Oral biologists at the University at Buffalo UB School of Dental Medicine) recently (May 2008) decided that the bacteria species, Solobacterium moorei, was directly related with halitosis cases. In their study, they deemed that everyone who had halitosis also had this bacteria, whereas the majority of non-halitosis cases didn't.
A caveat with these sort of studies is that these studies appear on pubmed and seem to come and go, with no-one else following up or someone posting alternative outcomes. This would also only apply to 'local' halitosis rather than bloodborne halitosis.
http://www.buffalo.edu/news/9291
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