How has our society come to this? Rewarding a man that killed 19 people and then snitched like Sammy “The Bull” Gravano as if he is some hero?

every mob guy claims to know what happened to hoffa, and they all have a different story.

Bottom line, no one really knows what happened to Hoffa and we probably never will. Most, if not all, of the people involved in his disappearance are dead.

What Sammy doesn’t really want you to know, Hoffa was cremated and his ashes were placed inside a Shinebox on a hill overlooking a little river with pine cones all around.

The bleeding taillight line from Adam got me. Slipped that in there

"You could get pulled over for a bleeding taillight". 🤣 You're killin' me!

I met Mr. Gravano two weeks before his troubles began in AZ. The guy is pretty smart and savvy I did not experience anything bad regarding him or his bodyguard.

Sammy the Bull is the biggest “New Yorker” in all of Arizona It’s amazing this guy is still alive honestly

"Bleeding taillight." LMAO

I believe Sammy is telling the truth about how the contract went down, but I believe the one aspect of the movie that can be accurate is how Jimmy's body was handled. In the film, Jimmy wasn't buried. Jimmy was cremated in the film. Maybe, that is why nobody ever found Jimmy Hoffa because the authorities have been searching for a body that doesn't exist anymore and hasn't since July 1975.

I think the mystery of Hoffa’s disappearance is almost like legend and folklore within the mob since everyone has a different story on how it happened. However I think they keep that mystery intentional though as to keep it a secret and the only people that are really still alive from that era that might have vague but accurate details are Franzese and Sammy and a handful of others.

I have no idea why people even give this Sammy guy the time of day.

Says: “So you have 19 people that you are accused of murdering” Sammy: “Who the f**k starts a conversation like that!”

Sometimes our greatest character asset, can be the reason we fall. Jimmy Hoffa, never took no for an answer, and it made the Teamsters a strong union. Unfortunately that never take no for an answer, led to his death.

I don’t understand why people have this weird idea that they would bury Hoffa under a stadium.

Sammy been telling stories his whole life

That ended awkwardly...

If this guy doesn't watch what he says, it's going to be 20 people Sammy has participated in killing.

The guy who took Hoffa's place was Gene Fitzsimmons. I'm impressed with how well spoken Gravano is.

When you really think of it Sherrhan’s version of what happened to Jimmy makes thee most sense. He trusted Frank and he was smart . If he were to be taken out it’d be by someone in his extremely small circle who would’ve been able to be close enough to take him out and make him disappear. The “Irishman” maybe lied about a lot of other things , but ladies and gents I fully believe the Hoffa went just like it did in that final moment the two share in the Irishman . It’s just Frank wasn’t a credible man and that’s why people don’t believe it .

Fitzsimmons was the guy who took his place.

Frank 'Fitz' Fitzsimmons. That's who the new President of the Teamsters was, whom Sammy is referring to.

I have the feeling that even in the mob very few would know the real events,and those few are taking that to their grave.

Actually, the Irishman theory makes sense. He was a trusted friend Hoffa's. Isn't that how the mafia works ? Hoffa had to trust someone with his life in order to get into the car.

Yeah Adam it’s 19. But if you push Sammy, I am sure he’d be happy to make it 20.

Wait, what was that last part?

For the best take on this I recommend The OG Podcast. " Old Gangster" The hosts of the show are incredible!

Absolutely Crazy how no one knew any of the particulars about Hoffa’s disappearance or whereabouts yet this crumb knows the entire saga from start to finish…. Amazing!

Love the podcast and this episode especially Adam but why’s the video quality only 360p (standard definition)?

This goes to show you how different every human being is in this world. This man got popped with a charge that had he had no back, would have carried him more time when he went to court. He does his time and still has the opportunity to basically run the front of the office but has to only partner with another person, collect a mad weekly paycheck, and he bucks at them (The Commission 🤦🏾‍♂️) saying no its going back to exactly how it was before I got locked up. Me, personally would have thanked them for cutting me back in, and would have said that I would prefer to stay incognito as much as possible (as I just did time for Union business and don't want to be seen) to "keep up appearances." He had a golden ticket and still wanted to be greedy. Knowing what he knew about his business partners, and them telling him NO it's not going down like that yet he chooses to be a cowboy about it. More like a rodeo clown. It's like a 4 year old kid telling their parents no I'm not doing this and expect to skate with no repercussions.

Most likely, Hoffa was lured to the house in question, shot, his body moved to a nearby mob owned junk yard which also had an industrial incinerator, and, well...no more Hoffa. There was nothing left but ash, mixed in with industrial ash, later cleaned out and dumped in some random landfill. The end.

Sammy is a great story teller, listen to his podcast "our thing" it amazing.

The Irishman was a hitman for the Philly mob for 20 years and Hoffa's bodyguard for 15+ years. I think he would have a clue about what went down. Plus Hoffa disappeared in 1975, Sammy wasn't even a 'made man' yet.

I love how whenever the woman says anything, he looks at her like "who let you talk bitch?" 😂😂

"A bleeding taillight" LMAO... I wasn't ready for that.

“You could get pulled over for having a bleeding taillight.” Hahahaha

Sammy tells a good story

I think most folks know that ‘The Irishman’ is not factually accurate.

It’s all about story, everybody loves a compelling story whether good or bad

It blows my mind how these guys like Sammy the bull and a few others are out. They have serial killer numbers and just because they told on people they get out. The deal should be tell us what we want to know, and you get life instead of the death penalty

It’s somewhat amazing this guy is out of prison and free to enjoy his life.

The Detroit mob killed him and cremated the body in one of many funeral homes they owned.

360p? We do 360p now?

I've got a photo of my grandfather with Hoffa.

That's what I've always said, they'd never drive his dead body any long distance

Pretty much agrees with Franzese's account, except that Franzese suggests that Hoffa's body was put into a 55-gallon drum, filled with concrete, and dumped into the Detroit River. Both Sammy and Franzese acknowledge that a lot of people are making a lot of money, or did make a lot of money, trying to answer the question, "What happened to Jimmy Hoffa?" Including DeNiro and Scorsese.

Corolla looks like my Aunt Josephine.

To me, this sounds believable because he only spoke about the parts of the story that he actually knew about it. He didn’t claim he knew where the body was like every other former Mob recruit or captain out there. Sammy is very direct and to the point.

Sammy just about tells the same tale that Sheerhan describes in his book and what happens in the movie, only difference is that there is disagreements on who actually pulled the trigger.I remember reading FBI agent William Roemer's book about Anthony Spilotro and he talked about Hoffa's disappearance. He pretty much said the same thing, that Hoffa was led to a meeting at a house in suburban Detroit and killed there, but he also added that Hoffa's body was taken to an automobile plant and Hoffa was dumped into hot chemical container, one that is used for producing the bodies of automobiles, and his body dissolved into liquid.

Michael franzese mentioned it slightly , but he did state no one officially knows, just guesswork. Its believed hes swimming with the fishes.

Only thing that never makes sense to me is killing someone in a home. It’s extremely difficult to destroy all evidence of a murder in a home. It’s very messy. The risk of blood and skull fragments being left behind is too high of a risk to take if you’re whacking someone. You also run the risk of having witnesses and someone hearing the gun shot. Killing someone in a car or boat makes more sense. Destroying a car or boat is a lot easier than cleaning a blood and skull fragments in a house. Its more work than the actual murder. It’s not a pretty picture.

An old mobster said he was one of the guys that took out Hoffa. Since everyone involved was dead he explained how they put Hoffa in a car incinerator and that's why he was never found.

You gotta love how these guys dance around the murder questions. "I participated" that's as close as you're gonna get from him I'd bet. I've watched Michael Franzese get asked the same question and he dances around it never giving a solid yes or no. That's about all you'll get from him too I'd bet. No statute of limitations on murder.

"So you killed 19 people..."

Problem is, you simply can’t take any of these guys seriously.

this is a true story. I worked at the Gemini club in Ohio, it was a mob hang out and health spa. I used to go and pick up food for all the italian men, kind of like spider the kid from goodfellas. These old timers told me they killed hoffa and cremated him in a italian owned funeral parlor chain that actually is in that area he came up missing.

Came here to see the pinky ring.

It seemed like Adam was scared shitless of the old man. But we all know Sammy ain't no ordinary old man. Love Sammy .

From what was described,the scene In Good Fellas where Pesci's character gets it pretty much describes the Hoffa hit.

The FBI account is basically exactly what was in the movie, minus the Irish guy. Tony Pro (Genovese) had his guy "Sally Bugs" do the actual work (the "crazy guy" Sammy alludes to).

Sammy seems very nervous. I don’t think this multi panel format works well for him. The solo podcast fits his detailed, narrative delivery.

Sammys podcast is really good. Glad to see him on Adam’s show

Yeah, we'll probably never find out where Hoffa is. Hell, the rumors were going on in Genessee County about him being buried here or there. One guy over a decade ago, from my small hometown, claimed he knew the body was buried under a red barn at some farm. I think the Flint Journal ran the story but nothing came of it of course.

360p? you have to be kidding me.

My friend related a story to me. A sheriff pulled over a friend of my friend who had bleeding taillights. Turned out it was dead animals in the trunk. He was driving home from a weekend hunting trip.

I can't believe this guy is out of prison.

Sammy is great to listen to. Regardless of his terrible crimes.

My grandmother was a teamsters secretary in Portland maine I have a picture from the front page of the news paper of him and my grandma going over the numbers... she knew him well...

It’s great to hear Adam again. Sammy’s a great guest to have. His channel/podcast is great…

A cold blooded hitman for the Italian mafia sitting next to you talking casually like its all good. Geez i would get goosebumps just sitting next to that guy

This is the third "What Really Happened to Jimmy Hoffa" video I've watched today. So far, three different stories. On to the next.

Why don’t you guys ever talk about Russell Bufalino or the fact that he’s the one who killed Joe Gallo.

You know you're a mobster if you say "well I didn't kill 19 people, I was involved in 19 deaths."

I can understand the concept no body no crime with low level murders. But in the case of Hoffa, if his body would of been found many people knew it was a hit to shut him up regarding the Teamsters money scandal. If he would of been left alive, Hoffa would of ratted on many High-level bosses. So, chopping his body up or feeding him into a whisper chipper would not of mattered. More likely Hoffa was killed then feed into a whisper chipper. Its fast. You have a person standing by with a pressure washer to clean up afterwards.

Sammy the Bull looks rough.... Honestly it makes most sense that Frank did it... Hoffa hated the mob guys aside from the old timers...he wouldn't have go into a meeting with those guys without someone he totally trusted,which was Frank... even if Frank didn't pull the trigger, he lured him there.

Sammy can make chill bumps come up on you the way he tells those stories its like you were their he explains it so well..I would of hated to have him after me back in the day lol..

that's a great way to end that clip lmao

the fact he turned into a federal informant kills any bad ass vibes he tries giving off. SNITCH

thanks Coop ...

What Sammy has just told us is that he doesn’t know anything about the Jimmy Hoffa disappearance 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Hmm I’ve heard both Franzese and Sammy say that the hit came from the genovese family

I wonder why no one will say what really happened without saying who did it

Back in 70s and 80s in every truck stop toilet someone wrote, "JIMMY HOFFA CALL YOUR DISPATCHER".

It’s easy to book Sammy for a podcast , as long as you provide a pound of cheese!

Sammy knows less about the Hoffa killing than I do.

Agreed, I think ‘bleeding tail lights’ is illegal in all 50 states.

With Organized Crime the only reason that a Body is found is because they want it found and know that they did that as a warning!

I thought they put Jimmy in the car after killing him and removed the rear end and the engine. The car went into a car crusher and came out as a cube.

He literally said everything we already knew if you follow the Hoffa story. Skirted around who the shooter actually was. Obviously it was Cosa Nostra. Sammy admits to murders he’s done, and murders that took place around him. I Don’t think he even knows who the real shooter really was. Frank Sheeran does make the most sense being that he was the closest man to him that he trusted.

1975. .I worked in a Tire Shop..A United Automotive Worker..Visited his friend in the Shop..Announced we got Hoffa...Laughed his As off with his Friend. No Joke..

How is this guy even out of jail? Anyone?

I could listen to this man all day

Enough with the Hoffa and JFK questions - we’ve heard it a thousand times.

Adam really knows how to silence a room

This man is amazing, and he had the greatest podcast ever. I hope it never ends.

Hard to take his word for anything . Once u tell on someone your credibility is gone

Probably the best explanation of what went on with jimmy and the mob

Well that clears everything up!!!

Someone once said that jimmy was cremated within 3 miles of the hit house just saying.!.

Gravano doesn't know anything about what happened to Hoffa. None of the NYC families would have been able to kill Hoffa without the informed consent and permission of the Detroit Mafia family, since the murder of Hoffa was in the Detroit family's territory. The Detroit family wanted Hoffa dead too, so they gave permission and probably participated in the murder as well. He's right about the Irishman. Sheeran lied about that, I think to make money on the book and movie for his own family, his children, because he knew he was dying. I liked the question Carolla asked Gravano at the end of the video. It made Gravano nervous. Gravano's answer "he participated in 19 murders." What a joke. It was a lot more than 19, mostly planned an ordered by Gravano for underlings to commit. Many of these murders were not sanctioned by Gotti or anyone else, which was one of the reasons Gotti and others in the Gambino family were irritated with Gravano. Gravano ordered the murders of legitimate owners [not gangsters] of construction contracting businesses and then took over ownership of these businesses, [robbing the families of these murdered men of their income] and making him the wealthiest criminal in the Gambino family. Another reason Gotti and others were irritated with Gravano, because Gravano wasn't sharing his ill-gotten gains fairly with anyone. The only reason Gravano was successful in taking over these businesses without any retaliation was because of the publics fear of the Gambino's. He used the Gambino family's fearsome reputation in succeeding at this. There were a few murders Gravano committed himself. One was his own brother-in-law who'd been a childhood friend of Gravano, and another was a 16 year old kid, name Adam Keiser.