Where do you think Jimmy Hoffa is buried?
 

I believed that Hoffa is buried underneath Giant Stadium.

Re: Where do you think Jimmy Hoffa is buried?
 

I second that...either that or there wasn't enough left of him to bury.

Maybe he's sporting a pair of cement shoes at the bottom of NY harbor?

Anything is possible.

In 1980 I had dinner at the Red Fox restaurant in suburban Detroit from which Hoffa dissappeared. It was very strange realizing that someone had walked into that building -- and vanished. I kept expecting to find him in the Men's Room.

At that time, one of my sisters-in-law was office manager for a trash pickup company (predecessor to Waste Management) which supposedly had mob connections and allegedly transported Hoffa's body to New Jersey. She claims no knowledge, but can I believe her...

Eh, probably. (Of course there would be no way she would know, anyway)

There are also rumors that the body is somewhere in the foundation of the Renaissance Center in downtown Detroit.

Personally, I'd guess it was dismembered and fed to the fish in one of the Great Lakes -- four of which border Michigan.

I tend to agree with the dismemberment thing...I honestly don't think it was left in one piece.

I also vote for Giant's Stadium.

another vote for giant's stadium

Ditto

The late Lewis Grizzard thought that he was buried in Tammy Faye Bakker's makeup.

I heard that, too, but so far they haven't been able to dig deep enough to tell.

Re: Where do you think Jimmy Hoffa is buried?
 

That's what I always thought.

I think it's fairly easy to hide a body and have it never found. There's a local TV station in Iowa that had a reporter disappear about 8 years ago and nobody has ever found her or her remains.

New Jersey sounds like a good place to get rid of evidence or victims- once you get out of the urban areas there's plenty of wooded areas.

First I thought you were joking, but now that I think about it, its possible.

Could be in the hair too (someone forgot to tell her the 80s has been over awhile)

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