Tag: Investigation

Suge Knight is hoping Duane Keefe D Davis squeals in court because he claims Tupac Shakur's murder was an assassination involving far more people than the lone man now standing trial. The incarcerated Death Row Records cofounder called into TMZ Live as jury selection continues in Keefe's murder trial in Las Vegas, telling the hosts the public has been fed the wrong story about the killing for nearly thirty years. Suge says the attack wasn't over a chain or gang colors. His blunt take was this was an assassination.

With jury selection underway in Tupac Shakur's murder trial, Reggie Wright Jr. is hopeful that the truth will finally come out. We got Death Row Records' former head of security to sit down with us and he's hoping the prosecution will get some answers, especially after Duane Keefe D Davis has been pointing the finger at him.

In yet another tragic loss in Mississippi following the death of Nolan Wells near Horn Island, a Black woman was found hanging from a tree on Monday. After Mississippi authorities identified her as 29-year-old Tasia Fortune, detectives began investigating her death alongside other high-profile cases involving tree-hangings in the state this past year.

The money trail connected to an alleged million-dollar sports scheme was supposed to lead to answers and accountability. Instead, the story ended in tragedy after one man at the center of shocking allegations was found dead. Mohamed Coulibaly was accused of running an elaborate online investment scheme that allegedly targeted former NFL players. His body was found floating in a backyard pool in New Jersey, and investigators are still searching for answers.

When 18-year-old college football player Nolan Wells set off for a Fourth of July boat trip to Mississippi's Horn Island with friends, no one expected his family would be left grieving his death. Now, just over two weeks after his body was found, a high-profile national investigation was triggered, plagued by conflicting timelines, allegations of missing phone data, and an independent autopsy that has left more questions than answers.

Graphic details about the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez surfaced before her autopsy file became public. Now, more than a dozen Los Angeles County Medical Examiner employees have been ordered to explain whether they viewed restricted records without authorization.