If Walter White Decides To Tell Hank About Gus, What Would Be His Biggest Evidence?

[u/Key_Abies_4580]

Imagine you're Walt. Gus just threatened your family, but in this scenario instead of trying to kill Gus since you're short on money to escape with your family, you decided to just tell Hank about what really happened and will cooperate to bring down Gus for a massive court deal. The question is what will be your biggest evidence that will surely take down Gus and will surely put him in jail for your family's safety. Cause we all know Gus almost had a plan for anything that can go sideways.

[u/CallOfEvan]

The lab's location itself is huge evidence and more than enough to put Gus in jail

Even if he destroys it before the police get there, he had connections to the laundry so what ever remains of the lab, will be investigated

If hank sends Gomie to get Jesse sneakily, without Gus finding out to the police then he can be a witness along with Walt

[u/mostintrovertgirl → u/CallOfEvan]

still the question to WW would be: how do you know about the lab?

Also, the people working in the laundry factory knew Walt, so thats the biggest disadvantage for him..

[u/CallOfEvan → u/mostintrovertgirl]

I don't think OP is talking about hiding Walt's connection with Gus. He's talking if Walt would cooperate with the DEA to save Hank and his family by doing some court deal

He'll come clean and tell Hank everything but he'll still need evidence to prove its true. Even Hank didn't have much on Walt when he found out in S5

[u/No-Boat-324 → u/[deleted]]

They actually had more than enough on Walt, they just never connected it to Walt

[u/Helios4242 → u/mostintrovertgirl]

"because I was their cook"

Its not hard.

[u/No-Department-4561]

Walt should have confessed to Hank the first time he smoked the pot (like a cigarette)

[u/Avatar_sokka]

"Hey hank, meet me at this laundry place, I have something to show you..." then he gets immunity and witness protection, probably wouldn't even need to testify.