Former LAPD Claims That Diddy Ordered Tupac Shakur’s Murder

In 1996, Shakur was shot and killed while sitting in a auto with his manager Marian Hugh “Suge” Knight, who survived the attack.

The documentary studies the work of the LAPD and special forces who investigated the deaths of Biggie and Tupac.

Shakur died September 13, 1996 following a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas, and Smalls was gunned down in Los Angeles six months later in March 1997. Kading said he cornered the man into confessing by saying they’d drop the charges on another serious crime he was charged with.

This case still leaves us scratching our heads – it’s like the Black Dahlia of the ’90s!

If his intention was to just get away with it, so to speak.

Former LAPD cop Greg Kading has made an explosive claim, saying that Diddy paid $1-million to have both Tupac Shakur and Death Row Records boss Suge Knight killed.

P Diddy has been named as the person who “hired hitmen to kill Tupac”. During the interview, Davis alleges Diddy approached him on two separate occasions to discuss murdering Tupac and Suge Knight. Though conspiracy theorist’s claim throughout the years that Shakur faked his death.

“[Keefe D] was trying save his life, but you don’t go implicate yourself and your nephew to a murder that you’re already suspected of”.

Murder Rap: Inside the Biggie and Tupac Murders is set to premiere on Netflix this spring. Combs did tell LA Weekly back in 2011 when Kading’s book was originally released that the former officer’s allegations were “pure fiction and completely ridiculous”.

The long-standing feud between 50 Cent and Diddy only gets more intense and hilarious as time goes by, and it looks like earlier today, Fiddy chose to go nuclear. Please let us know in our poll question below.