Retracing Jimmy Hoffa's last steps

Описание: In this video, I visit some of locations throughout Metro Detroit ,where some have theorized, could hold Jimmy Hoffa's remains.
I also stop by the restaurant formerly known as the Machus Red Fox, which is considered the last location Hoffa was seen alive.
James Riddle Hoffa disappeared July 30, 1975 from Bloomfield Township. One of the most popular theories is that Detroit gangsters placed a hit on him due to fears that Hoffa could reveal their secrets to the FBI.
I also highlight the importance of the Teamsters to the American Labor Movement, and detail Hoffa's legal battles with Robert Kennedy,

If you have any information regarding Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance, please contact the FBI's Detroit office at (313) 965-2323.

The music in this video is my piano cover of "In the Still of the Night" by Fred Parris, originally performed by the Five Satins. You might recognize this tune from Martin Scorsese's movie "The Irishman" (2019).

Special thanks to videographer Eric Anthony Valencia for working on this project with me.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:50 Hoffa's early life
01:50 Beginnings in the labor movement
02:24 Kroger strike
02:57 Teamsters organizer
03:16 History of the labor movement
04:21 Importance of the Teamsters
05:01 Hoffa's mob ties
05:32 Frankie "Three Fingers" Coppola
05:58 Violent strikes
07:26 Teamsters and the Mob
07:45 Legal battles with Bobby Kennedy
09:16 Hoffa convicted
09:48 Frank Fitzsimmons
10:35 Hoffa's final moments
10:51 Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano
12:51 Is Hoffa still alive?
13:31 Chuckie O'Brien and the Mercury Marquis
14:40 Frank "the Irishman" Sheeran
16:22 Salvatore Briguglio
16:44 The Renaissance Center theory
17:08 Roseville house
17:29 Rolland McMaster's horse farm
17:36 The Giants Stadium theory
18:21 Giacalone disinformation campaign
19:04 Investigation still open
09:58 Credits