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In the latest clip, Alan Gunner Lindbloom explained his relation to Tony Giacalone, who was the prime suspect in Jimmy Hoffa's murder case. Lindbloom said Tony was his uncle through marriage and they developed a working relationship once Lindbloom started driving for his grandfather, who was a huge layoff bookie.
After detailing some of the jobs he did for Tony, Lindbloom spoke on the Jimmy Hoffa case. He agreed with Michael Franzese that Frank Sheeran was not responsible for Hoffa's murder but rejected Franzese's theory about where Hoffa's body was placed. Lindbloom believes the most realistic theory is that Hoffa's body was cremated after he was murdered.
Alan went on to detail how he became involved with the Mob through is uncle. He explained how his uncle taught him about La Cosa Nostra and how to operate within the Mob underworld. Alan also recounted starting his first racket independent of his uncle and why he was never able to rise in the Mob hierarchy.
Alan also discussed getting involved with more serious crimes after being kicked out of school permanently at 15. He shared stories about selling weed and eventually constructed his own crew of neighborhood dealers. Later, he recounted selling counterfeit steroids and how he was eventually caught by the feds.