BANFIELD: It is one of the most notorious unsolved cases in U.S. history, the disappearance and the death of former Teamster boss, Jimmy Hoffa. Now police have a brand new lead, all these years later. Crews in fact were digging at this home just outside of Detroit just this morning. The investigators have taken a few samples to determine if there may be any human remains buried here. It's all because of a tip, a tip that came from a man who had this information for the last 37 years. An author and an expert on Hoffa gave us this insight about the tipster on "EARLY START."</s>DAN MOLDEA, AUTHOR, "THE HOFFA WARS": He is a gambler who had an affiliation, a connection, with a bookmaker in Detroit who was working with Tony Giacalone. What's interesting to me is Tony Giacalone is one of the two people Jimmy Hoffa was supposed to meet at the time of his disappearance.</s>BANFIELD: The police chief tells CNN he thinks the tip is credible, although he is not convinced they will find Jimmy Hoffa's body. Memo: There have been tips before that have been considered credible and turned out to be nothing. Let me move onto this. A man that allegedly made the anti-Islam video caused a real bunch of problems around the world. Blamed for the deadly protests in the Muslim world, and now he is under arrest. It is official. Nakoula Basseley Nakoula is accused of violating his own probation from a check fraud conviction that he got two years ago. The judge said no bail for you. The judge said that he has been engaged in a pattern of deception, and even said he could be a flight risk.
New Tip in Jimmy Hoffa Disappearance