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This Is What We Really Know About Jimmy Hoffa's Disappearance

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Ever since Teamster leader Jimmy Hoffa mysteriously disappeared in 1975, everyone from the FBI to Martin Scorsese has been speculating about what happened to him: What was done to him? Who did it? Where, if anywhere, is the body? Here's what's come out about Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance.

The story of Jimmy Hoffa's friend and confidant Frank "The Irishman" Sheeran playing a part in Hoffa's disappearance is arguably the most high-profile Hoffa theory currently out there, thanks to Martin Scorsese's 2019 movie The Irishman, where Robert De Niro stars as Sheeran and Al Pacino plays Hoffa.

The movie is based on the book I Heard You Paint Houses, which tells the story of the cold-blooded Sheeran befriending and eventually murdering Hoffa. The book, which claims to be based on Sheeran's deathbed confessions, also claims that he acted as a muscle for Hoffa, and even killed people at the behest of the union leader.

Unfortunately, the story may be an utter fabrication: many of the Irishman's contemporaries think the whole thing is complete baloney. In fact, no one who knew the man seems to think that this supposed stone-cold killer of up to 30 was ever truly suspected of killing a single person.

So what are the facts? Let's start back at the beginning.

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The Irishman | 0:16
Mysterious disappearance | 1:14
Early theories | 2:03
Jimmy Hoffa’s driver | 3:04
The 2 Anthonys | 4:02
The Greek and the Giants | 4:57
General Motors headquarters | 5:48
The Iceman cometh | 6:40
The Roseville driveway | 7:37
Out of left field | 8:10
The FBI knows? | 8:47
The Fox News correspondent | 9:49

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