This phrase literally translates to 'He who has not done, has not suspected.' It is used to imply that people who don't engage in wrong practices aren't usually suspicious of others. It's similar to the English phrase, 'A thief believes everybody steals.'
Examples
- Spanish: Pedro siempre desconfía de los demás. Ya sabes lo que dicen, 'el que no tiene hechas no tiene sospechas'.
- English: Pedro always distrusts others. You know what they say, 'he who has not done, has not suspected'.