Hold on to your seats, hip-hop aficionados, because this latest twist in the long-standing mystery of 2Pac’s murder is set to send shockwaves through the music world. Just when you thought the tragic saga of Tupac Shakur’s untimely death couldn’t get any more explosive, it seems there’s a fresh layer of controversy to uncover. Mike Dorsey, the filmmaker behind the eye-opening 2015 documentary Murder Rap: Inside the Biggie and Tupac Murders, has just dropped a bombshell. He’s released previously unheard audio from a 2008 interview with Keefe D, a key figure in the case, and the revelations are nothing short of incendiary.
The $1 Million Hit: A Deal Gone Sour?
In this jaw-dropping audio clip, Keefe D alleges that he was promised a cool $1 million by none other than Sean “Diddy” Combs for carrying out the hit on Tupac. According to Keefe D, he was struggling to get the payment from the Bad Boy Records founder, and sent Harlem figure Zip to collect the money. Weeks after the murder, Keefe D still hadn’t received his cash.
“What’s up with the cash?” Keefe D recounted asking Zip during a meeting at the Roxbury in Los Angeles. The response was not what he wanted to hear: “[Diddy] ain’t give it to me yet.” The frustration in Keefe D’s voice is palpable as he continued, “We need money, motherf**ker. They took our guns, all that sh*t. We need some money. They must got millions. Y’all ran my Colombian outta town, man!”
A Tense Encounter at Snoop Dogg’s Party
The drama didn’t end there. Keefe D also detailed an encounter his associate Wynn Prince had with Diddy at a party at Snoop Dogg’s house. Prince approached Diddy about the outstanding payment and was given a phone number to call. This, unsurprisingly, did not sit well with Keefe D. “If I would’ve seen his a**, ‘Gimme the jewelry and everything,’ you know?” he fumed. “Stupid motherf**ker. I said, ‘You let him give you a number?’ That was so stupid! Why you didn’t get the jewelry?”
Keefe D’s Undercover Cooperation: A New Twist
Adding fuel to the fire, The Sun reported on July 20 that Keefe D allegedly cooperated with the LAPD in an undercover operation to implicate Diddy in Tupac’s murder. According to the report, prosecutors revealed that Davis participated in the undercover work back in 2009 after he was caught “trafficking a large amount of drugs” by the LAPD task force. This undercover cooperation has thrown another wrench into the convoluted narrative surrounding Tupac’s death.
Diddy Denies Involvement
While these claims have reignited the debate over who was behind Tupac’s murder, it’s crucial to note that TMZ has reported law enforcement sources stating Diddy was never a suspect in the murder of Tupac Shakur. Despite this, the new audio from Keefe D adds a layer of complexity to an already tangled web of allegations and counter-allegations.
What’s Next in the 2Pac Murder Saga?
As fans of hip-hop and followers of celebrity drama, we are left to wonder: what’s next? Will these new revelations bring us any closer to understanding what really happened on that fateful night in Las Vegas? The saga of Tupac Shakur’s murder has long been a source of speculation and intrigue, and with these latest developments, the story shows no signs of fading from the public eye.
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Stay tuned, as this story is far from over. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of 2Pac, a loyal follower of Diddy, or simply a pop culture junkie, the unfolding drama promises to keep us all on the edge of our seats. And who knows, maybe the next piece of the puzzle is just around the corner, waiting to be uncovered.
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