July 30 1975: Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran allegedly murders Teamsters Leader Jimmy Hoffa in a house in northwest Detroit. The location of his body has been a mystery for over forty years. Follow Police Officer Jeffry Hansen's three-year journey as he investigates the most infamous disappearance of the twentieth century.
Digging for the Truth: The Final Resting Place of Jimmy Hoffa
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According to Frank Sheeran, there was no body to dispose of. The remains were taken to a mob controlled funeral home and cremated.
ReplyDeletePerhaps some of those ashes ended up in concrete in the Meadowlands, giving rise to the rumor that this was Hoffa's final resting place.