Chicago Outfit Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters Allen and Paul Dorfman Irwin Wiener Joe the Clown Lombardo Jack Ruby Italian Connection: A Tale of Bribery, Murder, Money, Corruption and Collusion. Corruption, #29

Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa rose to the top of this powerful organization that could shut the nation down with strikes by consulting Chicago mobster Paul Red Dorfman, who introduced Hoffa to the Chicago Outfit Organized crime syndicate and Dorfman demanded that Hoffa return the favor by employing his son Allen Dorfman to handle all insurance contracts for Teamsters union employees, which led to huge profits for Allen Dorfman through overcharging on the insurance premiums.
Hoffa went to prison in 1967 and the Chicago Outfit placed Consigliere Joey The Clown Lombardo as supervisor over Allen Dorfman, who controlled $400 million dollars in Teamsters Central State Pension Funds (CSPF). This money was loaned to the mafia on terms that didn't enforce paying the money back and much of it went to build Las Vegas Casino Hotels. Read in this informative report how Joey the Clown Lombardo organized the murder of a business associate that was going to testify against the Chicago Consigliere for money laundering and how this murdered business associate met Lombardo through Chicago mob money investor and crooked Union Official, the former bail bondsmen Irwin Weiner, who also happened to be present when hitmen sent by the Chicago mob gunned down Union Insurance Agency executive Allen Dorfman in the parking lot of the of the Lincolnwood Illinois Hyatt Hotel on Jan.
20, 1983 because Allen Dorfman was convicted of attempting to bribe Nevada Senator Howard Cannon to influence a favorable action to keep a trucking deregulation bill blocked, which made the Chicago mob afraid Dorfman would expose Teamsters-mafia corruption in exchange for a lesser sentence. Assassin of Lee Harvey Oswald Jack Ruby, who ran errands for the Chicago mob and was an enforcer-recruiter in Chicago's Local 20467 of the Scrap Iron and Junk Handler's Union, run by Paul Red Dorfman, made a telephone call to Chicago money investor for the Chicago mob, union official and former bail bondsman Irwin Weiner, who was dubbed by the Chicago Crime Commission as a "soldier" in the Chicago Cosa Nostra.