BALDWIN: To Boston we go. Fireworks at the trial of reputed mob boss James Whitey Bulger. Bulger angrily told this judge today he will not take the stand and then he told the judge this trial is a sham. He proceeded to explain why. The wife of a man Bulger is accused of killing yelled at him, I'm quoting her, you're a coward, she yelled. Bulger's lawyer said earlier today he is prepared to forfeit $822,000 of his assets to her family and another alleged victim's family. The families had won a judgment. This was back in 2009, but an appeals court tossed it out on technicality. Bulger faces 19 counts of murder as part of racketeering conspiracy. Closing arguments set for Monday. And in a couple of minutes this shocking story about this college professor, the chair of a Psychology Department at Illinois University has a very secret past. When he was 15 years of age, he killed his family. He was released, changed his name, got a job without revealing a thing about this crime, and now some folks are calling on him to resign. University leaders, they have an entirely different take. We are talking live to the woman who uncovered this man's history.
Reputed Mob Boss: Trial Is A Sham