that delves into the disappearance of the former International Brotherhood of Teamsters president, with the goal of trying to finally solve the case. Hoffa was murdered after he disappeared on July 30th, 1975 while on his way to a suspected meeting with Mafia bosses, including infamous New Jersey Genovese crime family Capo and Teamsters Union leader Anthony"Tony Pro" Provenzano, who ruled the area where Cappola told us Hoffa is buried.
The spot is a dusty and hard soil plot of land in Jersey City directly under the looming Pulaski Skyway, that connects the city to Newark across the Meadowlands. The parcel is owned by the New Jersey Department of Transportation and is now used by a local waste management company to store unused dumpsters.
The site is just a few feet off the property line of the dump, PJP Landfill, that Frank's father owned along with Genovese Crime Family mobster Phil"Brother" Moscato. Moscato's son, Philip, Jr.that his father also admitted that Hoffa's body was brought to New Jersey from Detroit and was buried. In the 1980s the dump was declared a federal Superfund site and the state and the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection cleared out and remediated the area. The EPA says it removed more than 10,000 barrels holding toxic waste, but the location where Frank says his father buried Hoffa turns out not to have been touched by the cleanup.
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