Jimmy Hoffa, the mob-connected Teamsters leader, seemed more interested in his ice cream sundae than the fallen president in Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman."
Mark O’Connor, the former chief counsel for accused Nazi concentration camp guard John Demjanjuk, was fired by the Ohio grandfather weeks before testifying at his own war crimes trial in Israel. But why?
A Jewish lawyer who once represented accused Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk, Yoram Sheftel referred to himself as the “most hated man in Israel” during the trial against his client in the late '80s.
In the new Martin Scorcese film, Peggy Sheeran (played by Anna Paquin) stops talking to her hitman father Frank Sheeran after she suspects he had something to do with Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance.
John Demjanjuk, the Cleveland grandfather who was accused of being Nazi war criminal, Ivan the Terrible, is the focus of Netflix's latest docuseries "The Devil Next Door." But what happened to the Ohio man and his family after his conviction was tossed out in Israel?
Martin Scorcese's new movie "The Irishman," set to hit Netflix in a few weeks, stars Al Pacino as a hot-headed Jimmy Hoffa who didn't think the mob would actually kill him.
