In a deathbed confession book, Frank Sheeran, one time president of the Teamsters Union, admits to personally killing Hoffa and having the body cremated. The unusual aspect of the confession is that Sheeran confidently expects God to forgive him upon his making confession, and he will spend eternity in Heaven, enjoying even more benefits than he received as president of the Teamsters. But is saying I’m sorry enough to be forgiven for murder? If it is, then what kind of God do we have here?

Am I hearin’

Frankie Sheeran

Put Hoffa in the sod

Then on his knees

Said grant me please

An audience with God

And to His face

I’ll plead my case

For heaven I desire

And if they need

Someone to bleed

God know I am for hire