Ronald Reagan served as a confidential informant for the FBI, snitching about pro_Communist influences in the Screen
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UNSPEAKABLE TIMES Infamous Snitches Who Avoided Life in Prison Everyone knows the age-old adage "snitches get stitches," yet for some reason people still decide to tattle. While you're reading through...
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Everyone knows the age-old adage "snitches get stitches," yet for some reason people still decide to tattle. While you're reading through this list of famous informants who avoided jail time by turning in their closest pals (and accomplices) take some time for self reflection and remember that even when your friends annoy you, at least they aren't mob snitches!
It's bananas to think that some of the mafia snitches and other tattletales on this list were able to get off squeaky clean after all the heinous crimes they committed, just by naming names. From Ronald Reagan and Walt Disney to Linda Tripp and a whole lot of mafia guys with cool nicknames, these are the biggest snitches in history.
Before he was the 40th president of the United States, Ronald Reagan lived out his days in Hollyweird, acting in films like Bedtime for Bonzo and Hellcats of the Navy. This is common knowledge. But did you know that as a budding politician in Hollywood's acting community after World War II, Reagan served as a confidential informant for the FBI, snitching about pro-Communist influences in the Screen Actors Guild and other Hollywood organizations?
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Source: Mercury News
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