Where do you think Jimmy Hoffa is buried?

[DolphinChicaDDD]

Originally posted by IowaStatePhiPsi
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.

Just stay away from the bogs in the pine barrens. Urban legend on my campus that some ecology class back in the early 80's uncovered a body in the bog that had been murdered, but the bog actually preserved the body (which would happen, something with the right acidity levels and what not).

So in review,bog= bad place to put bodies; rest of pine barens=awesome; highlands=even better.


Not that I'm hiding bodies anywhere or anything like that....

[PhiPsiRuss]

Cara,

Isn't your home next to a bog?

[tinydancer]

I always heard it was Giants Stadium. Not that I have it on good authority or anything

[DolphinChicaDDD]

Originally posted by PhiPsiRuss
Cara,

Isn't your home next to a bog?

Not unless you count Staten Island
I'm by the Kill van Kull, Newark Bay, and New York Bay. I'm sure there are some bodies in there, but thats a whole 'nother story.

ETA: there is always the medowlands. that is probably a good place for a body, too.

[preciousjeni]

Originally posted by PM_Mama00
Riverview, Michigan.

Joking.

I went to high school with his great-nephew and we always joked that his Uncle Jimmy was buried in his basement.

Sidenote:

I have no idea about his whereabouts but, with regards to your comment (PM Mama), my parents hired J.H.'s niece to be babysitter from time to time. It turns out that after the huge ordeal, the family dispersed and many people ended up in Georgia.

[AGDee]

I'm with the Ren Cen theory. I-696 was also being built/paved during that time period. Cement was one of "their" big businesses too. It just makes sense.

As for Pine Barrens, that worked in the Sopranos. They never saw that Russian again and they weren't even sure if they killed him!

Dee