Case Study Jimmy Hoffa

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Jimmy Hoffa was an American lanor union leader who served as the predident of the international brotherhood of teamsters union from 1958 to 1971. 2. Law Enforcement tried to find evidence of how he just vanished and got the FBI involved. 3. Law Enforcement found his car at the restaurant, unlocked but police had no clues leading up to what happened to Jimmy. 4. Sheeran told his lawyer that he assassinated Jimmy by shooting him, but the issue is that the DNA that was found at the crime scene did not belong to jimmy and also Sheeran and Jimmy were good friends so what reason would he have of killing a good friend? 5. Jimmy was caught using bribery and jury tampering so he turned to the IBT leadership to hopefully regain his reputation but

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