Typical colloquies: "How does it feel to be the no-1 snitch in US?" Answer: "We're #1! We're #1! We're #1!" Or "You realize that you have condemned Manning to death, right?" Answer: "Kid'll probably get six months".
Both sides probably agree on the trial's driving theme, their difference being its legal relevance: in cross-examination of the 11 "snitch" witnesses, the defence sought to put the corruption of Mexico's polity, military and police in the dock, in lieu of its client.
To date, Louie has posted more than 30 "snitch biographies"—submitted by himself and members of the public that contain some very personal details.
Hacker, 2-Snitch, 4-Assassin, Dealer, 5-Hoes, Money man (takes care of money) and Recruiter.
He was eventually able to line up more than 30 jailhouse snitches who were prepared to testify against the family -- all in exchange for time off of their own sentences.
By James Reid Parker The New Yorker, July 31 , 1948P. 23 Dessie and Snitch, two beautiful teen-age members of the Westchester Country Club, are trying their different techniques in snaring a young man named Gorham Chatfield.
With a weak debut of £268,000 from 305 sites, crime thriller Snitch confirms that, in the UK at least, Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, cannot be relied upon to open a movie.
The Stasi employed one snitch for every 50 or 60 people it watched.
Asking price a snitch at £138,000 for the privelege.
"No one's going to snitch," Marquis, 15, said.
"I've got 99 problems, but a snitch ain't one".
