Diddy named 47 times in Tupac murder suspect’s secret cop interview

[BeTheGoddess]

FINALLY, this is the bit I have been wating for--Tupac's murder.

DIDDY has been named 47 times in a secretly recorded police interview accusing him of offering "millions" for the murders of Tupac Shakur and record boss Suge Knight.
The rap mogul - real name Sean Combs - was apparently livid that Tupac had badmouthed him and wanted revenge, according to a transcript of a "surreptitiously recorded" interview filed by prosecutors in the murder trial of Duane "Keefe D" Davis.

https://www.the-sun.com/news/13313676/di...recording/

Keefy D has been suspected of being involved for years, and his FBI interview was something that I thought got the ball rolling on Diddy. Also whoth noting is many feel the interview was scripted, so take it how you will

[theshadowknows]

FINALLY, this is the bit I have been wating for--Tupac's murder.


https://www.the-sun.com/news/13313676/di...recording/

Keefy D has been suspected of being involved for years, and his FBI interview was something that I thought got the ball rolling on Diddy. Also whoth noting is many feel the interview was scripted, so take it how you will

He's been talking about it openly for years. He's the only person still alive that was in the car that shot Pac. The only reason he spoke so freely was that he was an informant but it looks like he's no longer useful.

According to Keefe D, Diddy put the hit out on Pac over the Hit Em Up diss track.

[BeTheGoddess]

According to Keefe D, Diddy put the hit out on Pac over the Hit Em Up diss track.

It might be more than just one diss track, Pac was one of the MANY artists back then who were speaking out about this, same with Suge and pretty much every credible rapper at the time.

[Maxmars]

I hope the depth and breadth of depravity expressed by Diddy's little society, doesn't get lost over the crime of murder (of a celebrity.)

It seems all well to pursue any missed justice over the tragic death of Tupac, so this was not meant to prioritize one over the other.

It just seems that part of the information-age's effects was that became aware of social orders operating within our societies that cannot be said to be 'constructive' often become criminal.  This one, Diddy's, seems an example we should explore... for the sake of everyone's safety.

What really strikes me as noteworthy is how the most likely suspect in this homicide case (Tupac's) was apparently overlooked for so long.

Was it 'societal connections?'

Meh,... disregard that,... it's quite difficult to be a dispassionate voyeur...  Some of the rumors are outrageous... and alarming!

[KKLoco]

He also killed the Notorious BIG - his supposed best friend. The Diddler had all of BIG's music right, and stood to make 'a killing' (pun intended), by his death. Just look at all the songs Diddy produced right after BIG's death. Pre-recorded un-released tracks of BIG, that the Diddler made millions off of. There are many people that have come out and said this. The Diddler was protected as he was an FBI informant. Apparently, he outlasted his usefulness.

[BeTheGoddess]

Meh,... disregard that,... it's quite difficult to be a dispassionate voyeur...  Some of the rumors are outrageous... and alarming!

You are not required to be disspassionate, its the kind of story that has had many people shaking their heads, same with Epstine, same cult different congregation. 

One silver lining is that Weird Al is not implicated as a rapper involved, so this means Weird Al is more old school hip-hop than Eminem and Wu Tang.

[BeTheGoddess]

He also killed the Notorious BIG - his supposed best friend. The Diddler had all of BIG's music right, and stood to make 'a killing' (pun intended), by his death. Just look at all the songs Diddy produced right after BIG's death. Pre-recorded un-released tracks of BIG, that the Diddler made millions off of. There are many people that have come out and said this. The Diddler was protected as he was an FBI informant. Apparently, he outlasted his usefulness.

I was going to mention Biggies death,...

https://tvshowsace.com/2024/11/22/diddys...lling-tea/

Glad you brought it up