The life of Boston’s most notorious gangster James “Whitey” Bulger has all the makings of a Hollywood blockbuster, and the crime lord may have already written the script himself in the pages of a secret autobiography that he has been writing during his years on the run.

The existence of the tell-all papers was disclosed in a status report filed by federal prosecutors in court on Tuesday, who revealed that a manuscript titled My Life in the Irish Mafia Wars was recovered by investigators

Talk about returning to the scene of the crime!

Brazen mob boss James 'Whitey' Bulger returned to Alcatraz, where he was previously incarcerated for four years, as a tourist during his 16 years on the run, and even posed for photos in prison stripes, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

The gangland baron - who inspired the movie The Departed - visited the famous prison during a trip to San Francisco with mob moll Teresa Stanley.

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According to the New York Post Whitey refused to go undercover at his old stomping ground - known as The Rock - and took a souvenir snap of himself at his former lock-up where he served time for armed robbery and hijacking.

Wearing matching cartoon style black and white striped outfits and standing behind bars, Bulger and Stanley mugged for the cameras.

The 81-year-old - who was caught by authorities on June 22, 2011 -  was believed to have been in the California city in 1995 after fleeing Boston under the threat of an indictment for murder and racketeering.

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He made it to the top of the FBI's Most Wanted List after Osama Bin Laden was killed and was wanted in connection with 19 murders.

Bulger and his girlfriend, Catherine Greig, were arrested at their Santa Monica apartment and had been living unassumingly off the alleged millions of dollars he had made during his time as a mobster.

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