Tag: Investigation

Trap Lore Ross is putting a disturbing collection of rumors about Chrisean Rock under the microscope, but his video does not provide verified proof linking the reality personality to multiple deaths.

The Legal Defense Fund is asking Congress to investigate a troubling pattern of deaths of Black people whose families and communities say deserve more scrutiny. In an August 24 letter to congressional leaders, the LDF called for creation of a congressional commission to investigate suspicious deaths across the country, improve federal data collection and make findings available to the public. The request comes as several recent cases have raised questions about whether local authorities are adequately investigating deaths quickly classified as suicides, accidents or undetermined causes.

Suge Knight is making a bombshell claim amid the Tupac Shakur murder trial, saying Duane "Keefe D" Davis' lawyers offered him up to one million dollars to say Keefe wasn't in the car that allegedly shot up Tupac. Suge joined TMZ Live Tuesday from prison and said he refused the alleged offer, insisting his loyalty to Tupac can't be compromised. The Death Row founder also took aim at The Game, pushing back on the rapper's recent claim that Keefe D is being used as a scapegoat.

The federal government is asking a judge for permanent control of Sean "Diddy" Combs' unexplained "Ibiza Tapes," but the recordings' contents remain a closely guarded mystery. Prosecutors requested final forfeiture of Sony DVCAM cassettes taken from Diddy's Miami residence during a March 2024 federal search.

Nearly 30 years after rap icon Tupac Shakur was killed, the long-awaited trial of Duane "Keffe D" Davis is finally underway. Prosecutors allege Davis, a former Los Angeles gang leader, planned the drive-by shooting in retaliation after Tupac beat Davis' nephew at the MGM Grand hours earlier. Davis is charged with organizing the hit, not pulling the trigger. He pleaded not guilty. The central battle involves whether Keffe D is finally telling the truth or has spent years telling increasingly dramatic stories for money and attention.

Jason Arday became Cambridge University's youngest Black professor in 2023, overcoming autism, dyslexia, and developmental delay to reach the pinnacle of British academia. However, after allegations of plagiarism and questions about his doctoral thesis emerged, he resigned in August. At 41, he was found dead in South London shortly after. His family stated he was subjected to sustained abuse during the scandal, which proved too much for the accomplished scholar.