Jimmy Hoffa Mystery Revisited
“Killing Jimmy Hoffa” is a documentary based on the mysterious disappearance of the labor organizer. Despite a four-decade Federal investigation and hundreds of suspects, little more is known about the crime today than back in 1975 when Hoffa was last seen alive. The view of Hoffa differs, depending on the source. A self-made man who ran the nation’s largest union and was beloved by the rank and file teamsters he represented, Hoffa was also associated with corruption. His rise to power coincided with the glory years of the union movement and a steadily growing American economy. This multifaceted legacy has made Hoffa an intriguing, often enigmatic personality.<br /><br />The documentary nicely chronicles the rise of Hoffa, emphasizing the extent of his corrupt dealings and connections with the Mob. It veers off course, however, by over-relying on speculation, specifically Hoffa’s alleged ties to the JFK assassination and his alleged role in the planned assassination of Fidel Castro.<br /><br />For those who know little about the Hoffa mystery, the film provides a fairly accurate primer on basic facts. Specific details about Hoffa’s early life abound. Interesting is the background behind Richard Nixon’s pardon of Hoffa (inspired by large cash donations to Nixon’s campaign fund). When it espouses theories about Hoffa’s disappearance, however, the film becomes more tabloid in flavor. The theories are fascinating and may be true, but they are based on speculation and questionable testimony, so the claim “for the first time, the true story of when, where and why James Hoffa was murdered and why his body will never be found” should be taken as hype.<br /> <br />The test of any documentary is making it interesting and avoiding dry regurgitation of facts. “Killing Jimmy Hoffa” succeeds in this regard and offers a fascinating trip down crime history’s Memory Lane. There are no bonus features on the DVD release.
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