Where is Jimmy Hoffa?

Question

They are digging for Jimmy Hoffa. Again.

https://www.cnn.com/2013/06/17/us/michigan-hoffa-search/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

Oakland Township, Michigan (CNN) -- The FBI -- working on information from an aging reputed mobster -- began digging in the waist-high grass of a Detroit-area field Monday in yet another search for the remains of former Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa, according to a law enforcement source with direct knowledge of the investigation.

Mobster turned rat-fink Tony Zerilli, now in his 80's, says that Hoffa was buried in a Michigan field about 20 miles north of a restaurant where he was last seen in 1975.

I love this mobster stuff.

Can't get enough.

TheGoldenGoose · Answer

They are digging for Jimmy Hoffa. Again.

https://www.cnn.com/2013/06/17/us/michigan-hoffa-search/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

Oakland Township, Michigan (CNN) -- The FBI -- working on information from an aging reputed mobster -- began digging in the waist-high grass of a Detroit-area field Monday in yet another search for the remains of former Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa, according to a law enforcement source with direct knowledge of the investigation.

Mobster turned rat-fink Tony Zerilli, now in his 80's, says that Hoffa was buried in a Michigan field about 20 miles north of a restaurant where he was last seen in 1975.

I love this mobster stuff.

Can't get enough.

Raisethis2 · Answer

Heaven forbid they should find the bones of a deer. Let the new multi million dollar investigation begin (like Michigan can afford it).

TheGoldenGoose · Answer

Exactly.  Really very stupid to spend taxpayer dollars on this shiit.  So what if you find Hoffa&#x27;s body?  What does it get us?

crod1980 · Answer

Another wild goose chase no doubt.

TheGoldenGoose · Answer

Nothing yet. Zerilli&#x27;s attorney, David Chasnick, told reporters Monday that Zerilli was told, "Hoffa was hit with a shovel and buried alive under a slab of concrete". "He wasn&#x27;t shot, he wasn&#x27;t stabbed, nothing like that. A cement slab of &#xD;&#xA;some sort was placed on top of the dirt to make certain he was not going&#xD;&#xA; to be discovered. And that was it. End of story," Zerilli&#x27;s manuscript &#xD;&#xA;says.

Getty3 · Answer

Like Detroit doesn&#x27;t have enough crime to contend with today, so let&#x27;s waste money and manpower on trying to find a guy who died almost 40 years ago. "Hello, 911. What is your emergency ?""My brutha D&#x27;Qwanzell just bin shot.""I&#x27;m sorry ma&#x27;am but the officers in your district are presently trying to find Jimmy Hoffa. It may be awhile before someone can help you."

Canada_Chris · Answer

Interesting name...

TheGoldenGoose · Answer

The Hoffa family wants closure. I understand that. But it just seems like a ridiculous waste of money and resources. When does this shiit end? They still going to be digging somewhere else a hundred years from now?

GunShard · Answer

He&#x27;s in the ocean.

Getty3 · Answer

I like it too. I may try and copyright it. Everyone who names their child D&#x27;Qwanzell will owe me royalties. Excellent.

Biscuiteater1 · Answer

I think the Feds will spring for the tab ?

TheGoldenGoose · Answer

Absolutely.  They don&#x27;t care how they spend our money.

TheGoldenGoose · Answer

He was last seen in Detroit.  That&#x27;s a few miles from the ocean.

Biscuiteater1 · Answer

Thats true ole buddy but getting to the bottom of a murder i dont think is wasted money. jmo

Absolutxedge22 · Answer

My girlfriend lives in Rochester Hills...maybe I should dig and check her back yard. I wonder if I would be able to get some type of reward.

speak2truth · Answer

If he was last seen in Detroit, why for years was it claimed he was buried in the Meadowlands?

HutchEmAll · Answer

I haven&#x27;t had direct experience with needing "closure" (ie. having the emotional need of recovering the remains and having a formal formal funeral, etc.).  Kind of like the "no man left behind" mantra in the military.  I just don&#x27;t understand the need to spend resources (and in the military, you&#x27;re talking lives) to recover a body that is going to be buried.  The person has died....their body no longer is functioning.  I can understand why the military would use this as a way of fostering comaraderie (spelling??), but it just seems like such a waste.  Can anyone else comment on this?

Biscuiteater1 · Answer

put yourself in their shoes. Lets say one of your loved ones went missing (not like Hoffa) just disappeared, do you think there would come a time when you would just write that person off.? Or would you wonder now and again about them till you died..Human nature i guess.

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