30. Roal Amundsen
Roald Amundsen is the best-known explorer in history. He was the first man to reach the South Pole, leading the first North Pole expedition. He also recorded a successful Northwest Passage journey first. In an Arctic rescue mission, Amundsen and his crew missed another aircraft crashing. Some of the wreckage was discovered, including a tank from Amundsen’s plane, but no bodies, no major wreckage. Numerous searches were conducted in the area where the plane was thought to have gone down, but teams and planes are still unknown to this day.
30. Roal Amundsen
31. Jimmy Hoffa
Jimmy Hoffa was president of the Teamsters Union International Brotherhood between 1958-1971. During that period, while the union grew tremendously, Hoffa engaged in some unpleasant things, engaging with the mafia and convicting several crimes. Hoffa told his family and friends he met well-known mobsters Anthony Giacalone and Anthony Provenzano in late July 1975. Later that night, Hoffa called his wife, saying the men were late, but he’d wait for them. He’s never home. Over the years, many people were accused of murder, and some even admitted it, but there was no evidence or evidence to support the allegations.
31. Jimmy Hoffa
