This is the Fox True Crime Podcast.

Today we bring you a case from the True Crime Vault.

Power, greed, corruption. For 50 years, a mysterious disappearance has captivated people across the nation.

Jimmy Hoffa.

On July 30th, 1975, he vanished without a trace.

He was last seen in a restaurant parking lot in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. It was at that

location that Hafa was set to meet with two notorious mobsters. For five decades, the

Hoffa family and Teamsters union members alike have been fighting for answers. Hoffa's son, James P.

Hoffa, is pushing for President Trump to declassify the case files

and shed new light on the mystery.

Fox News senior correspondent Eric Sean dives deep into the mystery with his new Fox Nation special

Riddle, the search for James R. Hoffa 50 years later.

You can catch this on Fox Nation or listen

at Fox News Podcast.com. Eric Sean, all right, so for people who aren't familiar, tell us about

Jimmy Hoffa and the man that he was. Jimmy Hoffa was a giant, Emily, of American labor, of the American working man and women.

Really, one of the most prominent, if not the most prominent labor leader in American history.

He started when he was a teenager.

He worked for Kroger grocery stores and they were unloading strawberries, and they wouldn't get paid until they actually

unloaded the strawberries and one day he said this is not fair and he was a teenager so all the

teenage boys were there with them and he's and it was jimmy hoffa who said we're not going to

unload the trucks at all unless you pay us for like eight hours. And the management finally related to

it did. And that was the start of his blazing historic labor career. So July 30th, 2025,

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