Man arrested for Tupac shooting

[volsarelife1]

Man connected to suspected shooter in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing arrested in Las Vegas

Las Vegas police have arrested a man in the deadly 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur, a long-awaited break in a case that has frustrated investigators and fascinated the public ever since the hip-hop icon was gunned down on the Las Vegas Strip 27 years ago.

www.fox5vegas.com

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

The aliens didn't distract us enough, so they're giving this a shot

 

[n_huffhines]

 

[n_huffhines]

The aliens didn't distract us enough, so they're giving this a shot

"They" don't need to distract us. We crave distractions and will find them anywhere.

 

[davethevol]

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That wouldn’t surprise me. Puff Daddy, Master P, Suge Knight, MC Hammer, and J Prince are the some of the scariest guys in the music industry.

 

[n_huffhines]

That wouldn’t surprise me. Puff Daddy, Master P, Suge Knight, MC Hammer, and J Prince are the some of the scariest guys in the music industry.

Here are the facts as I understand them...

- This Keffe D guy and three associates have been suspects since the beginning.
- They fought with Tupac's posse at a casino the night of the killing.
- he's in his 60s now and wrote a gangster memoir in 2019, saying it was his gun and his nephew (who's been dead for 20 years) who killed Tupac
- this summer, the police raided his house
- he was arrested a few weeks back
- now he says Puff Daddy hired him for the hit

It's possible, but if you're hired to do a hit, why would you get in a fight with the target in a public place? It's hard to reconcile that. I think he's just saying some ****, but who knows. It seems they likely got in a random fight, and the anger carried over into a senseless drive-by.

 

[davethevol]

Here are the facts as I understand them...

- This Keffe D guy and three associates have been suspects since the beginning.
- They fought with Tupac's posse at a casino the night of the killing.
- he's in his 60s now and wrote a gangster memoir in 2019, saying it was his gun and his nephew (who's been dead for 20 years) who killed Tupac
- this summer, the police raided his house
- he was arrested a few weeks back
- now he says Puff Daddy hired him for the hit

It's possible, but if you're hired to do a hit, why would you get in a fight with the target in a public place? It's hard to reconcile that. I think he's just saying some ****, but who knows. It seems they likely got in a random fight, and the anger carried over into a senseless drive-by.

See, I’m wondering if Puff Daddy already ordered the hit before that altercation, and after that altercation it made the hit more appealing.

If you haven’t heard the rapper from 3rd Base talk about the hit put out on him by MC Hammer, it’s worth checking out. He said there were gang members all over with different gang affiliations that were interested in performing the hit.

 

[n_huffhines]

See, I’m wondering if Puff Daddy already ordered the hit before that altercation, and after that altercation it made the hit more appealing.

If you haven’t heard the rapper from 3rd Base talk about the hit put out on him by MC Hammer, it’s worth checking out. He said there were gang members all over with different gang affiliations that were interested in performing the hit.

Not that these are the smartest dudes on the planet, but I feel like Diddy wouldn't just put the word out indiscriminately like that. He'd keep it close to the vest, and he'd hire somebody professional enough that they aren't going to make a public scene where there are security cameras and all that, before doing the deed. It's possible, I'm just going with what I think is the most likely scenario.