Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Problem:Former mob boss and fugitive James ''Whitey'' Bulger, who was arrested in Santa Monica, California on June 22, 2011 along with his longtime girlfriend Catherine Greig, is seen in a combination of booking mug photos released to Reuters on August 1, 2011. 
  
 BOSTON Deborah Hussey had no idea what she was in for when she stepped into the South Boston house that served as both death chamber and graveyard for some of the 19 people mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger is accused of murdering. 
  
 Her step-father, and Bulger's right-hand man, Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi, had a pretty good notion. Hussey, 26, was not the first person Flemmi saw Bulger murder in that house, he testified on Monday. 
  
 "She walked into the kitchen area, Jim Bulger stepped out from behind the top of the basement stairs and he grabbed her from behind and started strangling her," Flemmi, now 79, told the court at Bulger's trial on charges related to 19 murders. 
  
 Bulger lost his balance and the two toppled over, Flemmi continued, but the gangster's grip was surer than his footing. 
  
 "It didn't take long," Flemmi said of the 1985 killing, which was the second time he watched Bulger strangle a young woman. "She was a very fragile woman." 
  
 Once she stopped breathing, the mobsters followed their normal post-killing routine. Bulger went upstairs to take a nap while Flemmi and another gang member dug a grave in the basement. 
  
 Bulger faces the possibility of life in prison if convicted of charges related to 19 murders he is accused of committing or ordering in the 1970s and '80s, while running Boston's Winter Hill gang. 
  
 The 83-year-old defendant has pleaded not guilty to all charges, although his attorney has admitted Bulger was a drug dealer, extortionist and loan shark, in other words an "organized criminal." 
  
 On Friday, Flemmi testified about how Bulger had strangled Flemmi's girlfriend, Debra Davis, four years before killing Hussey. 
  
 Both women were killed because Bulger believed they knew too much about the gang's dealings and could expose them. Flemmi testified that Hussey was a drug user who had taken to hanging out at a bar the Winter Hill gang frequented. She was indiscriminately dropping their names to extract money from low-ranking gang members who feared her step-father. 
  
 Flemmi is serving a life sentence for 10 murders he confessed to a decade ago. Unlike two other top Bulger associates who took the stand during the trial, now in its seventh week, he is still in prison. 
  
 He acknowledged under cross-examination that he had had a sexual relationship with Hussey. 
  
 "This little girl who would call you 'Daddy' is the same girl you would start abusing sexually a decade later?" defense attorney Henry Brennan asked Flemmi. 
  
 Flemmi responded that his sexual relationship with Hussey was consensual. 
  
 "GRUESOME TASK" 
  
 Flemmi said Bulger often took naps after murdering people. 
  
 "Maybe he was physically exhausted from it, I don't know," Flemmi said. "Maybe he would get high on it." 
  
 While their boss rested, Flemmi and associate Kevin Weeks dug a hole in the dirt floor of the basement and buried Hussey's body there. Flemmi said he first removed the woman's clothes and some of her teeth, to make it harder to identify the body if it were found. 
  
 Hussey was not the first person the gang killed in the house and buried in its dirt basement floor, Flemmi recalled. 
  
 Two years before strangling Hussey, Bulger killed another gangster in the house, Flemmi said. He said Bulger shot Arthur "Bucky" Barrett in the head as he walked down the basement stairs with Bulger and Flemmi. 
  
 "I didn't know he was going to shoot him, because I was right in front of him, in the line of fire," Flemmi said. "The body hit me and we both fell down the stairs ... I was angry with him (Bulger). I said, 'You could have shot me.'" 
  
 Flemmi recalled pulling Barrett's teeth from his head with a pair of dental pliers. 
  
 "I only took a few out. I just couldn't do it fully," Flemmi said. He agreed with prosecutor Fred Wyshak that the extractions were a "gruesome task." 
  
 Prosecutors say Bulger gave a corrupt FBI agent from his Irish-American neighborhood information about the Italian mafia, and that the agent in turn turned a blind eye to Bulger's criminal activity. Bulger and his lawyers have vigorously denied the contention that he ever was an informant. 
  
 Witnesses at the trial have recalled an era when Bulger and his cronies routinely shook down bookies, drug dealers and business owners, threatening them with machine guns and burying victims in basements of houses and along the shore. 
  
 Bulger fled after a 1994 tip from a corrupt FBI agent that arrest was imminent. He was finally captured after 16 years on the run. His story inspired the 2006 film "The Departed," in which Jack Nicholson played a character loosely based on Bulger. 
  
 (Editing by Dina Kyriakidou and David Gregorio) ||||| Notorious gangster James “Whitey’’ Bulger strangled a young woman who he feared had become a liability, then went to lie down to rest, a key witness testified today in Bulger’s trial in federal court in Boston. 
  
 Stephen “The Rifleman’’ Flemmi, a convicted murderer who prosecutors say was Bulger’s partner in crime, described in graphic detail the murder of 26-year-old Deborah Hussey. Hussey was the daughter of Flemmi’s long-time girlfriend Marion Hussey. 
  
 Flemmi said Deborah Hussey had developed a drug problem, had run-ins with the law, and was frequenting Boston’s Combat Zone adult entertainment district. She later started going to Triple Os, a bar Bulger and Flemmi operated from, and dropped their names. She also stole $800 from a bookmaker, Flemmi said. 
  
 Advertisement 
  
 “She had become a problem,’’ he said. 
  
 Bulger, 83, is charged in a sweeping federal racketeering indictment with participating in 19 murders, extortion, money laundering, and stockpiling guns in the 1970s and 1980s. Prosecutors say he got away with his crimes for so long because he was protected by corrupt FBI handlers. Bulger has said that the allegations he most wants to refute are that he was an informant and that he killed Hussey and another alleged victim, Debra Davis. 
  
 Federal prosecutors have been bringing a massive case against him. Flemmi, who began testifying Thursday, is considered a key witness because he was intimately familiar with Bulger’s activities. 
  
 Flemmi testified that Bulger insisted on killing Hussey. He reluctantly agreed. So he brought her to a South Boston home in January 1985. 
  
 Flemmi said Bulger “stepped out from behind the top of the basement stairs, grabbed her by the throat and started strangling her. … It didn’t take long. She was a very fragile woman.’’ 
  
 He said Bulger “lost his balance and they both fell on the floor.’’ 
  
 They brought the body to the basement, took off her clothes, and buried her in the dirt floor. 
  
 Bulger, as he had after other killings, went upstairs and laid down, while his henchmen buried the body, Flemmi testified 
  
 Advertisement 
  
 Under cross-examination by defense attorney Hank Brennan, Flemmi said he had known Hussey since she was very small and that she called him “Daddy.’’ 
  
 “I took care of her and her mother,’’ Flemmi said. “I was a provider.’’ 
  
 He denied a suggestion by Brennan that he, not Bulger, was the one who strangled her. 
  
 “Is it hard for you to accept the fact that you strangled a girl who sat on your lap as a little girl?’’ Brennan asked. 
  
 “I didn’t strangle her,’’ said Flemmi. 
  
 But Flemmi did testify that he had had oral sex twice with Hussey, saying “it was a moment of weakness.’’ 
  
 Flemmi also described how Bulger killed Arthur “Bucky’’ Barrett, a jewel thief and safecracker who had been involved in the 1980 Depositors Trust robbery in Medford. Bulger allegedly shot him in the head walking down the stairs, and his body was also buried in the basement of the house. 
  
 Bulger also allegedly killed John McIntyre, a Quincy fisherman who had been informing on them in drug dealing and a gunrunning case. Flemmi said Bulger lured him to the home and started strangling him with a rope. The rope was too thick, however. 
  
 Bulger asked, “Do you want one in the head?’’ 
  
 “Yes, please,’’ McIntyre responded, according to Flemmi. Bulger shot him, Flemmi said. 
  
 Flemmi also described how, when the house where the three murders were committed was being sold, he, Bulger, and Kevin Weeks, another Bulger henchman, drove the badly decomposed bodies to a site near Florian Hall in Dorchester to rebury them. 
  
 Advertisement 
  
 “Who buried them?’’ asked federal prosecutor Fred Wyshakd. 
  
 “Kevin and I,’’ said Flemmi. 
  
 “What did Bulger do?’’ said Wyshak. 
  
 “Nothing,’’ said Flemmi. 
  
 Earlier in today’s proceedings, the normal hush of the courtroom was broken by an outburst from Steve Davis, brother of Debra Davis. 
  
 When Flemmi suggested on the witness stand that Steve Davis was a drug-addicted informant, Davis, who has long pushed for justice in his sister’s killing, stood up and shouted, “You’re a [expletive] liar!’’ 
  
 Flemmi apologized, saying he had mixed up Steve Davis with his brother, Mickey. 
  
 Looking somewhat shaken, he said, “I apologize for that remark.’’ 
  
 Bulger’s case has inspired books, movies, and TV shows. The tale has fascinated people because of his 16-year run from a worldwide manhunt, the revelations of FBI corruption, and the parallel rise of his brother William to become one of the most powerful politicians in the state. 
  
 Mobile users unable to see the video, click here. |||||
Solution:
Testifying in court today, Whitey Bulger's alleged former partner-in-crime gave a graphic account of how he says Bulger murdered his longtime girlfriend's daughter. According to Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi, Deborah Hussey, who was 26 when she died in 1985, "had become a problem"—taking drugs, hanging out in a bar where they did their business, and stealing $800 from a bookmaker. So Bulger brought her to his home, "grabbed her by the throat and started strangling her," Flemmi alleged, per the Boston Globe. "It didn’t take long," he added. "She was a very fragile woman." Flemmi, who is serving a life sentence for 10 murders, says Bulger then took a nap while he and another person removed Hussey's clothes and teeth to make her harder to identify, then dug a hole in the basement and buried the body there, Reuters reports. Flemmi claimed he was more of a father to Hussey than Bulger, and that she called him "Daddy"—but also admitted to having oral sex with her twice, the Globe reports. He rejected the defense's accusations that he was the one who strangled her. Flemmi also described the murder of Arthur "Bucky" Barrett, a thief and safecracker he says Bulger shot and buried in the basement; and John McIntyre, an informant he alleges Bulger strangled with rope, then shot when the rope was too thick.