Snitch List is an archived directory page that lists named entries with subject, category, country, city, state, views and comments. The page invites users to submit secrets, dirt on a celebrity or witnessed crimes. Entries in the archived snapshot are largely based in the United States.
WhosaRat.com
WhosaRat.com is described by its site as a database of snitches, police informants, narcs, undercover DEA agents and other informants. The site states that a membership fee is charged for access, with members allowed to view all information and post new information, including informant and agent profiles, a message board and case law.
Features
- database of snitches, police informants, narcs Source: whosarat.com
- members allowed to View All Information and Post New Information Source: whosarat.com
Limitations
- charge a small membership fee Source: whosarat.com
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0Snitch List is an archived directory page that lists named entries with subject, category, country, city, state, views and comments. The page invites users to submit secrets, dirt on a celebrity or witnessed crimes. Entries in the archived snapshot are largely based in the United States.
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