case and joins me now from boston. i don't even know where to begin. i would ask you the typical, you know, legal questions, how is the case, what's the testimony like? what i want to know is, are there like movie producers in there trying to write this thing as it develops? i can't believe some of this stuff that i'm seeing actually play out in real time. >> it's really incredible. you know, john martorano, in fact, has sold the rights to his life story and the movie rights to somebody already. he's just waiting to see whether it gets done. we can tell you whitey bulger's defense lawyers spent two days cross examining bulger's hitman and they suggested to the jury this was a mass murderer, a serial killer. martorano objected to the word serial killer. he said no serial killers kill because they like it. i didn't like it, he said. he basically suggested he was doing it because that was his business, that he was doing it to protect his partners, whitey bulger and steve fleming. he said the term he liked to use is the delanty. but when bulger's lawyers asked