Why diddy killed biggie

See more Facts. See more Hot Lists. Chris Brown. The Weeknd. Kanye West. Nicki Minaj. Did Diddy Really Kill Tupac? It all started when Biggie Smalls' murder case was reopened by his mother in Karding believes the murders of Tupac and Biggie Smalls were related.

Did Puff Daddy hire hitmen to kill Tupac? So who actually pulled the trigger on Tupac? Was Faith Evans aware of Tupac's murderer? He was cremated shortly afterwards and no memorial was held - and people began to believe that he hadn't really died after all. There are a lot of conspiracy theories floating around. Why wasn't Tupac wearing a bulletproof vest as he usually did, for instance?

A few people disbelieve the coroner's report, which has allegedly got his height and weight wrong - making people think it's an autopsy of a totally different person.

Did Tupac fake his own death? Check out some alleged sightings at the bottom of this article. Anyway, Greg Kading spoke to The Sun about his bizarre theory. He said: "I don't promote what we are saying it as theory. Some people might use the word theory, because it has never been challenged in court. It's pretty confusing, but he says that Keffe D got his nephew, Orlando 'Baby Lane' Anderson , to do the shooting instead - but only managed to kill Tupac. He told the paper that he even managed to get a confession out of Keffe D, but Poochie and Baby Lane were both dead by this point and therefore couldn't be prosecuted.

He added that the Keffe D confession was useless at this point: "The American law has agreements. They can tell us everything they know about their own involvement in a crime, but we cannot use their own incriminating statements against them. Well, as we all know, loads of people reckon Tupac's still alive. Tupac was killed by a member of the Crip gang in , but he was also attacked and shot in Although he was never officially affiliated with any gang, he was still a high-profile rapper who had feuds with others in the profession who had stronger ties to gangs.

Even though agent Phil Carson is confident he knows the identity of the shooter and the man who financed the hit, the late rapper, the actual name Christopher Wallace, was assassinated on a Los Angeles street in March , and the gunman has never been apprehended. He also tells the New York Post that corrupt Los Angeles detectives hushed up the probe and that Diddy was "very freaked out" when he learned the news.

Carson went on to say that there was a slew of other people involved in the assassination. He said it was the largest miscarriage of justice he had ever seen in his year FBI career. Meanwhile, Don Sikorski and Brad Furman, the producers and directors of the film City of Lies , which delves into the unsolved deaths of Biggie and Tupac Shakur, have backed up Carson's claims. They revealed that they have read sealed court files related to Wallace's case, which suggest a Nation of Islam convert was the killer.

Sikorski and Furman are now hopeful that the film The City of Lies , featuring Johnny Depp as real-life Los Angeles cop Russell Poole, will bring the murder back into the spotlight and rekindle the inquiry. According to Carson, they "nailed it" in the controversial Amazon movie, which suggests rap mogul Marion 'Suge' Knight orchestrated the hit from jail, and he's speaking up now to seek the justice that eluded him while he was on the case.