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The dining room table groaned under the weight of the spread prepared for the evening: cold cuts, olives, cheeses, big bowls of pasta and salad, meatballs and sausage, bottles of fine wine, imported beer, and champagne. It was a grand Italian feast even though it was taking place in a house in South Boston, more commonly known as "Southie" to the locals, the city's staunchly Irish enclave. The guests were all men; the only woman in the house was the host's mother, who cooked and served the food. The group included local FBI agents, the President of the Massachusetts State Senate, and two of Boston's deadliest gangsters, Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi and his partner, the infamous boss of Boston's Irish mob, James "Whitey" Bulger.