The Boston Globe shows its typical lack of common sense saying "the [Boston] FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office did not raise concerns about the tipster’s safety after a Globe reporter told them the paper was considering naming her." You think? The Boston FBI has a long prominent history of exposing civilians who reported serious crimes by the Bulger crime family. Many of them were killed by the Bulger crime family which indicates there may be a connection between the Globe leadership and the Bulger organization. Does the Globe join the FBI promoting the fantasy there were only two members of that gang? The hundreds of associates remain active in the Boston area. How many Globe employees are associates? The US Attorneys have the same interests as the FBI in silencing anyone who may expose their negligence, if not their complicity with the many years of criminal activity and corruption of the Massachusetts local, state and US agencies. Hear that loud silence from public officials and the faculties at the five Boston law schools, and the government schools in Boston?
[From article]
"the Globe defended its decision to identify the woman in a Sunday front-page takeout, saying that the FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office did not raise concerns about the tipster’s safety after a Globe reporter told them the paper was considering naming her."
http://bostonherald.com/news/regional/view.bg?articleid=1372704&position=1
‘Most Wanted’ host: Tipster flap breaks ‘bond of trust’
By Jessica Heslam
Boston Herald
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
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