Jimmy Hoffa Despised Tony Provenzano — The REAL Reason Is SHOCKING

Jimmy Hoffa Despised Tony Provenzano — The REAL Reason Is SHOCKING There is a photograph taken in the parking lot of the Machus Red Fox restaurant in Bloomfield Township, Michigan. Jimmy Hoffa’s 1974 green Pontiac Grand Ville, doors unlocked, parked right there. The owner had vanished. America read it as a Mafia mystery. The 62-year-old man, the most powerful Teamsters president in history, had driven to the restaurant on July 30, 1975, to meet Tony Provenzano, a caporegime in the Genovese family, a man who had sworn he would gut him with his bare hands and kidnap his grandchildren. Hoffa knew the vow. He knew Provenzano had made three people disappear. And he still went. He called his wife Josephine at 2:15 in the afternoon and said the people he was meeting had not arrived. That was the last contact. Fifty years, no body, no conviction. The story begins in a federal prison in Pennsylvania. But before the prison, remember the pension, because the pension tells you what kind of relationship this was.