Let's take a moment of silence for the all the people who have disappeared, and nobody ever even heard their names.

@ladybug4207

Ай бұрын

🙏

@TheSharron

29 күн бұрын

Amen 🙏🏼

@daydreambeliever6603

27 күн бұрын

They sleep with the fishes❤

@ZemaiorPittman-lz7os

25 күн бұрын

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@loquat44-40

22 күн бұрын

What all of the people that were forced to bend themselves to the will of gangsters or get hurt.

The part that just doesn’t make sense is using a shotgun. Too noisy in a residential neighborhood and makes too much of a splatter mess. For that reason I say the story is off

@aaiello5787

Ай бұрын

You beat me to it. I agree 100 percent too sloppy.

@Mike1614b

Ай бұрын

and too much blood evidence. but back then all they could do was get the blood type, no DNA

@baronvonnembles

Ай бұрын

Yes, exactly. Shotgun makes too much mess and someone else could have gotten dinged by accident.

@thebeasters

Ай бұрын

Way too messy

@fubey8x

Ай бұрын

Ah yes the armchair know it all, you forget how most people don't give a fuck about what's going on in the world or neighborhood unless it has to do with them or they actually see it and even then don't give a fuck

It's obvious Hoffa's killer is not still alive.... He doesn't have a youtube channel.

@Weshopwizard

29 күн бұрын

Maybe I like to keep a low profile. Ooh. Forget I said anything.

@luke_skywanker7643

29 күн бұрын

Man, you WIN the internet with that one!🤣🤣

@bcatblues725

27 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂👍

@ZemaiorPittman-lz7os

25 күн бұрын

Frank Nitti Usher of Detroit killed Jimmy Hoffa. He got burned at Chester Campbell funeral parlor. Frank Nitti Usher was Tony Jack's driver.

@ZemaiorPittman-lz7os

25 күн бұрын

The blacks killed hoffa. Why Italians don't know who did it. The guy just died recently during covid. You guys look it up and figure it out

No one will EVER know the truth abour Hoffa. Period.

@davidrice3337

24 күн бұрын

I know the truth - he was killed and dispatched in a large body of water - not too hard to figure out

@petegregory517

24 күн бұрын

Soon as I heard "detective" all I could think was "cop, trained liar."

@markevan1

23 күн бұрын

@@petegregory517 With that, it's not hard to guess how you operate.

@mottthehoople693

12 күн бұрын

@@petegregory517 dumb comment...I see detective?? I see a smarter than average copper

@petegregory517

12 күн бұрын

@@mottthehoople693 Yeah, people love the taste of polish.

He’s gone and there is nothing we can do about it, and that’s that……

@sflagg0817

27 күн бұрын

Nice Goodfellas reference

@goodbonezz1289

23 күн бұрын

‘Real greaseball shit…’

@BBAKER22

5 күн бұрын

Exactly

@louiep9862

4 күн бұрын

Good one 👍🏾

@daves2822

17 сағат бұрын

Waddaya mean he's gone

My mother who was elderly at the time, had to have one of those dreaded “ladie’s exams”. She came home and said “Guess what the doctor found?” My brother piped up, “Jimmy Hoffa?” We howled like anything, my mother wasn’t impressed and my fiancée from the UK didn’t get the joke as she had no idea who Jimmy Hoffa was.

@presspound7358

Ай бұрын

Great little story. Real. 👍😂

@dizzy6277

28 күн бұрын

I thought that Jimmy Hoffa was found inside Tony Soprano by a doctor?... I was really constipated a while ago and I wondered if Jimmy was stuck in my rectum. But now i'm not so sure. I can see the value of a second opinion. It's clear Jimmy gets lodged inside some peculiar orifices. Maybe we should start a teamsters union for those whose health has been affected by Jimmy's intrusions.... And Jimmy can run the union if he ever pops out.

@bcatblues725

27 күн бұрын

😂

@alanratay4583

27 күн бұрын

That’s absolutely hilarious. I literally laughed out loud. Not playing. ✌️😎

@ritaking8827

27 күн бұрын

Ahhhh great story!

I always had the "feeling" that Jimmy went through a 'funeral home' business and probably got cremated.

@Frank-sr1dz

20 күн бұрын

💯💯💯

@allenwhite4886

9 күн бұрын

Shark bait

They cremated his body right after they killed him is the story around Detroit

@captainamerica6525

24 күн бұрын

Which makes sense. They shot Hoffa and transported the body to a Detroit cemetary and cremated it. Done in hours, not days.

@1991ROLEX

23 күн бұрын

Heard this story from my late uncle, a Federal LEO (not FBI). Yep, what most people thought then.

@warmonger1362

6 күн бұрын

@@captainamerica6525 Or the other possible scenario is that they poured some cement and built him into the base of the Renaissance center building which they were building at the time and is now the General Motors building. Most of the cement and construction companies were all Italian owned.

@BBAKER22

5 күн бұрын

Lol...And you believe it? Lol..WTF?

@warmonger1362

5 күн бұрын

@@BBAKER22 Most logical stories out there, I suppose you think they drove him all the way to New Jersey to kill him and bury him in the end zone in Giants stadium.

I went to elementary school with Hoffa's grandson. I actually met Jimmy Hoffa at his grandson's birthday party. The day that Hoffa disappeared the family took their grandson out of school on the same day via limo and I never saw him again.

I lived a mile from Bagnasco's Funeral Home. The people who didn't even know each other told me the same story. When I told the nephew of a couple of captains he just laughed and said "Yeah, that's Sam "Bags".

Geraldo says he's buried in Al Capones vault.

@RWildekrav66

29 күн бұрын

And Geraldo still couldn’t find him . Good old Jerry Rivers ! Can’t find shit .

@andsoitbegins464

23 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@dan-vv8gs

23 күн бұрын

Jimmy Hoffa was drinking a bottle of coke too.😊

@PJM454

22 күн бұрын

Jerkaldo is the biggest idiot ever to open his trap.

@DonVideoGuy007

13 күн бұрын

@MrScotttr1958 - He's a fully shaped wing nut... nobody should believe anything that he says about Jimmy Hoffa.

Blew they guy's head off in a house? Why make such a mess?

@user-ug6ti3op3x

Ай бұрын

Who knows ? And after some 45 years does it make any difference ? The detective here , his last ditch effort to be a legend of secrets giving him self insured fame .

@Bobbaloomis

27 күн бұрын

So he won’t have a head in the afterlife

@Tyronshoelaces

25 күн бұрын

😂😂😂​@@Bobbaloomis

@justlooking4771

24 күн бұрын

It was an abandoned house.

@Bobbaloomis

24 күн бұрын

@@Tyronshoelaces laugh all you want, that’s how these old guys think

I think the cremated body story is closest to the truth.

@balancedactguy

2 күн бұрын

Agreed. The actual rumor is tat he as strangled then taken too a foundry and was i incinerated in a Smelting Pot and his ashes were mixed in with molten steel. The joke afterward was he was now part of an engine block!

I've followed this case for many years and I have trouble believing that a shotgun was used and not a handgun. However, I do believe that he was in fact cremated or incinerated because that way there would never be any possibility of his body ever being found. It just makes the most sense to me. I have wondered if maybe the FBI knows the real truth but has chosen not to ever reveal it. JMO.

@myronhelton4441

18 күн бұрын

Never knew he was so important, they find drug dealers in their homes in my town not living in their beds & the nextdoor neighbors arent scared at all & dont even consider it important

why would they take the ashes to lake sinclair from just washing them down a drain

Hoffa walks through the door and they hit blew his head off with a shotgun? c'mon...

@timfleming3083

Ай бұрын

Too much brain, and body matter all over the walls, etc.i.e. evidence.

@elmerkilred159

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Why would you use a shotgun? That would be a big mess to clean up. We're talking hours of work if not days. Walls of older homes were not put together with sheet rock, so you have big holes to patch, sand, patch again, sand and paint... that's a few more days. The cremation part sounds nice, but why would you involve more people to cremate the body? It's complicated, and most mobsters I know are lazy cheap bastards. That's a lot of toting a body around, and a few trash cans full of bloody rags, clothing, and you have two witnesses including whoever is on your shooting crew and clean up crew, and someone at the mortuary who would automatically know it was Jimmy Hoffa by the next day when it was discovered he was missing.

@Snruisy

Ай бұрын

@@elmerkilred159 I agree with you 100%! That's not how it happened. This guy is full of lies, I think it is intentional to throw people off! But for me, and I kind of guess for you too, it is clear as daylight what actually happened!

@IanHotson

Ай бұрын

Good story, but I might think check the Republic landfill at Carleton Michigan

@acousticshadow4032

Ай бұрын

Indeed, the shotgun part ain't very likely.

Sir, what you said is so much more realistic than other theories I’ve heard over the years. I have always said, from the beginning, that no one will ever find Hoffa. When I saw people dig sites I always thought, “What a bunch of idiots.” Thanks. Cremated him! Why of course they did!!!

My great grandfather was a big shot in a union from the 40s thru the late 60s. Mob union. He swore he knew the truth and claims Hoffa's body was dumped into a bridge pier during the concrete pour. He refused to tell anyone in the family which bridge, but swore to it until his own dying day. Obviously, no one can prove or disprove it, but it's interesting to think about. 🤷‍♂️

@patriot6350

25 күн бұрын

Here to hoping it wasn't a Baltimore harbor bridge support..😂😂😮

@ltkreg

23 күн бұрын

@@patriot6350 I thought the same thing 🤣

@ronblack7870

22 күн бұрын

unless he saw it happen he didn't know. someone may have told him that i'm not saying he lied.

@lukkyluciano

19 күн бұрын

very common story. Ive heard he was poured into a slab in ________(add concrete plant) and Hoffa is holding up _________(insert bridge or structure that was completed shortly after his death) . You can fill in the blanks with any two depending on where you are and hearing the story from. "Hoffa was poured into a slab in Youngstown OH and is now part of the GE building in Detroit) Hoffa was poured into a slab in New Jersey and is now part of Foxboro Stadium Hoffa was poured into a slab in Detroit and now Jimmy is holding up the Wisconsin-Dubuque bridge" Old tale

@danielpozarek7462

12 күн бұрын

Too many people and witnesses involved in something like this. Cremation would only involve one person other than the hit team. There are several crematories in the Detroit area, so very likely that at least one had mob connections. Think of the money that could be made by making bodies disappear?

Hey Frank, I grew up around that guys that were directly involved with this in North Bergen - Union City NJ. A very close family member worked at Local 560 and we were close to a top guy who was a West Sider (The Westies). One day All of the we had to leave our home in Guttenberg quickly and we ended moving around to different places in the Catskills in the 70's. Respectively- I overheard what happened to Mr. Hoffa a little differently. In a funny turn of events the West Sider who was living with us was hiding out because of another well known incident. He ended up saving me and my mothers life from a really (REALLY) bad time after all of this and we were able to flee... It's sad that all of that was over Egos and Greed... I find myself disgusted by all of the movies and stories that are written about these horrible people. Not much is mentioned about the kids who were affected by it all. People have no idea the level of depravity these sc*mbags are capable of. Mr. Hoffa will not be found and no one will really know the facts because of all of the "buffers" that were placed in this situation. Thanks.

@fubey8x

Ай бұрын

oh ya have to believe a youtube commenter, I heard what happened to hoffa but proceeds to tell us his life story, ok bud

@joeterp5615

28 күн бұрын

I agree with your sense of disgust. I’ve never liked how these guys are glorified in movies. Imagine if we made movies about the KKK that presented them sympathetically (well there was one… but it was a silent movie made in 1915).

@user-rr1zt5go4q

23 күн бұрын

Many thanks for reminding us that these 'organized criminals' are indeed scumbags. I watched all the Godfather movies and the Scorsese movies, but never again. Jimmy Hoffa should've left the union and walked away, but all these guys have an ego which gets in the way. Very glad that you and your mom were able to escape with your lives all that time ago. All the best !

@gino423

7 күн бұрын

560 guy here..PIE Trucking late 70's to late 80's Knew the players ....

@gino423

7 күн бұрын

A lot of relatives worked on my job ....PIE trucking

Doesn't matter who killed him or where the body went, ultimately the order of the hit came from the teamster leaders who didn't want him gaining control of the union again. The loss of Hoffa was the beginning of the downfall of the Teamsters Union. When Hoffa was the head of the union, there was no such thing as a non union trucking company. The leadership of the union after Hoffa only cared about themselves and allowed non union companies, even union companies forming non union companies. No matter what people think of Hoffa, he took care of the working members.

@ronblack7870

22 күн бұрын

boo who

@JohnDavies-cn3ro

11 күн бұрын

"Took care of' has more than one meaning...... and someone certainly took care of Jimmy Hoffa.

Tony Giacalone knew. Uncle Lou confirms there is no way Hoffa wasn’t burned up within an hour of his murder. He played golf with Tony, apparently.

Hoffa never left Detroit,there’s no body.🔥

@bobettemorgan453

29 күн бұрын

Damn Straight ! He's in the footings in the Ren Cen.. That's the "tea" in Construction Trades. Cross check Superintendent Reports compared with Missing Reports. After all, whose going to dig up the RenCen..???

@kidseldomseen

29 күн бұрын

@@bobettemorgan453 hoffa turned to ashes soon after they carried his body out of the house on beaverland st.

@user-mr3ct1dm9p

25 күн бұрын

​@@bobettemorgan453I had heard the exact same thing. A guy that I used to work with, that was working all kinds of crazy hours,pouring the caisson footings at the Ren Cen-- he said that one day they were all told that they were only to work 8 hours and go home. He said when he got home, him and his wife were eating dinner, and the Hoffa story was all over TV.

With how many enemies he had, it could have been multiple people.

@7thsealord888

28 күн бұрын

"Please form an orderly queue ..." :)

Why a shotgun? Very messy in someone’s house. Lots to clean…

New sub from Belfast, Ireland. 👍 Would love to hear more about the stuff you worked on over your career.

@rockym2931

28 күн бұрын

Good idea.

Literally the plot of The Irishman 😂

@queenslander954

Ай бұрын

Yea mate , he must have watched it & got inspired. .. 😂

@user-gm7oo7rd2p

Ай бұрын

@@queenslander954the story has been recounted before the book was even written. Only part that’s different is Sally Buggs apparently shot Jimmy Hoffa and then jumped his body somewhere, Frank Sheeran was just bait

@howard5992

29 күн бұрын

@@queenslander954 he actually said he watched it

@jobebrian

5 күн бұрын

No wonder he says he didn’t like it!

I just subbed up, looking forward to more excellent content.

My aunt and uncle were federal marshals and the rumor they heard was Hoffa was strangled with a garotte and then his body was put into an industrial incinerator.

"HIS VERSION" of what happened to Hoffa. There's a zillion of them. (eye roll)

This account of Hoffa's murder mirrors the story told by Frank Sheran in, I Heard You Paint Houses. There are some slight differences, but the meat and postatoes of what the detective said in this video is extremely close to what the Irishman said in his deathbed confession.

@cameronjones8641

Ай бұрын

Which, for many people in the mafia, were all lies. I don't claim to know but I'm skeptical of the Irish man's portrayal of events.

@InterestedAmerican

Ай бұрын

@@cameronjones8641 Skepticism is a good thing. Two Stories that have come about independantly that closely resemble each other means to me it is likely the events took place as stated. Who the triggerman was is all that's left to be proved. Frank Sheeran confessed to it, and Hoffa's family believe he was there when their father was taken. That should count for something.

@crusader7991

Күн бұрын

@@InterestedAmerican Sheeran had a history of making things up. Maybe he heard the story and inserted himself into it.

@InterestedAmerican

Күн бұрын

@@crusader7991 I didn't know you knew him.

If he actually knew, Hoffa would have been recovered. If he knew and didn't say anything he should be in jail.

From what I heard years ago from people who are also passed away, Hoffa DID make it to Giants Stadium - in the form of about 100 lbs of hot dogs. Heard this from two separate sources.

When you ride with outlaws, you die like an outlaw.

Billy Jack used a garrote. He and Briguglio put Hoffa's body in the trunk of Jr.'s Merc. Later... they went to the incinerator, sandwiched him inbetween some cardboard and put him in. That's why the dogs sniffed and hit on the car later on. There wasnt even a drop of blood. The Feds took the car. The Detroit Partnership is/was the only family that could ever keep quiet. Once they finished a job... it was NEVER mentioned again. Not even amongst themselves. We all know what happened to "Sally Bugs". Chuckie sat behind the wheel of the Merc at the Schultz residence the entire time. He didn't actually "see" anything... so he couldn't actually "say" anything; and, he knew what would happen if he ever did. He "suspected" what had taken place, put two and two together, but had to lie to save his own skin. Little Lenny was with Tony that afternoon. His house was empty but Hoffa was duped into thinking the meet was there and he walked right into it. Vito wasn't a "Made Man" at the time, but he got made later as a result. He took it to the grave, along with a few others. That's my take on it.

@cd3949

23 күн бұрын

Sounds like you watched Goodfellas one too many times.

@joebobgrizzler9963

23 күн бұрын

@@cd3949 - Over at your mom's house...

@cd3949

23 күн бұрын

@@joebobgrizzler9963 What a zinger. 🙄

I drove past Machus Red Fox twice on the day he disappeared, and often wondered if I hadn't been in the proximity of a car driving him away. As a 76 year resident of the Detroit area, I've heard several accounts from people closely familiar with that culture, who I know personally. There is one story that I've always found the most credible, and Mr. Pergola has just repeated it.

A professional hit man using a shot gun in a residential neighbor on a known public figure? He was more likely strangled to cut down any noise.

That is the exact story I heard from a member of the Genovese crime family over 20 years ago.

All these years and nobody bothers to mention his Safe House in Lansing Michigan or the lime pits that are relatively close to said house

Where’s the full interview ?

Hoffa’s body will never be found, period!

The Irishman was a terrible film . Very likely Anthony Provenzano had Hoffa killed and to some extent who actually carried out his orders is a bit irrelevant as he was ultimately responsible. Shocking as it is , its difficult to feel much sympathy for Hoffa, as he seems to have used the mob throughout his career for his own ends. For instance he allowed Teamster’s union funds to be used by the mob to build casinos in Las Vegas etc

@InterestedAmerican

Ай бұрын

The movie was not like it was said in the book that movie is based on. I Heard You Paint Houses, to me is the definitive book on the topic and a must read if you are into the subject of Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance. The book account is so close to this detective's account. In the book Frank Sheran takes responsibility as the shooter and the guy this detective mentions as the shooter was the guy that got the house they killed Hoffa in.

@TJS82

28 күн бұрын

@@InterestedAmerican I read the book LONG before the movie was even made, much less when I saw it, and thought the book was better. In fact, it didn`t even need to be made into a movie, as far as I`m concerned, because Hollywood likes to embellish true stories and 9 times out of 10, I think the real-life person(s) is more interesting, anyway!

@InterestedAmerican

28 күн бұрын

@@TJS82 I completely agree. The movie was a let down compared to the book.

@TJS82

28 күн бұрын

@@InterestedAmerican As I said, knowing Hollywood`s reputation, my expectations were realistic, at best, so, I wasn`t necessarily surprised.

@bcatblues725

27 күн бұрын

I was embarrassed for Robert De Niro when he was kicking that man in the street. It looked so ridiculous.

That sounds like a real story that rings a bell concerning Hoffa's disappearance! I could believe this more than him being buried someplace especially after the case of the 3 Civil rights workers down south. How they were found and charges were brought against the perpetrators.

getting cremated does make sense. there would be no way in hell that his body would be found. ashes don't have dna any more.

Thank you

simple and straightforward

Jimmy is in the Yellow Pages - under "Cement".

Love listening to Frank Pergola. Wish I could hear more stories from him. Hope he writes a book about his career. Maybe he did, I'll check online.

I always believed there was NO body. A smart killer would cremated. End of story.

The mafia guys who talked, the car crushing makes the most sense, according to Sam Gravano

The biggest question today is, does anybody really give a sh*t what happened to Hoffa?

Frank made at least one misstatement of fact - Genovese hitman Red Hot's name was Enrico Gentile, not Galante.

My grandfather was a Deputy US Marshal, he was involved in witness protection for informants. He actually did protection for a guy who testified against Hoffa, kind of ironic. Most of what he did, he never talked about because he couldn't.

Beaverland street in northwest Detroit, and in the Warrendale neighborhood, which was closeby, there were several funeral homes along Warren Avenue. Beaverland ran north to south from 8 Mile to Warren in the south. The restaurant was the Machus Red Fox at Telegraph and Maple. Jimmy was probably dust before dinner time that same day. I am from Detroit and know that Warrendale area well. He never had the meeting that he went to the restaurant for.

@user-vl8qw8hp1g

25 күн бұрын

Oh, he had the meeting. It just wasn't the kind of "meeting" he thought it would be. IMHO

@garymeadows5280

25 күн бұрын

This information came from a now deceased Teamster, and Goodfellow from New Jersey who was Hoffa's friend and bodyguard, and who was also an associate of Tony Provenzano, Tony Pro. Tony Jack Giacalone was a no show, and the car used belonged to a nephew of someone involved in Jimmy's hit. Even the house they took him too belonged to a relative of someone involved. There was even a cleaning crew on hand to get rid of evidence and clean the house afterwards. At that, and still now the neighbor hood was quiet, and only a mile or less east of Telegraph so it was an easy, quick drive. And hoffa was shot once he walked in the house. And a long Warren were several funeral homes. Quick, convenient, and jimmy was probably dust in the wind before Cronkite came on with the nightly news during dinner time.

@JohnnyDanger36963

7 күн бұрын

​@@garymeadows5280did they use a union staffed crematorium?

@warmonger1362

4 күн бұрын

@@garymeadows5280 They did find blood under the floorboards twenty years later when the house was empty, but it was too degraded to get any DNA.

Like other people posting here, I have my doubts about an experienced criminal using a shotgun inside a private house. Making noise and leaving lots of blood-spatter evidence. Also, transporting the body to a crematorium leaves blood evidence. And somebody at the crematorium was bound to notice a body with no head.

I would love to see what Dan Moldea has to say about that.

Yup. U R right sort of. His body is well covered up.

Det Frank Pergola Absolute Legend 💙💙🇺🇲

@notintohandles

Ай бұрын

Your English is fine! The Google translation sucks!

@doriangray2020

Ай бұрын

He is a babbling old man trying to stay relevant. Story doesn’t make sense…a shotgun is too loud (residential area) and too messy.

I remember seeing a horse farm being dug up in Michigan.

My dad was working for his uncle in Detroit at a “recreation center” that was really a gambling hall for numbers and sports. Hoffa used to come in there all the time. Also, Tony Giacolone came in there all the time as well. “Tony Jack” as they used to call him came to my grandparents home for dinner back in the day. He was one of the people to meet Hoffa at the restaurant and the last to be seen with him! Tony did indeed personally give the details to my uncle about the demise of Hoffa.

@JohnnyDanger36963

7 күн бұрын

what were the details on hoffas disappearance?

Best theory out there, plus this guy is credible

But the story he relates is almost exactly the same as the one in The Irishman. The actual triggerman may be different but the set up is the same.

That sounds very reasonable. Better than some of the other theories.

The mother of one of my high school girlfriends, back in the early '70s, was good friends with Hoffa for many years.

That's the best one on Jimmy Hoffa I've heard. No reason to make that one up. May Jimmy REST in PEACE. THE REST WELL ITS BETWEEN AND THEIR MAKER

You mean Jimmy Hoffa is not living with Elvis and Bruce Lee in Roswell?

When I lived up there at that time, rumor was he was holding up one of the new pillars of the new Pontiac Stadium being built nearby. They never would have found him. Other rumor was ties of knowledge to Kennedy shooting.

Thanks.

I don't know where he's buried but I think Tony Giacalone has something to do with it

Somebody’s house was full of blood and brains. I hope the mob had some really good clean up people that wouldn’t talk.😮

@user-vl8qw8hp1g

25 күн бұрын

Money buys silence. Snitches get a whole lot more than stitches.

@warmonger1362

4 күн бұрын

Dinner reservation for one.

Very plausible except for the shotgun. Too messy. Probably shot with a handgun. Cremation seems very likely. Cremains dumped into the lake. Hence, Jimmy sleeps with the fishes.

Nobody would probably be prosecuted for Hoffa ever

New subscriber. 👍

That makes sense. It’s not personal it’s just business. Franzese said he knows where Hoffa went. He said he sleeps with the fishes. 😆

The best guess is that Hoffa is somewhere under the 696 interstate which was under construction at the time.

@dragonflylove7636

27 күн бұрын

Actually, it's I-96

@daydreambeliever6603

27 күн бұрын

My dad always swore he had been put in one of the I-94 concrete overpass pillars. And he wasn’t dead when he went in.

@jwatt247

23 күн бұрын

I heard under old tigers stadium

Sounds more likely than any of the other scenarios.

Wasn’t that basically The Irishman Story ?? Especially at the end

Jimmie Hoffa is in area 51.

Jimmy Hoffa was dumped into a heat of steel at the Rouge

@markevan1

23 күн бұрын

And so the truth is finally known, revealed in a KZread comment section by Raymond. Yep. That wraps it up.

Fat Tony called many shots for the mafia and he knew how to throw his weight around. The mafia were well respected and respected all. Miss these old timers.

To this day I reference Jimmy Hoffa in a variety of scenarios. Good to know how it finally happened. May God have mercy on his soul and the souls of all those who have disappeared. God bless~

New sub here from Quebec !

@bcatblues725

27 күн бұрын

Hello Canada.

@lousekoya1803

27 күн бұрын

@@bcatblues725 Hey !!

Mad shit ! I love facts ! I love truth! Nice work Gentlemen Keep it coming 👣🇦🇺🌍⚖️✝️

From someplace I don't recall, I was convinced that due to foul play, Mr. Hoffa wound up...."sleeping with the fishes." 🧐

i will accept that!!! makes perfect sence!!! ty sir now we know!!!

Not a new theory , but with more detail. Several years ago I saw a KZread video with an ex mafia member whose name I wish I could remember because I'm sure the video is still available. Anyhow , he said that after the hit , the body was brought to a mob friendly funeral home and cremated which jibes with this story.

Ever notice the endless line of those who know what happened to Hoffa? 😂

I always thought he was killed in Michigan.

@user-gm9he1os5o

7 күн бұрын

Anything is possible after 49 years.

Definitely possible. This guy probably knows for sure.

I lived about 5 miles from Machus Red Fox restaurant (which was in Bloomfield, not Detroit, on Telegraph Ave.) when he got snatched. A joke going around at the time said that somebody will crash into a concrete lane separator on the (then new) John C. Lodge freeway and we'd find an ankle sticking out...

@user-gm9he1os5o

7 күн бұрын

Would you believe that he may be buried somewhere in Southfield? Someone floated some information out there that he may be underneath one of the major intersections in town.

This was a Detroit operation with all Detroit players and had nothing to do with New Jersey or New York.

Spaghetti and Salami took hoffa 😅😅😅 this guys FOS

Most of these details are described in the book, “I heard you paint houses”. Which is an autobiography of the Irishman that joined the mob after trying to kill some of them.

You mentioned at the end Bragulio transporting the body. My father-in-law (also deceased now) was Sal Bragulio's friend. He borrowed a white suit from Sal to get married in & we have the picture. Anyway my father-in-law always said Sally did it. Don't know how he knew that or if he knew for sure. Just what he always said. My father-in-law was a truck driver in the teamsters union & lived in North Bergen, NJ.

What about the real truth that the last place he was ever seen alive was when he left the Federal Courthouse in Chattanooga, Tenn? That's the truth.

I watched The Irishman and trying to recall the story….I do know it was about Jimmy Hoffa and I recall a scene where I think he walks in a house and is immediately blown away….is the correct recollection?

Спасибо за интересный выпуск

what about hoffas driver who went missing with him as well as the car?

Why should we believe him? The real story is Hoffa in managing a Cinnabon in Omaha.

Ask Jimmy two times ; two times.

So fitting that hoffa’s middle name was riddle.