According to the British "Daily Mail" report on November 18, the son of the American gang boss claimed that the fate of the union leader Jimmy Hoffa described in the movie "The Irishman" was wrong, claiming that he knew who killed him. And where the body was buried.
In July 1985, the death of union leader Jimmy Hoffa has been one of the most mysterious events in American history. His death is the focus of a new film directed by Martin Scorsese, in which the Irishman Frank Sheeran played by the famous Hollywood star Robert De Niro performed the killing.
In real life, Sheeran himself claimed that he shot Hoffa twice in the back of the head in a house in Detroit, killing him. But Philip Moscato, the son of the gang boss, said in an interview on TV that it was another killer Salvator Baglio who killed Hoffa. He also told the host: "I really know where Jimmy Hoffa is buried."
In 2003, the 83-year-old Sheeran accepted a taped interview before his death. Sheeran confessed to dozens of shocking murders. Hoffa’s murder was one of them. His confession was written into a bestseller.
But Moscato denied his statement. He said: "What he (Hieran) said is wrong. I know what is going on."
Moscato added: "He (Hieran) Lan) is a tough guy, one of the toughest guys ever in Jersey City, the United States. He is an old-school gangster.”
Moscato said that his father told him the truth about Hoffa’s death shortly before his death. He said: "I have something to tell you. I hope you will listen carefully. I want to tell you where Jimmy Hoffa's body was buried."
Moscato did not disclose the exact location of the buried body, but some speculated that Hoffa’s body was buried at 200 Overtel Lane in New Jersey.
, the two-time Oscar winner and the actor of the film, De Niro, defended the film: "As Martin said, we are not telling the true story, but the story we wrote."
