FBI searches for Jimmy Hoffa's body in New Jersey landfill after deathbed tip | New Jersey
FBI confirms search for the Teamster boss, who disappeared in July 1975, had begun again after a 2020 death-bed tip from landfill worker
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FBI confirms search for the Teamster boss, who disappeared in July 1975, had begun again after a 2020 death-bed tip from landfill worker
A worker, on his deathbed, said he buried the body of the former Teamsters union chief in a steel drum. Read more at Boston.com.
Hoffa disappeared in 1975 after he supposedly met with two members of the mob.
The decades-long odyssey to find the remains of Jimmy Hoffa, a tenacious leader of the Teamsters union, has apparently turned to land next to a former New Jersey landfill that sits below an elevated highway. The FBI obtained a search warrant to “conduct a site survey underneath the Pulaski Skyway,” said Mara Schneider, a spokeswoman for the Detroit field office. “On October 25th & 26th, FBI personnel from the Newark and Detroit field offices completed the survey and that data is currently being analyzed,” Schneider said in a statement on Friday. She did not indicate whether anythin...
A Fox Nation investigation into the claim about where Jimmy Hoffa is buried is being actively pursued by law enforcement authorities to determine if the legendary labor leader, or another missing mob victim, is buried under a plot of land in New Jersey. The development comes after Fox Nation's investigative series "Riddle: The Search for James R. Hoffa" used ground-penetrating radar to detect multiple large pieces of curved buried metal, similar to buried drums, where Hoffa's remains were said to be buried in a 55-gallon metal drum shortly after he disappeared in Detroit in 1975. "This is ...