- Tupac’s family hires lawyers to investigate Diddy’s alleged involvement in the rapper’s 1996 murder.
- Family seeks to uncover evidence based on Keefe D’s claims about Diddy’s role in the murder.
- Keefe D alleges Diddy offered $1 million for the hit on Tupac.
- Diddy has consistently denied any involvement and has never been charged.
Tupac Shakur’s family has hired a legal team to investigate allegations that Diddy was involved in the rapper’s 1996 murder.
Tupac’s family exploring Diddy’s alleged involvement in his murder
Tupac’s family has taken the significant step of retaining attorneys Alex Spiro and Christopher Clore, along with a team of investigators, to explore claims that Diddy had a direct role in the iconic rapper’s death.
The family’s decision comes in response to resurfaced allegations made by Duane “Keefe D” Davis, who claimed that Diddy offered him and his crew up to $1 million to kill Tupac.
This move by Tupac’s family is a critical milestone in the ongoing quest for justice and clarity surrounding the rapper’s untimely death.
According to reports, they hope to uncover any potential evidence to corroborate Keefe D’s claims.
The family’s legal team is set to pursue every possible lead, with the goal of determining whether there is any substance to the allegations against Diddy.
Should their investigation yield significant findings, the family may push for criminal charges or consider filing a wrongful death lawsuit.
Keefe D’s account of who ordered the hit on Tupac
Tupac Shakur was shot on 7 September 1996, in Las Vegas, and succumbed to his injuries six days later at the age of 25.
The attack occurred while Tupac was travelling in a black sedan on Las Vegas Boulevard.
A white Cadillac pulled up alongside and opened fire, a shocking event that left the world mourning the loss of such an influential figure.
In 2009, during an interview with Las Vegas detectives, Keefe D alleged that Diddy had offered him $1 million to kill Tupac.
According to Keefe D, Diddy made personal contact with him and his associates, suggesting he was willing to pay to have Tupac eliminated.
Keefe D’s claims have resurfaced in recent months, particularly as prosecutors use his statements to argue against his bail in his own murder case.
They contend that his admission demonstrates a willingness to commit murder for financial gain, thus making him a danger to society.
Keefe D further claimed that after Tupac was murdered, he attempted to collect the payment from Diddy through a mutual friend but never received the money.
These assertions have kept the rumour mill active for years, despite Diddy’s consistent denials of any involvement.
Diddy has never been arrested or charged in connection with Tupac’s murder.
