The 1975 disappearance of the Teamsters leader has long been the subject of rumors and intrigue.
Source: New York Times
Search for Hoffa Under Jersey City Bridge Came Up Empty, F.B.I. Says
Published in Federal Bureau of Investigation, Hoffa, James R, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Missing Persons and Organized Labor
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