Not everyone believes Sheeran's death bed confession. Dan Moldea, author of 1978's The Hoffa Wars (which tells the story of Hoffa's rise and fall in the Teamsters Union), insists that Sheeran did not kill Hoffa. Moldea agrees that Sheeran lured Hoffa into his car from the Red Fox, but he believes that the murder was actually committed at the hand of Salvatore "Sally Bugs" Briguglio, a member of the Genovese crime family.
According to Moldea, Hoffa was most likely driven to a farm owned by Rolland McMaster, a former Jimmy Hoffa associate, where he was murdered by Briguglio. He believes Hoffa's body was then put in a 55-gallon drum and shipped to a mob-owned landfill on the Hackensack River in New Jersey.
Though 17,000 Hoffa case documents were released almost 30 years ago after the bureau was sued, Moldea said that the government redacted the majority of the files, and he is still fighting for the unredacted files to be made public. "We have a famous American . . . who vanished from a public place in broad daylight," Moldea told Fox News. "We need to know what happened."