‘I mustn’t shoot five times’: Diddy may be linked to 1996 Tupac Shakur murder, investigator says

The death of Tupac Shakur is probably one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in the music world. What happened on September 7, 1996, when the groundbreaking rapper was shot multiple times, leading to his untimely and tragic demise, is now believed to have ties to Diddy.

McCollum, who has extensive experience in the case, says the origins of the violent rivalry date back to a previous shooting involving Shakur in 1994. Although the connection to Diddy is not new, the investigator’s statement at the scene of the crime surely opened an investigation. new chapter as Diddy faces charges related to racketeering and sex trafficking.

Is Diddy linked to Tupac’s death?

“This whole thing started for me in 1994 — the first time Tupac was shot,” Sheryl McCollum told NewNation on Saturday. “You don’t have to shoot someone five times to take their jewelry and money,” added the crime scene investigator who worked on the case in 1996.

“Sean ‘Puffy’ Combs and his entourage of 40? Safe and sound. Not threatened,” she questioned. “How does it make sense to anyone that one person is robbed and the other 40 aren’t?” Who would have had more money and jewelry? Forty.”

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Tupac was allegedly shot and hit by four bullets from a .40 caliber Glock. Following this, a suspect in the case, former gang leader Duane “Keefe D” Davis, who faces murder charges in connection with Tupac’s death, reportedly told police that Sean “Diddy” Combs had offered $1 million to have the rapper killed, according to Fox 5. Combs has previously denied rumors that he was involved in the case.

Tupac Shakur was ‘trapped’ when he was shot

The investigator explained that during Tupac’s first shooting in 1994, he was trapped in an elevator and the second time he found himself confined in a car – both situations leaving him with no chance of escape . “Ironically, none of these incidents have video footage,” she noted. “This suggests that someone close to him knew where he was that day and time.” She said it also narrows the pool of potential suspects.

Tupac publicly pointed the finger at Biggie and his Combs-owned “Bad Boy Record” label after the shooting, saying their casual response showed they were involved. Tragically, the Notorious BIG also met a mysterious end later.

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Tupac Shaukr’s family hires investigators to probe possible connection to Diddy

McCollum’s remarks follow recent reports that Tupac’s family has opened a new legal investigation potentially linking the rapper’s 1996 murder to the disgraced music mogul. The investigation, initiated by Tupac’s family, aims to explore potential links to record producer Bad Boy. Renowned attorney Alex Spiro has been retained to delve further into this nearly three-decade-old case.

However, in his court documents, “(Davis) had publicly stated that he was only speaking about himself and that he was not trying to provide evidence against anyone in his conversations with police.”

“However, this statement denies this claim, since it suggests that Sean Combs paid (drug dealer) Eric Von Martin a million dollars for the murders and offered to set up a clandestine phone call with Terrence Brown, the driver , who, at the time, was still alive,” the statement further reads according to Fox.