Wow I’m sitting here in Scotland but love all that mafia stuff,the age of easy entertainment a bit of crime lol,so this is fascinating genuinely historical moments in time,cheers the channel creator people 👍⚔️
We all know Jimmy Hoffa was murdered but no one knows the exact place where he’s buried or where his ashes were scattered . A classic American crime story !
Incinerated at Central Sanitation in Detroit. A Detroit Partnership owned company. Burned down in an arson fire a week before the FEDs got a search warrant signed.
He was never buried. There was a mob friendly funeral director that ran a crematorium just 20 minutes away from where Hoffa disappeared. He was cremated and most likely his remains were dumped in a body of water. This is the scenario that makes the most sense.
Lmfaoo. Because we all know who the #1 patsy always will be, but only in this scenario, Hoffa was “kept in the loop,” but would meet his own demise in a similar fate (more or less!) Crazy how he refused to just “take the money, and ride off into the sun,” on a high note, like a hero, but instead, made the very same mistake that many/ if not all the enemies of his *AND HIS BUS. PARTNERS!* had made in his very lengthy career! He was a smart guy, who was way ahead of his time, but unfortunately, at that point in time, his “now-former” business partners had *ZERO* intentions of bringing him back, anytime in the “then, forseeable-future,” and his ego most likely is what led to his fate. 😢 He honestly should have “played his cards” better instead of thinking he was going to easily be able to recover his position, upon his release from prison. A guy of “his caliber/in his league,” should have waited for a better time, but unfortunately, the comfort zone did him in, as he became way too complacement, “acting the way he did usually,” despite his loss of the status/ title. Either way, this man should be discussed and taught about more frequently in US history, rather than “ going down in the books”due to that b.s. conviction! He was and still is IMO a more suitable and proper candidate for a holiday to be celebrates/ named after. Let’s be real here, instead of replacing “Colombus Day,” w/ “Indigenous People’s Day,” *”Jimmy Hoffa Day”* and what he stood for has a very valid case for why it deserves “to be.”
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Many years ago I heard this from "a guy who knew a guy" - Jimmy was driven to an incinerator less than a mile down the road that was owned by Jimmy's successor in the Teamsters Union - Fitzimmons) He stood everything to gain from Hoffa's disappearance and NOTHING TO LOSE. So that made more sense to me than the "he was dumped in the everglades" or Giants stadium nonsense. No body - no crime. Ashes to ashes as they say.
Somewhat true but it was a mob friendly funeral director who ran a crematorium. Fitzsummons had nothing to do with it. He was not connected. They would have never included him in it.
@@12yearssober Well if ANYONE would have the actual dirt or secrets it would be you Jeffrey. That was YOUR specialty huh? So.... Back on the Island, where no one would ever think to look, are ya? But seriously, I agree with your assessments. But if they did use an incinerator, he would have been more than eager to help out - because ha HATED Jimmy. But I guess you knew something I didn't - about the Italian-owned crematorium. Oh. I see now... Its Jeffery, not Jeffrey. Clever. But that answer made you sound like someone who collected dirt and secrets for a living. He ain't dead either. What's your theory on WHERE JE is?
Fitzsimmons did not own an incinerator and Fitzsimmons was luckily kept in the dark. Tony Pro and Tony Giacalone arranged his demise and both of them had connections to various ways of disposal. In order to have kept this secret for this long very few people would have been involved. The old saying 3 can keep a secret if two of them are dead comes to mind
There was NO sheeran but there was an o'brien, in a Giacalone's car the day Hoffa disappeared, can U explain that? Tony pro's boss worked for Tony G. Hoffa was meant 2 have a meeting with tony pro the day he went missing.
One account i read, ( Jack the Ripper ) was that investigators had settled upon an individual who was a member of the Royal family. And that doused the investigation, right there.
Wanna know a secret? This o'brien was a weapon of convenience. Here's a kid so stupid, he's involved in this thing & he gets a fish to give to the Hoffa family "anonymously". Jack was so mad his' wife hurried him off before he fell out of rotation. (Saw GF) assumed that's what u do, Idk?
No. …Chuckie O’Brian was used as a patsy…miss direction from the men who planned the hit. Aka: Anthony Giacolone and Vito Giacolone the masterminds behind the hit. Tony ‘Pal’ Palazzolo was the actual killer. Jimmy was incinerated at Central Sanitation, a Detroit Partnership owned sanitation company that burned down due to an arson fire just prior to the FBI executing a search warrant.
And for o'brien it was very personal. Got nervous & booked it, knowing what he knew, he couldn't stand up to Jimmy Jr., nevermind professional investigators. They used that against him, guilt & prison. I'd even wager, not much that he somehow was coerced to pull the trigger. Now, what happened after, Idk? But it was effective.
@@12yearssober He wasn’t so hard that he was killed because of his ego. He could have retired a millionaire but nah…. He had to roll the dice. Not the most sympathetic person. He had people murdered.
It was an, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" kind of thing. He could not have achieved what he achieved had he fought the mob. He would have lost. Despite everything, he was his own boss, or at least he operated as if he were. That brought him glory, but it also brought him his demise.
Wow I’m sitting here in Scotland but love all that mafia stuff,the age of easy entertainment a bit of crime lol,so this is fascinating genuinely historical moments in time,cheers the channel creator people 👍⚔️
I wouldn't be too optimistic!
We all know Jimmy Hoffa was murdered but no one knows the exact place where he’s buried or where his ashes were scattered . A classic American crime story !
Incinerated at Central Sanitation in Detroit.
A Detroit Partnership owned company.
Burned down in an arson fire a week before the FEDs got a search warrant signed.
He is probably in UR-ANUS
He was never buried. There was a mob friendly funeral director that ran a crematorium just 20 minutes away from where Hoffa disappeared. He was cremated and most likely his remains were dumped in a body of water. This is the scenario that makes the most sense.
He’s not buried anywhere. He was dismembered and disposed of far out in the Atlantic Ocean.
@@marcryan1974 I could well believe that bruh
Chuckie O’Brian… the second biggest Patsy in US History💯
Lmfaoo. Because we all know who the #1 patsy always will be, but only in this scenario, Hoffa was “kept in the loop,” but would meet his own demise in a similar fate (more or less!) Crazy how he refused to just “take the money, and ride off into the sun,” on a high note, like a hero, but instead, made the very same mistake that many/ if not all the enemies of his *AND HIS BUS. PARTNERS!* had made in his very lengthy career! He was a smart guy, who was way ahead of his time, but unfortunately, at that point in time, his “now-former” business partners had *ZERO* intentions of bringing him back, anytime in the “then, forseeable-future,” and his ego most likely is what led to his fate. 😢 He honestly should have “played his cards” better instead of thinking he was going to easily be able to recover his position, upon his release from prison. A guy of “his caliber/in his league,” should have waited for a better time, but unfortunately, the comfort zone did him in, as he became way too complacement, “acting the way he did usually,” despite his loss of the status/ title. Either way, this man should be discussed and taught about more frequently in US history, rather than “ going down in the books”due to that b.s. conviction! He was and still is IMO a more suitable and proper candidate for a holiday to be celebrates/ named after. Let’s be real here, instead of replacing “Colombus Day,” w/ “Indigenous People’s Day,” *”Jimmy Hoffa Day”* and what he stood for has a very valid case for why it deserves “to be.”
This is great.
Interview @ 15:33 is with Jim Herrington, Detroit's local ABC news station. One of Channel 7's top reporters.
@Jeffery Epstein
When you are going to invite me to the island? Nobody denies Hoffa an opportunity.
"FUCK" the Disappearance of Chuckie O Brien "Where Is Hoffa"..."Where Is Jimmy?" Where Is Jimmy?"👍😎...*MOBFAX* on the Prowl 🦁🐅✨🎇
You have a sad life
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@@big_time9484 Well your mom did it to me last night bitch
Many years ago I heard this from "a guy who knew a guy" - Jimmy was driven to an incinerator less than a mile down the road that was owned by Jimmy's successor in the Teamsters Union - Fitzimmons) He stood everything to gain from Hoffa's disappearance and NOTHING TO LOSE. So that made more sense to me than the "he was dumped in the everglades" or Giants stadium nonsense. No body - no crime. Ashes to ashes as they say.
Somewhat true but it was a mob friendly funeral director who ran a crematorium. Fitzsummons had nothing to do with it. He was not connected. They would have never included him in it.
@@12yearssober Well if ANYONE would have the actual dirt or secrets it would be you Jeffrey. That was YOUR specialty huh? So.... Back on the Island, where no one would ever think to look, are ya?
But seriously, I agree with your assessments. But if they did use an incinerator, he would have been more than eager to help out - because ha HATED Jimmy. But I guess you knew something I didn't - about the Italian-owned crematorium.
Oh. I see now... Its Jeffery, not Jeffrey. Clever. But that answer made you sound like someone who collected dirt and secrets for a living. He ain't dead either. What's your theory on WHERE JE is?
Fitzsimmons did not own an incinerator and Fitzsimmons was luckily kept in the dark. Tony Pro and Tony Giacalone arranged his demise and both of them had connections to various ways of disposal. In order to have kept this secret for this long very few people would have been involved. The old saying 3 can keep a secret if two of them are dead comes to mind
@@12yearssober
When you are going to invite me to the island? Nobody denies Hoffa an opportunity.
TEAMSTERS LOCAL 853!
There isn't a witness in there right mind that would come forward
They are all in their 80's or dead.
If yall listened to sammy the bull and Michael Franzese 😤 you'd already know the answer to this . Period
Neither one of them have said anything substantial.
@@12yearssober well they let you know there not missing and about were the body's are
@@12yearssober that's more than he knew
@@VictorWaag
All I heard was a body of water. That isn't much to go on.
@@12yearssober lol true that! I was just saying to the guy that if he wanted to know more then nothing at all watch them
Uncle Jimmy is living in my basement
There was NO sheeran but there was an o'brien, in a Giacalone's car the day Hoffa disappeared, can U explain that? Tony pro's boss worked for Tony G. Hoffa was meant 2 have a meeting with tony pro the day he went missing.
Two main things I'd love to know before I did one is Hoffa and the other is who the fuck was jack the ripper
One account i read, ( Jack the Ripper ) was that investigators had settled upon an individual who was a member of the Royal family. And that doused the investigation, right there.
shot by his best friend at a house in detroit
stubborn as a mule fcked up nd found out
Dust to Dust .
Wanna know a secret? This o'brien was a weapon of convenience. Here's a kid so stupid, he's involved in this thing & he gets a fish to give to the Hoffa family "anonymously". Jack was so mad his' wife hurried him off before he fell out of rotation. (Saw GF) assumed that's what u do, Idk?
He's not buried anywhere. Did his adopted son have anything to do with it? Unions protected workers. All that extra stuff, was it necessary?
No. …Chuckie O’Brian was used as a patsy…miss direction from the men who planned the hit.
Aka: Anthony Giacolone and Vito Giacolone the masterminds behind the hit.
Tony ‘Pal’ Palazzolo was the actual killer.
Jimmy was incinerated at Central Sanitation, a Detroit Partnership owned sanitation company that burned down due to an arson fire just prior to the FBI executing a search warrant.
And for o'brien it was very personal. Got nervous & booked it, knowing what he knew, he couldn't stand up to Jimmy Jr., nevermind professional investigators. They used that against him, guilt & prison. I'd even wager, not much that he somehow was coerced to pull the trigger. Now, what happened after, Idk? But it was effective.
He didn't do shit but drive the car! Thats all he did. Period. He retired down in Florida. A free man
Hoffa just should have left the mob alone...
He was too much of a hard ass to back down.
@@12yearssober He wasn’t so hard that he was killed because of his ego. He could have retired a millionaire but nah…. He had to roll the dice. Not the most sympathetic person. He had people murdered.
stubborn as a mule fcked up nd find out
It was an, "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" kind of thing. He could not have achieved what he achieved had he fought the mob. He would have lost. Despite everything, he was his own boss, or at least he operated as if he were. That brought him glory, but it also brought him his demise.
@@cbesthelper404 Hence...he should have just left them alone...