Witness protection
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Oct 30, 2026
210.) Fat Joe Addresses HOT 97 Situation + Trump Gets HEATED (10/30/26)
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4:13RahsaanPANELIST
Why you getting so tight?
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4:14Peter RosenbergHOST
By the way, he looks like he's in fucking Witness Protection.
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4:18Peter RosenbergHOST
Yo, this is like the NASA documentary.
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4:20Peter RosenbergHOST
I can't see anything you're saying, bro.
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4:23RahsaanPANELIST
have to put up the game like tremendously.
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4:27Peter RosenbergHOST
Yo, he literally looks like he is not allowed to speak.
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4:32Laura StylezHOST
Witness protection is coming.
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4:34Laura StylezHOST
Let's see.
Mystery Wire with George Knapp - One Year Anniversary of Mystery Wire - CLASSIC 2020
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30:48George KnappHOST
He was convinced by the feds that Tony Spolatro, his boss, was going to have him whacked, so he turned, and he helped put away a lot of mobsters, not only here, but in Chicago and across the Midwest.
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31:00George KnappHOST
And then he went into Witness Protection, and he was out in that for a number of years.
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31:04George KnappHOST
And we got the first interview with him when he was just emerging from Witness Protection, did some series, and I stayed in touch with him for years.
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31:12George KnappHOST
You know, in a way, it's kind of outrageous that – He enjoyed life as sort of a semi-celebrity.
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31:19George KnappHOST
He was in the movie Casino, which is about to celebrate its anniversary.
ANYONE CAN FOLLOW ORDERS
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28:10Lucie PrunierGUEST
Really?
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28:12António SalretaGUEST
Well, I had some people in the witness protection program aboard my station.
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28:17OscarHOST
So the research station wasn't actually just a research station, was it?
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28:22António SalretaGUEST
Maybe not.
Episode 45: Goodfellas: Two Generations and the Mob
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85:34LesliHOST
I'm like, is he talking to me? Yeah.
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85:37WillHOST
And then he goes on the Witness Protection Program.
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85:43WillHOST
Yeah.
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85:44WillHOST
If he's legitimately bronchial, we'll take that into consideration.
8 MINS LATER
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93:58LesliHOST
He had the one...
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94:01LesliHOST
Like an alias? No, what do you call it? When they hide you.
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94:08LesliHOST
Oh, witness protection.
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94:10LesliHOST
He had one name, and I think maybe it was because he got arrested, then he had to have another
From Mafia to Ministry: Robert Borelli’s Story
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30:44Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's kind of how I grew up.
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30:47Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now, of course, later on in life, I didn't follow those things because, as you know, I ended up collaborating with the government and was placed in the Witness Protection Program.
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30:58Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know, I was in Rikers Island feeling completely hopeless, and after I cried out to God, the government was going to my mom's house in Florida.
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31:08Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Always harassing her, hey, we want to try to talk to your son and all this kind of stuff.
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31:55Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I believe God used them for where I am today.
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31:59Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And they gave me an offer I just didn't refuse.
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32:01Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They said, if you cooperate with us, we'll try to change your life and we'll recommend you go into the Witness Protection Program.
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32:12Robert BorelliSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Of course, they can't promise you that because they're not, that's the marshals deal with the Witness Protection Program, not the AUSA's, the Assistant U.S.
3 Hours Of Scary Stories Before HALLOWEEN
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152:04Southern CannibalHOST
After six years of being stalked, I couldn't take the anxiety and stress.
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152:09Southern CannibalHOST
I went to the DA and he helped me get into a witness protection program.
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152:14Southern CannibalHOST
Unfortunately, there was a hurricane and all the prisoners had to be released, so my robber was released about a year after I went into hiding.
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152:23Southern CannibalHOST
I had to say goodbye to my old life and completely start over.
SPECIAL INTERVIEW: Maxwell Grigsby, head of Liberia's Witness Protection Agency
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18:26Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
you? Of course, because it's a crime for me to disclose or expose the identity of anyone.
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18:32Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
The current law, not even the amendment proposal, Section 7 of the Witness Protection Law makes it a felonious crime.
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18:40Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
to expose the identity of any person who provide testimony, thereby endangering their life.
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18:46Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
So it's a felony of the first degree.
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20:10Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
They sign off to it.
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20:12Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
They have each person working in the institution has signed off to an agreement that says, I am aware.
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20:17Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
I am aware that Section 7.1 and 2 of the Witness Protection Law provides that where I engage into action, that expose the identity of a witness or whistleblower, you know, I commit a felony of the first degree.
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20:31Teklo Maxwell GrigsbyGUEST
And when found guilty, I can be sent to jail for up to 10 years.
Episode 132 - Bill Smith
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2:23Casey EverettHOST
Now he's not mad anymore.
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2:24Aaron KincaidHOST
So, Bill, have, have y- were you part of Witness Protection? Because that name Bill Smith, it's, uh...
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2:29Aaron KincaidHOST
[laughs]
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2:30Casey EverettHOST
[laughs]
Goodfellas
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24:45David SimsHOST
What's life like for the mobster
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24:47Griffin NewmanHOST
who's now in witness protection? Right.
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24:49Griffin NewmanHOST
Yeah.
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24:49Griffin NewmanHOST
But based on the same accounts of Henry Hill.
45 MINS LATER
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70:07David SimsHOST
I think it's vital that you sort of know if for one, it would be a little boring if it was just like, here I am a young man.
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70:15David SimsHOST
And what I want to be is a gangster.
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70:18David SimsHOST
The, no, the book start, the prologue, right? Actually of the book is like, he's going into witness protection.
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70:23David SimsHOST
You need to, you know, like, which makes sense to like, you know, so Henry Hill has decided to not exist anymore.
Serial Killer Documentary - Marion Pruett (Mad Dog)
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4:14speaker_0NARRATOR
The sheriff grilled Sonny for more than three hours, during which Pearson revealed that he had a criminal past and a secret identity courtesy of the federal government.
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4:26Gennaro FerraraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He gives me the story about the, uh, the Marshals Service Witness Protection Program.
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4:33Gennaro FerraraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Come to pass, he did say at one point in time that he had robbed a bank at one point in his life.
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4:39speaker_0NARRATOR
Pearson refused to say much else, but did mention that he'd served time at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta.
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8:53Alice VickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The law was blaming him for the murder of his wife, and he told me, he said, "I swear to you on my mom's soul that I did not kill my wife." And those were his words when he left.
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9:05speaker_0NARRATOR
Marion Pruett escaped New Mexico undetected and went on a nationwide crime spree.
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9:12speaker_0NARRATOR
And because the Federal Witness Protection Program had given Pruett a new, cleaned up identity, the government would be widely blamed for allowing the rampage to occur.
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9:25Gerald ShurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The guy that turns a wild animal loose to kill is responsible.
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