FBI: $2.1M Bulger reward paid to tipsters  — The FBI says it has
paid a $2.1 million reward to tipsters for information leading
to the arrest of fugitive Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger
(BUHL'-jur) and his longtime girlfriend.  Bulger was captured in
June in Santa Monica, Calif., where he'd been living with
Catherine Greig (grehg). Bulger, a longtime FBI informant, was
wanted in connection with 19 murders.  The FBI had offered $2
million for information leading to Bulger's arrest of Bulger and
$100,000 for information leading to Greig's arrest.  The agency
said in a statement Friday that it paid the reward money to more
than one individual. It did not identify them.  Authorities said
previously that the tipster who lead them to Bulger was a woman
who saw a television news report about a publicity campaign in
the search for Bulger and Greig.  The couple have pleaded not
guilty to multiple charges.  The Associated Press