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Frank The Irishman Sheeran, circa 1970. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Frank Sheeran (left) with war buddy Alex Siegel one month before Siegel was killed in action during the Salerno invasion. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Frank Sheeran celebrating the end of World War II with buddy Charlie Diggsy Meiers. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Sheeran (upper left) with fellow Teamsters organizers at his first job in Detroit. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Sheeran (right), sergeant-at-arms at the 1961 Teamsters Convention in Miami Beach, Florida. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Jimmy Hoffa squaring off against archenemy Bobby Kennedy at a meeting of the Labor Racket Committee in 1958. Bettmann/Corbis

Senate investigator John Cye Cheasty (left) slipping Hoffa confidential documents in a sting operation. Hoffa paid $2,000 for this sensitive information. Bettmann/Corbis

Title page of U.S. Attorney Rudy Giulianis RICO suit against the mob, naming Sheeran as one of only two non-Italians on the Commission of La Cosa Nostra.

The first page of Nixons presidential pardon of Hoffa.

John Mitchells affadavit to aid Hoffas quest to remove the restrictions of Nixons presidential pardon.

Frank Sheeran: Ill be a Hoffa man til they pat my face with a shovel and steal my cufflinks. Sheerans cufflinks were a gift from Russell Bufalino. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Frank Sheeran Appreciation Night 1974. Mayor Frank Rizzo (shaking Hoffas hand), roofing union boss John McCullough (second from right), and civil rights leader Cecil B. Moore (far right) attending. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Russell Bufalino, circa 1968. Bettmann/Corbis

Crazy Joey Gallo takes the 5th at a Senate hearing in answer to Bobby Kennedy.

Anthony Tony Pro Provenzano with news reporters on August 5, 1975, one day after the Vesuvio meeting. Bettmann/Corbis

Salvatore Sally Bugs Briguglio in December 1975 after appearing before the grand jury investigating the Hoffa disappearance. AP/wide World Photos

Russell Bufalino (in wheelchair) getting a friendly knockout punch from Sheeran, circa 1986. Courtesy of Frank Sheeran

Al Martino, who appeared as the singer Johnny Fontane in all three