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The Case Breakers (CBs) is a dedicated nonprofit group of cold case investigators. The online sleuths have unearthed a potentially game-changing lead in the decades-old mystery of Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance. 

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Case Breakers 

A deathbed confession note and independent sources in 3 states led the Case Breakers (CBs) to this suspected burial spot of labor leader Jimmy Hoffa.

Their investigation led them to believe that Hoffa's remains may be buried beneath the site of the demolished Milwaukee County Stadium.

The group's pursuit of this cold case started with an unlikely clue: an ace of spades playing card bearing "scribbled handwriting" discovered by Jim Zimmerman, a member of the Case Breakers for over a decade. 

The coordinates provided by the playing card pointed the investigators to the former location of Milwaukee County Stadium, situated in Wisconsin, adjacent to the current home of the Milwaukee Brewers, American Family Field.

The working theory is that Jimmy Hoffa's remains are concealed beneath what used to be the third-base line of the now-demolished stadium.

Jimmy Hoffa and the mob

Jimmy Hoffa, an iconic labor union leader, vanished without a trace in 1975, supposedly on his way to a rendezvous with mob boss Anthony "Tony Jack" Giacalone and New Jersey Teamsters local union boss "Tony Pro" Provenzano. Officially declared dead in 1982, Hoffa's disappearance has become the stuff of legend and folklore, with countless theories and speculation surrounding his fate and the whereabouts of his body.

The Case Breakers did not rely solely on the mysterious playing card for their investigation. They conducted a thorough examination of old aerial photographs and GPS satellite images and made several visits to the site in question.

 To further bolster their case, ground-penetrating radar was deployed over the area on multiple occasions. Although the radar was unable to penetrate beyond a depth of five feet due to an unforeseen clay layer, the group believes that this outcome lends weight to their theory that a hasty excavation and backfilling operation may have occurred at this location.

The investigators brought in a cadaver dog handler, Carren Corcoran, who has an impressive track record of over 200 cases involving the discovery of missing persons or remains.