Weasel

The ultimate rat who always looked out for number one.

Henry Hill, the real-life mobster whose story inspired 'Goodfellas,' was a master of self-serving manipulation — charming enough to earn loyalty, but ultimately willing to betray everyone around him to save his own skin. His decision to become an FBI informant and enter witness protection, ratting out his closest associates in the Lucchese crime family, is the defining act of a weasel: cunning, self-interested, and utterly unsentimental about loyalty when survival was on the line. He spent his post-mob life capitalizing on his notoriety with books, media appearances, and a restaurant, always finding an angle to spin his infamy into opportunity.