian blood and have olive color skin.
Jack Tate what is Italian blood?
I’ve actually met him, did not strike me as a murderer, but he just hid it very well. Surprisingly intelligent man, but has an aura about him that is unnerving.
Looks like a big fella. I understand the unnerving part. Was he big in person?
@@watchdog304 really just an average looking guy, which is what made it even creepier to be around him, had my boss not told me who he was I would have thought he was just another guy
Sure you did
Oh yes because no one ever met him right.
Thats what makes a good hit man. They befriend you hangout with you and the whole time their just waiting for a good time to end you. You cant get close to people if your all crazy and loud
More drama and chills listening to that true story from the man himself than any movie. He didn't need to embellish anything .: and he was not bullshiting...
yeah. just thought same thing before seeing your comment. Same with Navy SEALs or Detectives, former "spies" and even lower level criminals of certain expertise...no flash, no bravado, no larger than life...most look and sound dull and flat...all could run rings around most others or worse before the other knew it was happening. This is why movies like the French "A Prophet," "A Gang Story," and "36th Precinct" eclipse anything Hollywood does on crime save for maybe Scorsese's Goodfellas...or Dustin Hoffman's "Straight Time." The best don't flash.
1:10 ever think of how these scenes are shot for documentaries and news specials? “Okay Johnny, go down the corner and walk back toward the camera so we can edit in these shots of you on the street with a voice over. There ya go...little quicker pace. Woah woah slow down! There ya go. Perfect, Johnny.”
I’ve often thought about that 😂
Defense attorneys often say the most difficult client to defend is the one who’s truly innocent. An innocent person with no links to sketchy people isn’t able to provide a premeditated, bogus alibi for whereabouts during the time of the crime, he’s not able to throw a criminal rival to the prosecution in order to get the heat off him, he can’t give up co-conspirators for a reduced sentence. All the guy can say is he doesn’t know what happened, and he has no clue who would commit the crime. That’s the American Justice System hard at work in blind pursuit of the truth
probably true years ago but with cameras everywhere, today's forensics etc it's way easier these days.
This interview took place on January 15, 2008. Martorano is still alive, currently aged 78 years (as of Sept. 2019). In return for confessing his murders, Martorano received a reduced prison sentence of 12 years. He was released from prison in 2007 and given $20,000 to start a new life. Go figure...
He helped convict a corrupt fbi agent.
Dont have any real understanding of American Gangster/D.Of J.)"&,All the layers..!But He mustve had A lot of info on Many..To get This Deal..!Its Hard to Process For Sure.!
The greatest american gangster ... is the federal government.
Damn he got that Sammy the bull deal
@@TonyDanza4Lyfe Sammy was just a straight up coward and snitch. He broke the Oath of Omertà....that’s despicable....
“Even if it was wrong I always tried to do the right thing” LOL
Yeah that got me too.
One of the best documentaries I've ever listened to
That ending got me good with the lolz. Well done, interesting journalism there.
The way he smiled that the end and said, there's a bounty on him lol
"Well ... There's a bounty on him"
Bulger informed on his enemies to get rid of competition
This is a straight forward honest guy ,nothing fake about him .
Or just a textbook sociopath
I see that he lives in a fine home and his financial situation looks good.
He likely hid his cash offshore where it can't be touched. Or in a duffel bag beside Hoffa's body.
Yeah he enjoys every second of his infamy.
The interviewer never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Lol
Lame , and its getting old
@@V8Deuce I dont like that kind of talk!
@@josephballard3641 Be sure to give yourself a thumbs up like at the same time you respond......................
@@V8Deuce hmmm not lame, only sopranos fans would get the reference and this isn’t sopranos related so definitely not lame…
"He killed out of a sense of loyalty and duty" sounds like the military service
Hardly the same.
@ how so? uncle sam said so?
That is such an idiotic statement do you actually have trouble breathing because you ain't got one brain cell and you've used half of it!
Spot on. It sounds like that because there is no difference.
Support the troops
Looks like an oldass Peter Griffin lol
Hahahahaha
Yes!
Looks like Bill Burr.
@Yuri Orloff nah we snitchin now
Harry you know what happens when you play with the BULL!!
Got chills when the journo asked him if he had put any one in the basement and he said maybe
Ive absolutely loved all mob related stuff for 25+ yrs and read and watched almost everything on the mafia, yakuza, triads, the irish mob, etc etc etc. out of the countless mob focused channels on UA-cam. This is one at the pointy end of the spear so to speak lol. My guy Jason does his research , has the gift of gab, and just has that natural talent of being able to tell stories. Im a Huge fan with a super picky and discriminating eye! Keep up the superb work my man!
60 minutes should do a segment on corrupt FBI
Bulger's crew was horrifying, it's pretty telling when such a small group was able to hold off entire Mafias, they were ruthless
Only held them off cause he was a snitch and had the feds as his crew
@Luke Skywalker yeah that's why he was killed as soon as he was moved to GP.all that control he had and didnt care about no one but himself
@Gaylord Focker he was Boston's biggest nightmare. Ever. Still haunts my neighborhood in southie to this day. His impact is felt. And still HONORED. And his will still runs thru our irish blood. Always will.
#WHTID
@Gaylord Focker glad to see you just know so much. I guess without being from here, from this blood line, you wouldn't understand
And thats fine
Just watch ya mouth
@Gaylord Focker best town ever.
No, he speaks with "brevity" because he has to be careful what he says as he doesn't want to slip up and admit to an illegal act he committed for which his deal didn't cover.
Damn, thats a good ending. 60 Minutes has always been straight fire.
YES!!!! Best ending ever lmao
Concerning Bulger, when Martorano says: “There’s a bounty on him.”
I don’t think he was talking about the 100k the FBI was offering at the time…I think the Boston underworld put their own price on Bulger’s head. Ultimately, someone collected…
LMAO. man the mob is fascinating, but ratting is apart of the game in the criminal world and it has brought down a lot of powerful mobsters and gangstas
this guy should never be walking the streets. its a shame he is.
Gangsters.
That’s one thing i learned from the Sopranos: loyalty is obsolete in the mob.
I could listen to this guy talk all day long.
Clown
Joe Malone... what?
He was a killer of scumbags . Everyone makes choices in life. He grew up at the combat zone in Boston , a virtual devil's playground. Who cares if he's white or black , but he could listen to him speak he said. Most likely he's white and just curious how one could become the way he is.
@Ellie5621 he killed scumbags who cares.
read or listin to his audiobook its good
"Well there's a bounty on him"
"Well, there's a bounty on him" lol. That pretty much says it all.
Bulger was just beaten to death first day in a W.Virginia prison. Known mafia hitman was one of 3 entering his cell.
Stop with the Mafia lies it was somebody who just hated rats....
ThaGreaT FranK go read the news the one guy was a mob hit man
@@thagreatfrank3071 not a lie. Stop over reacting donk
He had been locked up until he kept causing problems. Then the very day he arrived at the prison in WV he's attacked and killed.
@@thagreatfrank3071 Fotios “Freddy” Geas was a mafia enforcer/hit man from Western Mass. Bulger was the 2 things Geas hated the most, a rat and a killer of women. Gosh, you’d think the Federal Bureau of Prisons would have figured putting a helpless Bulger anywhere near Geas was a bad idea.
The Real Life Luca Brazi
That little smile at the very end gave me chills.
Thugs will always be thugs but man, it's amazing when you come across an honest and loyal one.
Thugs ? Not bloods and crips men of honor
Nobody ever paints himself as a demon.
Of course he's going to paint himself that way!
He's a depressed individual , i know you regret things you did when younger and i know from experience you regret killing somebody , i think of that man daily and it gets worse with each day passing, a life taken is a life god made and created and when you ruin that you will pay dearly, even if you dont believe in God and Christianity, in your gut you know there really is a creator of man
chris frye everyone’s different, just because you say you feel guilt, this guy and others may not. Watch interviews with most serial killers and you can see they still enjoyed what they did.
If you're a sociopath or more so a psychopath you do not feel remorse like a normal human being.
🧢
Great comment
Uh, nope. Don’t assume just because you have an imaginary friend that everyone else does too.
This killer has ice in his veins.
He's no ice man not by a long shot
@@joenobody571 knock it off.
ua-cam.com/video/Z2e5hr9fRyM/v-deo.html
@@jarrodromanowski7559 no 😂
joe nobody He’s more sympathetic than the iceman. For one he said he regretted the few innocent people killed by accident. I’m not saying he’s a good guy and he is definitely ruthless and cold blooded but he doesn’t strike me as a total pure evil sociopath the way Richard or Kuklinski or Roy Demeo was. Unlike them the people he intentionally killed were exclusively either other criminals or people who did something to provoke them.
@@jarrodromanowski7559 Exactly. Fraud.
That very last question and his answer at the end of the interview is classic!! :-D
Awesome opportunity to see if the gun still works after so many years.
This guy is a stand up guy. This is one of the best 60minutes I've seen
Part of the gangster code is that killing another gangster is just business, not in the same category as killing a civilian
now go get your shine box.
You really are a funny guy....
No you really are a funny guy.......
That priest can not forgive him for his sins only god .
😭😭😭
@Mac Ton Henry was also half Irish and so was tommy. That's why it was a big deal when tommy got uhh "made" because only full blooded Italians can get made
That chair would be a cool conversation piece to have.
The little smile at the end is gold!
Fear is NOT respect!
beth98362 It’s respect within the gang
beth98362 R People don't disrespect you if they fear you..
In the underworld it is
@@malloryknox5072
No...they shoot you in the back!
Fearing a man is a respect for his crazy.
A rat is a rat
In his defense he refused to testify against his brother or anyone else. He said he would only testify against Bulger and Flemmi who were rats, and corrupt FBi agents
Where you from? How old? Cause if your boss is snitching u out and he has fbi backing whats your move cuz? Chess not checkers. Fairytale r for crash test dummies
Chilling interview.. This dude is cold!
Say what you will but I'm sure he regrets it. As we get older we can't shake our past and it follows us like our shadow because it is our shadow. The sense of regret I hold for everyone I harmed in any way, great or small sits heavy on me and is like a dark cloud over what could be an otherwise great day. Self forgiveness is the hardest forgiveness to grant.
Can't change the past. Nothing more important than family.
same ...my regrets have kept me up at night. In my opinion I feel like I deserve the sleepless nights and lack of forgiveness as punishment for my past
The fact that he's not dead yet leads me to believe that he got the go-ahead from up top to take out the rat. They could have got him in prison they could have gotten him by now. I mean they put Henry Hill on witness protection you noticed he's not on with his protection.
"Well… there's bounty on him". I guess one hail Mary will be sufficient then, afterwards.
What a brilliant closing for this bit, though!
It was the only time he smiled
That guy is also a great closer!!
His logic and justification of NOT being a rat or informer but a "government witness" is pure self delusion
He did it partly because Stephen Flemmi, the true monster along with Bulger, was going to blame everything on Martorano and others...what would you do in Martorano’s situation at that moment??? Take the fall for an FBI rat women murdering pedophile??? Or save yourself and protect other criminal friends with testimony only involving Connolly Flemmi and Bulger???
@@HayastAnFedayi "Dead ON"
Well he was gonna be fall guy like sammy the bull. Same game. Chess not checkers. Wake up
This stands as some scary real life story. What a twisted world. He got betrayed. Once you tamper loyalty, a sequence of events surely follow.
Amazing how these guys dime each other out
Not really. They killed to be free so why not snitch.
It's "drop dimes on eachother". You don't know the lifestyle you don't know the lingo
@@geraldclay6685 that's very true!!
you must live it to know the true ways.
Someone cashed in on that bounty today
Crazy right? I just found out
In or out of prison he was 89 for god sakes he had a heart attack
@@judahtribe7 he got beat to death
They said prisoners was trying to pry his eyes out with shiv even after they beat him to death
@@judahtribe7 They cut his tongue out................
This is for real...I was going with a well known madam when we ran into him and he got in the back seat,she introduced me and made him promise that if I should ever seek him out,to do me a "favor"! I never had the need to look him up!
Nice, I was neighbors Pablo Escobar
@@DamnthatsyouFidel Castro was my 2nd grade teacher. Swear.
Wildest 60 minutes I had ever seen, when this aired.
Google it.
John Martorano: "I gave em back what he gave everyone else. I became a government witness, not an informant, not a rat."
Steve Kroft: "Whats the difference?"
John Martorano: "Ones got the courage to stand in the stand. The other ones doing it behind your back and dropping dimes. How can I he ratting on a guy whose been ratting for 30 years?"
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Never heard it put that way before. Makes sense actually, especially considering, 1, he only killed other Gangsters, and 2, he still got 14 years.
Exactly!!
Roger Wheeler was not a gangster. He also doesn't remember exactly how many people he killed...so you also wouldn't be able to know that.
OMG!! How insane is this!!
Steve Kroft: "Simply the Best."
"Well...... if there's a bounty on him." This guy is the man!
No wonder this lifestyle is so romanticized. Its so mindblowing these things were so everyday life for these cats
He's so matter of fact it's almost comical
Amazing that he felt safe enough to have his back to the sidewalk window at the dinner shown.
Nobody wants to hurt him. He is the reason a lotta guys didnt go to prison. If steve flemmi had made a deal before johnny the entire city wouldve went down. Instead johnny made a deal and only the 2 rats and the crooked agent went down. The street loves him to this day
Dude kills 20 people. U.S justice department, "hey man how does 14 years sound".
Live by the sword.........
60 Minutes loves the foibles of the working class, but never investigates the power structure--including their own complicity with them.
Point taken.
Of course. Money talks. America worships the money god.There are two justice systems in America: one for the rich and powerful and the other one is for the rest of us. I know this from personal experience.
NewHampshireBoy GODS JUSTICE IS INESCAPABLE
@@michaelmurphy3273 how do you know for sure??
Bolger was murdered in Federal Prison, just like Jeff Epstein.
When they signed this deal with him I would be willing to bet big money that all the agents involved had the mindset of he will never make it out of prison alive. Having enemies on one side is bad enough but having them from both is a challenge that most don't come out on top. The fact that he did is pretty crazy if you think about it!
Ppl that cooperate aren’t sent to regular prisons lol he did his time at a yard with other cooperators
@@BostonsF1nestyea his comment was pretty dumb
Nobody in prison had the balls to come at Johnny. And the fact is, nobody wanted to. He only testified against Bulger Flemmi and corrupt FBI agents. He flat out, refused to testify against anyone else. If Steve Flemmu had made that deal, everybody would have went to jail. Johnny kept a lot of people out of jail by ratting. And really, nobody wants to go at a guy Who's the size of an NFL full back and has killed 20 people. Especially in prison where there are no guns.
“Well....😈 There’s a bounty on him.”☠️
guy shouldnt even be out he should be serving life
Speaks with the brevity of a professional witness .great line.
This man is so proud
He seems like a soldier, that did his ‘duty’.
I dont understand US justice system 20 people killed and only 12 years prison!!!
I gave up trying to understand certain parts of our justice system, it always gave me a bad headache and no reasonable answers
Money
They give informers light sentences in exchange for testifying against someone they want to get more.
Jack Van Berg well said and correct
do people not get the concept of leverage.
Sneaking up on an unsuspecting person and killing them don't take any guts pure psychopath
Nah. There's just a right way and a wrong way to do anything. That's the diff between a pro and an amateur. Pros get the job done without any fuss or bluster 😆
``` And the beat goes on ~~~ The beat goes on.```
This man's book is amazing to read
What’s it called?
He's the first mobster I have seen that expresses regret for what he has done.
He isn't remorseful. All an act.
You are extremely naive🙄
Damn 12 years for 20 killings. That’s wild.
Ten Hail Marys Ten our fathers don’t do it again😂😂😂😂. I need this Priest.
6.04 has to be the best hit man disguise iv ever heard of lol lol lol
makes ya wonder how tough some of these dudes would be without guns.
Its not about being tough. Its the fact they could take a life and not care.
I love the ending ! "Well, there is a bounty on him. "
That was epic. What an incredible interview.
i love how he sounds like he has a speech impediment
The fact that the bad FBI guy is still rotting in jail is the perfect part of the story. Connelly eats grill cheese from a radiator, and John dines in the north end now.
"10 Hail Mary's, 10 Our Father's, and don't do it again" Lol
Pray an act of perfect contrition everyday
"Conflict resolution," lmao.
Very nice video
The FBI agent only got 10 years. That’s insane.
John Connolly served over 20 years in prison before he got released last year because he has stage 4 cancer and is dying.
No. He got 10 years in federal prison which he served then was sentenced to 40 years in state prison. He was locked up in 1999 and was just recently released to home confinement last year. But he will be sent back to prison soon. It was only a 1 year temporary release. He will die in state prison. But in total he’s served over 20 years.
@@BostonsF1nest Oh. Thank you for that.
I’d like to see him up against The Iceman.
Ice man was a serial killer and a fraud he claimed to have many mob hits that were disproved, kuklinkski killed anyone for enjoyment he was a sick man not a hit man
Iceman A PROVEN LIAR ,he had no mob connections, he was just a sick killer,all the alleged mob hits he did are nonsense. All the mob guy's that were part of the Gambinos like Dominic Montiglio have said the iceman 2as nothing to do with them
@@davidmellish3295 he was a hitter off the books fot Roy Demeo. No mob guy can say that. Facts
@@lordoffaiyum9727 No he wasn't. According to Al Demeo, Roy's son, and Mickey Featherstone from the Westies, the Iceman was a fraud. The Westies were the only Irish Gangsters outside of the Italian Mafia , that did hits for Demeo. Michael Franzese & Sammy "Bull" Gravano have said that the Iceman is a fraud and that they have plenty of made men who are not big earners and they are responsible for carrying out most of the hits for nothing.
Who is here after watching Black Mass?
Wonder if there are any books out about him. It would be very interesting to read
The hitman
This guy is awesome but not in an awesome way. So smooth it's unreal. You can tell it's really a business to him.
No you idiot that's called a sociopath. Jesus learn something will ya.