Jimmy Easy on Going into Witness Protection for Snitching, Mafia Hitmen Tried to Kill Him (Part 12)
July 4, 2026
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Jimmy Easy, a former mob insider, recently detailed his harrowing experience entering the witness protection program after turning informant against the Mafia. Facing a potential 15-year sentence, his cooperation earned him a 5.K.1 letter, allowing him to avoid further jail time. However, the decision came with deadly consequences. While running an Italian ice business in Little Rock, Arkansas, Mafia hitmen attempted to assassinate him, forcing an urgent relocation.
Jimmy explained how he was given new identities, including “James Capello” and later “Nicholas Savino,” alongside a new social security number. Moving with his wife and young daughter, he described the difficult transition and constant threat to his safety. Despite occasional brushes with trouble, including a brief jail incident, Jimmy declined ongoing financial support from the feds, wanting independence.
Sharing vivid stories from witness protection, Jimmy exposes the dangers and challenges faced by those who snitch on organized crime.
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