Here's a special report from news for investigators are searching a 40 acre field in Oakland County's

Watford Township for what could be the body of missing Teamster leader Jimmy Hoffa. When I tell people I'm working on a podcast about Jimmy Hoffa,

they ask me if we found the body.

No, we haven't.

We did not uncover any evidence relevant to the investigation on James Hoffa.

If you're from Michigan, it's almost a rite of passage every summer that there's some

dig going on somewhere in the state. But after two weeks of digging they come up

with nothing. You just grow up with it.

Oh yeah, they're digging for Jimmy Hoffa today.

What's new?

The disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa

is one of the most iconic unsolved crimes in American history.

But Hoffa's story is more than a murder mystery.

It's more than a who-donic.

It's the story of a man who was willing to mortgage everything for power and control.

He was short, aggressive, pugnacious,

wouldn't back down from anybody,

was willing to do whatever he thought he had to do

to increase his own power, and to a large extent to benefit the members of the union, but he was not unwilling to sit down with the devil.

Once you start digging into Hoffa, you find yourself in a rabbit hole of dark tunnels.

You look at the Teamsters Union and end up in a Senate hearing led by Bobby Kennedy.

Do you have any evidence of the $20,000 in cash that you put into the business?

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