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But I would think that his family would find comfort in finally knowing.Amraann said:DK the difference between this case and and any other cold case is that its a fair certainty that whomever was responsible for Hoffa's death is no longer a threat to society.
I think people just don't feel any compassion for the Hoffa family, including those still alive seeking justice, due to their associations. But I love you anyways. :blowkiss:Amraann said:DK the difference between this case and and any other cold case is that its a fair certainty that whomever was responsible for Hoffa's death is no longer a threat to society.
OHHH I did not mean to imply that at all. It really isn't about lacking compassion for the family (not for me anyhow) Its about spending all that effort and money when other more recent pending cases need attention.Dark Knight said:I think people just don't feel any compassion for the Hoffa family, including those still alive seeking justice, due to their associations. But I love you anyways. :blowkiss:
1. His family has a right to closure, same as anyone else. Even if he was a "."Opie said:What a dreadful waste of taxpayer $$$$. The man was a , gone for many years. Aside from his family, who really cares? There are so many upstanding citizens, including far too many children, missing. I would much prefer to see someone looking for those people.
The Free Press reported that the whole operation cost under $250,000, including the cost of the barn.ljwf22 said:Our local news had the price tag at $250,000 plus the cost of replacing the barn.