Diddy accused of orchestrating Tupac's murder

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is facing serious allegations in connection with the murder of Tupac Shakur, as newly revealed legal documents include a police interview transcript where Duane 'Keefe D' Davis claims Diddy offered 'millions' for Tupac and Suge Knight's murders. Keefe, who is awaiting trial for Tupac's murder, referred to Diddy as the 'boss' and asserted that Diddy expressed a willingness to pay for the deaths due to his enmity with Knight. This information, which mentions Diddy's name 47 times, comes from a 2009 covertly recorded interview included in a 180-page document filed by prosecutors. Diddy, currently in federal custody on unrelated charges including sex trafficking, has denied all involvement, labeling the accusations as 'pure fiction.' These revelations add to a growing list of legal troubles for Diddy, as investigators are also examining his connections to gangland activities. The case continues to unfold amid a long-standing mystery surrounding Tupac's murder, with no charges yet filed against Diddy in this context.