Tom Simon

But I know I dealt with that a lot as an agent on the street in some communities where you would talk to somebody and they didn't want to talk to me.

And then it's just a coaxing job to get them to cooperate.

And nearly, I could break almost everybody.

Well, I mean, it's in a very logical, reasonable conversation about...

how this thing's going to turn out anyway.

that wasn't the real reason why they didn't cooperate and then then they just leaned then they were able while they were in prison they they kind of rested on yeah man you know who's really embraced the no snitching ethos who every commenter on every video i have where i tell the story about someone cooperating and it's like

He's a snitch.

I can't believe that guy snitched.

Or if I tell a story about someone who refused to.

I've told this Benny story before on my social media.

And I was like, good, Benny.

Don't be a snitch.

Don't cooperate.

No snitching.

I'm like, all right, tough guy in your mom's basement.

Once you have some skin in the game, your perspective may change.

Well, let's see how this one played out within the no snitching ethos.

This case began – this case takes place in Sumter County, Georgia.

A local church called the police and said weird things.

A lot of the people who go to our church who live in our little community within a mile or so of the church have been getting their checks stolen from their mailboxes.