NEW YORK CITY — Enough already.
Everyone should forget about finding the body of slain Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa, says a law enforcement source close to the investigation into his 1975 disappearance.
That's because Hoffa was run through a wood chipper in Inkster, Mich., after being garroted by Anthony “Tony Pro” Provenzano, a notorious New York mobster who was Hoffa's fierce rival for control of the Teamsters Union, according to the source.
There are, the source says, no remains to be found.
Hoffa disappeared in 1975 after leaving the Red Fox restaurant outside of Detroit, where he was supposed to be meeting with Provenzano and Detroit Mafia power Anthony Giacolone.
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