Tag: TUPAC

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.

Sean "Diddy" Combs was name-dropped during the Tupac Shakur murder trial when a former LAPD detective testified Diddy tried, but failed, to pay for Tupac's execution. In response to the bombshell testimony, sources close to the imprisoned mogul tell TMZ that Diddy had absolutely nothing to do with the Tupac murder. He did not pull the trigger or set it up.

Suge Knight is calling BS on the Tupac Shakur murder trial, saying one of the witnesses taking the stand isn't telling the real story. Suge flat-out denies James McDonald's claim that he worked for Death Row Records. What's more, Suge claims McDonald is an FBI informant and says he was never his head of security, arguing there'd be plenty of proof if McDonald really worked for him.

Suge Knight told TMZ a wild story about Tupac that ends with his ashes being rolled up in a blunt. According to Suge, after Tupac was shot in Vegas, his mother wanted him cremated. Suge says he paid a funeral home director $1.2 million to cremate Tupac immediately. Tupac's mother then had people roll his ashes into blunts and smoke them in her hotel room. Suge declined to participate, citing his probation status.

The murder trial for alleged Tupac Shakur killer Duane "Keefe D" Davis rolls into Day 2 and it's expected to be wild after yesterday's opening arguments, which were 30 years in the making. Keefe is accused of planning the murder of the legendary rapper and allegedly produced the gun used to kill Tupac, though prosecutors say he wasn't the trigger man that fateful night.

During the first day of Duane Keefe D Davis' trial for allegedly murdering Tupac, former Las Vegas Metro Police Department Officer Garry Dale took the stand. Dale was in the ambulance with Tupac after he was shot on September 7, 1996, and said he asked Tupac multiple times who shot him, but the rapper kept his mouth shut and only responded by saying he and his crew would take care of it.