Jimmy Hoffa, arguably America's missingest man, gets another dig.
Federal investigators, armed with shovels and a warrant, swarmed a field in Oakland Township outside Detroit on Monday in search of the body of the former Teamsters boss after yet another tip in the decades-long investigation.
And again, officials are optimistic that, this time, they'll find him.
On July 30, 1975, Hoffa, a famed union leader with mob ties, left the Machus Red Fox restaurant in Bloomfield Township, Mich., and was never seen again.
At various times, officials have scoured an organized-crime-controlled sanitation company, landfills, construction projects, a horse barn (which the searchers knocked down), a swimming pool and a driveway.
What happened to Hoffa has become one of America's most enduring questions -- to the point that his name has outlasted some of the institutions associated with his disappearance.
For years, pranksters phoned the Machus Red Fox asking the wait staff to page Hoffa, but then the...