Family Feud
On January 16, 2013, the Macomb Daily published a detailed report suggesting that Zerilli's motives for speaking publicly concerning Hoffa were not only financial, but also related to a growing rift between Jack Tocco and Zerilli that may have begun in the early 1970s, when the former partners were involved in business dealings in Detroit and Las Vegas.
Quoted in the Daily's report, former U.S. Attorney Keith Corbett said, “There is a good deal of acrimony between Tony and his cousin, Jack...and the resentment goes both ways."
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