We’ve all been waiting for the next shoe to drop despite Sean “P. Diddy” Combs’ numerous criminal accusations, as is common with prominent personalities such as him.
There is a new allegation in that indicates that Diddy may have been involved in Tupac Shakur‘s 1996 murder. According to a recent report in New York Magazine, the rap mogul allegedly offered $1 million for the 1995 hit song featuring both Tupac and producer Suge Knight.
Although Duane “Keefe D” Davis has been taken into custody and accused with Tupac’s murder, authorities are still investigating who gave the order to kill the late musician.
Diddy made a $1 million bounty for Tupac and Suge
These accusations against Diddy are stated in the article by LAPD investigator Greg Kading. He is one of the detectives who worked closely on Tupac Shakur’s murder inquiry. The actual murder was not finished until September 1996, when it happened during a drive-by in Las Vegas. Four blows were delivered to Tupac, and Suge Knight’s head was broken by the grappel. Tupac Shakur passed away from his wounds in a hospital six days after that incident. However, Keefe D acknowledged that during a 1995 meeting with numerous Crip criminals present, Diddy was the one who gave the order for this hit.
This retired police officer claims that Keefe D accepted $1 million in exchange for taking responsibility for the murder.
They really were asking Diddy if he was responsible on Tupac’s death 👀pic.twitter.com/GtVLfnEFUh
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) October 12, 2023
According to a story in New York Magazine, “Combs allegedly told a hotel room full of Crip gangsters—Davis included—that he wanted ‘them dudes’ heads,’ as Davis put it; i.e., for someone to kill Tupac and Knight, during a stop on the 1995 Summer Jam tour in Anaheim.” Combs might have been a victim of the situation; he was understandably worried about his safety and tensions were running high.
However, Davis later claimed that Combs promised him a million dollars to complete the song during a lunch in Los Angeles.
Was Diddy also behind the Tupac & Biggie Murder?
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**Interview with the lead investigator from 5 years ago** pic.twitter.com/YJSP1dLHIf
— Patrick Bet-David (@patrickbetdavid) March 27, 2024
