Diddy named as mastermind of Tupac’s murder in newly revealed legal documents

• Diddy faces fresh allegations as he’s been named in newly revealed legal documents on Tupac Shakur’s murder and Death Row Records boss Suge Knight.
• Diddy’s name is reportedly mentioned 47 times in the documents that emanate from a released police interview transcript.

Recent developments in the long-standing investigation into Tupac Shakur’s murder have brought renewed attention to Sean “Diddy” Combs, the renowned music mogul.

Newly released legal documents, which include a transcript of a police interview, named Diddy in connection with the infamous case.

These documents emerged against the backdrop of ongoing legal challenges faced by the billionaire entertainer, who has been in prison since his arrest in September 2024.

The allegations suggest that Diddy may have offered substantial amount for the murders of both Tupac Shakur and Death Row Records’ founder, Suge Knight.

Notably, Diddy’s name appeared 47 times within the newly surfaced transcripts from a 2009 interview with Duane “Keefe D” Davis, who is currently awaiting trial for Tupac’s murder.

In the covertly recorded interview, Keefe D refers to Diddy as the “boss” and mentioned his association with three Southside Crips gangs that allegedly played a role in the murder.

When asked directly about Diddy’s involvement, Keefe responded affirmatively, stating, “Yeah,” and elaborated on what he described as Diddy’s intense hatred towards Knight, indicating that Diddy was willing to go to great lengths for revenge.

Diddy has however denied involvement in Shakur’s death, calling the allegations “completely ridiculous” and“pure fiction.”

Recall that Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was arrested in New York few months ago.

The arrest followed a grand jury indictment, with Combs’ lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, expressing disappointment and criticism towards the US Attorney’s Office for pursuing what he considers an unjust prosecution.

Agnifilo highlighted Sean Combs’ voluntary cooperation with the investigation and his decision to travel to New York in anticipation of the charges.