The third, and youngest Flemmi brother and the only non-serial killer among the three of them. He is, however, just as crooked. Despite his brothers' deep gangland ties, he was somehow able to find a job on the Boston Police Department; his bullet-proof vest ended up on the Valhalla, the ship that Whitey Bulger was trying to use to get guns to the Irish Republican Army. After Stevie was incarcerated in 1995, the BPD crime-scene photographer got involved in such matters as moving the gang's arsenal. His nephew turned against him after he realized his father, Stevie, had murdered his half-sister, Deborah Hussey. Michael Flemmi told him to forget about it, that his dad was worth "millions." Instead, he went to the feds, and testified Michael into prison. Michael is now 68, and serving at the federal medical "prison" in Coleman, FL.

According to the Bureau of Prisons website, Mike's release date is currently scheduled for 9-5-2011, but he may get a break if Stevie provides good testimony in upcoming trials, including that of Zip Connolly, who will face a jury in Miami next winter for his alleged role in the murder of World Jai Alai executive John Callahan.