In a shocking revelation, a new report shows that Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly orchestrated the plan to kill Tupac Shakur, shortly before his death in September 1996.
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Diddy reportedly instructed Duane “Keefe D” Davis to ensure the deaths of both Tupac and Suge Knight by offering a substantial $1 million bounty on their lives.
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Former LAPD detective Greg Kading revealed this revelation in a sensational report published by New York Magazine.
During the investigation into the murders of Tupac and Biggie Smalls, Kading revealed that Keefe D had confessed to Diddy ordering the hit on Shakur and Suge Knight in 1995.
Keefe D recounted the incident to Kading, saying that during a stop on Diddy’s 1995 Summer Jam tour in Anaheim, California, the “I Need A Girl” singer allegedly expressed a desire to have “heads their” with a group of Crip gangsters. in a hotel room. Diddy reportedly offered Keefe D $1 million in exchange for eliminating both Shakur and Suge Knight.
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“Man, we’ll wipe their a** out in no time,” Keefe D allegedly assured Diddy during their conversation, according to Kading.
In September 1996, tensions were said to have reached a boiling point following Tupac’s alleged altercation with Orlando Anderson, Keefe D’s nephew, during his match with Mike Tyson at the MGM Grand arena in Las Vegas. .
In his memoirs Compton street legend, Keefe D recalls the moment things turned dark between his nephew and Tupac, describing, “The shit got ominously personal.” So, in an attempt to get revenge, Keefe D allegedly bought a .40 caliber Glock from a drug dealer named Eric “Von Zip” Martin before venturing out into the streets to track down Tupac and Suge.
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On the evening of September 7, 1996, Keefe D, along with Anderson and two other Crips, allegedly found Tupac and Suge Knight shortly after 11 p.m. Keefe D allegedly gave the .40 caliber Glock to his nephew, who opened fire, hitting Tupac four times.
After Tupac’s death occurred six days later on September 13 at a neighboring hospital, the situation took an unexpected turn. Keefe D recalled that Diddy contacted Martin to ask if they were related.
Bad Boy Records reportedly asked: “Is that us?”
Keefe D later claimed involvement and demanded the $1 million reward that Diddy allegedly offered for the legendary rapper’s death.
Unfortunately, despite allegedly instructing Martin to compensate Keefe D with a reward, he allegedly was never actually paid, according to Kading.
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