Joseph D. Pistone

Yeah, he's a genuinely good guy.

Before his trial was going on, I had a conversation with him for half an hour on the phone in Hawaii.

I was in Hawaii drinking margaritas in a lounge chair.

And my friend Doug, Doug Stanhope, calls me up.

He says, hey, Johnny wants to talk to you.

And me and Johnny were on the phone for like a fucking half an hour.

But that trial showed you who he really is and who she really is, too.

And it just shows you, you know.

His ex?

Who's Vanessa?

How strange was it to watch the finished product, to watch this version of your life, of your story?

Why'd they add that in there?

Those motherfuckers.

So how, after the case is closed, what is life like for you?

Like, how do you, I mean, you had to be worried about your life.

How long was it before you stopped worrying about that?

Did you keep in touch with any of those guys?

They tried to turn all of them, huh?

What do you think happened to the culture of the mob where these guys started snitching?

But it's also, you can't keep secrets anymore.