VIDEO: FBI Dig (For Jimmy Hoffa?) In Detroit

Friends of Ours ^ | Sept. 15, 2009 | Friends of Ours

[AtlasStalled]

Pursuant to a search warrant the FBI in Detroit, MI yesterday morning constructed a fence around a vacant property which was a former lumber yard, and began a dig with a large excavator although the agency declines to specify what or whom it is looking for. Asked if the FBI was digging for Jimmy Hoffa, a special agent responded with "no comment."

[Panzerlied]

Where’s Jimmy?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Asked if the FBI was digging for Jimmy Hoffa, a special agent responded with "no comment."

Geraldo will be there momentarily.

[silverleaf]

Man, what the democrats will do for one more vote

[Dr. Ursus]

Check the acorn records,I think he voted in the last two elections?

[dfwgator]

I thought he was in Giants Stadium.

[infowarrior]

During the late 1970's I was stationed at Ft Belvoir, at Davison Army Airfield. We performed maintenance on a number of US Army aircraft, and a T-41 (read that as Cessna 172), belonging to the FBI. The purpose of that airplane, amongst other things, was to locate the remains of Hoffa. This was thirty years ago...

the infowarrior

[dead]

Asked if the FBI was digging for Jimmy Hoffa, a special agent responded with "no comment."

Should have asked if they were digging for the Lindburgh baby, Keith Olbermann's ratings, Osama bin Laden, or Nicole Simpson's real killers too.

[Radl]

He’s part of a Toyota running around Tokyo according to the Ice Man.

[Rashputin]

"Man, what the democrats will do for one more vote"

They find him, and he's ALIVE!! He crawls out, and while brushing dirt off of his suit yells, "Teamsters are on strike against GM and Chrysler, Commies kill the capitalists we workin men know how to deal with. Dere ain't one Wop or Hunkie among da hole bunch up dere"

Regards

[Ax]

In July 1976, we were stationed in Rome. One beautiful Sunday afternoon, we drove out into the country and found a posh rural restaurant. It was on a bluff, overlooking a valley and a lot of tourists made their way out there. While my family and I were waiting for a table, I noticed a bunch of men, all wearing suits and ties (unusual). They got up en masse and left. The waiter showed us to their table, and before they had time to clear the table completely, I found a match book from the Red Fox in Bloomfield. (I am a Detroit native, and was familiar with the place.) Naturally, we concluded that those guys who had recently vacated the table were celebrating the successful disposal of Hoffa’s earthly shell.

[goat granny]

I was born in Detroit and have lived in suburbia since a year after my marriage (the 1960’s.) They will never find Hoffa. The union doesn’t leave behind body parts..Especially the old teamsters..