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In Hoffa's Shadow: A Stepfather, a Disappearance in Detroit, and My Search for the
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In Hoffa's Shadow: A Stepfather, a Disappearance in Detroit, and My Search for the Truth
[DOWNLOAD^^][PDF]
In Hoffa's Shadow: A
Stepfather, a
Disappearance in
Detroit, and My
Search for the Truth
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'In Hoffaâ€s Shadow is compulsively readable, deeply affecting, and truly groundbreaking in its
re-examination of the Hoffa case . . . a reckoning . . . and also a meticulous reconstruction of 'the
greatest mystery in American history . . . a monumental achievement.'' ―James Rosen, The
Wall Street Journal'Itâ€s fair to say that the last thing the world was itching for in 2019 was
another speculative account of Hoffaâ€s final days. Which is precisely why Jack
Goldsmithâ€s gripping hybrid of personal memoir and forensic procedural lands with the force of
a sucker punch. More than just another writer chewing over the same old facts and hypotheses,
Goldsmith turns out to have a uniquely intimate connection to the case that gooses him along on
his hunt for the truth.' ―Chris Nashawaty, The New York Times Book Review'[An] emotionally
powerful and utterly compelling book . . . In Hoffaâ€s Shadow is highly impressive not only as a
nonfiction murder mystery but also as a work of profoundly apologetic filial love.' ―David J.
Garrow, The Washington Post'The unlikeliest riveting read of the year . . . [Goldsmith is] always
worth reading on any topic on which he opines. But I wasnâ€t prepared to be transfixed by a
D.C. “backstory― unlike any out there . . . this is a National Book Award nominee waiting to
happen. And though Hoffa did not go gently into the night, his abrupt and final exit is as dark as
any tragedy.' ―Hugh Hewitt, The Washington Post'So much has been written about Jimmy
Hoffa, the former Teamster boss who vanished from a Detroit suburb in 1975, but a new book
about him still contains surprises ― not least because of who wrote it . . . In Hoffaâ€s Shadow
is several books in one ― an attempt to piece together the enduring mystery of Hoffaâ€s
disappearance, a glancing history of the labor movement, a reflection on the governmentâ€s
surveillance powers and, underpinning it all, a memoir of Goldsmithâ€s relationship with his
stepfather [Chuckie O'Brien] . . . The bookâ€s pacing is steady and unrelenting, as Goldsmith
toggles between his own careful narrative voice and Chuckieâ€s off-the-cuff wiseguy
vernacular.' ―Jennifer Szalai, The New York Times Book Review'Goldsmith has produced a
wonderful book about the complicated relationship between a deeply flawed stepfather [Chuckie
O'Brien] and the adopted son he loved deeply and forgave unconditionally for casting him aside . .
. Goldsmith doesnâ€t excuse Oâ€Brienâ€s misdeeds. But he comes to view his
stepfatherâ€s experience as a target of then-Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy through the
prism of his own experiences reviewing the legality of new surveillance powers granted after the
9/11 attacks.' ―Seth Stern, The Christian Science Monitor“This is an incredible story,
plainly rebutting the clear understanding of many that Charles Oâ€Brien drove Jimmy Hoffa to

his death, and offering a profoundly beautiful recognition of the nature of paternal love. This book
will make you weep, repeatedly, for the injustice, and for the love.― ―Lawrence Lessig
, professor at Harvard Law School and author of They Donâ€t Represent Us and Republic,
Lost“In Hoffaâ€s Shadow is a masterpiece and a page-turner―I couldnâ€t put it down.
Brilliant, suspenseful, and deeply moving, it offers a personal view of one of the greatest unsolved
crimes in American history. At the same time, it offers startling insights into organized crime, the
labor movement, and the surprising origins of todayâ€s surveillance state. Beautifully written
and full of unexpected turns, this book is gripping and revelatory from start to finish.― ―Amy
Chua, professor at Yale Law School and author of Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother and Political
Tribes: Group Instinct and the Fate of Nations“A thrilling, unputdownable story that takes on
big subjects―injustice, love, loss, truth, power, murder―and addresses them in sentences of
beauty and clarity informed by deep thought and feeling. Goldsmith, one of the finest minds of his
generation, has told an insane tale with a storytellerâ€s flair. This is one of the best works of
autobiography that Iâ€ve read in a very, very long time.― ―Bill Buford, former fiction editor of
The New Yorker and author of Heat and Among the Thugs'I am one of the worldâ€s experts on
the July 30, 1975, murder of Jimmy Hoffa. And, now, Jack Goldsmith―with his brilliant research
and beautiful writing style―comes along and tells me a whole bunch of things I never knew about
that day. Satisfying his curiosity about his stepfatherâ€s alleged role in the crime and through
his own personal integrity, Goldsmith has advanced the state of evidence of this unsolved mystery,
bringing us closer to a final resolution.' ―Dan E. Moldea, author of The Hoffa Wars“This is
an extraordinary, muscular adventure story about whatâ€s happened to our nation and
whatâ€s possible for its future.