2Pac’s family lawyer prepares investigation into Diddy’s alleged involvement in murder

2Pac’s family lawyer is preparing an investigation into Diddy’s alleged involvement in the rapper’s murder.

TMZ reports that the estate has vowed to get to the bottom of Keefe D.’s allegations that Diddy offered him and his cronies money to kill Pac in the 1990s. Keefe D.’s allegations came to light on Saturday (July 20) when prosecutors revealed that Sean Combs’ name appeared 77 times in legal documents presented in court, according to The sun.

Legal documents reveal a series of interviews Keefe gave to D. In one of those interviews, D accused the Bad Boy founder of plotting to assassinate Suge Knight and Pac. The documents also reveal that cops asked if Combs “played a role in this,” to which Keefe replied, “Yes, I believe so.”

In a later legal document shown in court, Davis, who would later work undercover for the LAPD, recalled that Puffy had contacted him about Pac’s death. Combs “turned himself in and asked if the South Side Crips were responsible for Shakur’s death. He asked, ‘Are we?’ (Keefe D) beamed with pride and replied, ‘Yes.'”

Now Pac’s family lawyers, Alex Spiro and Christopher Clore, along with investigators, are looking into these allegations in more detail.

It should be noted that Keefe D’s claims were unproven at the time of this article’s publication, but Spiro and Clore hope their investigation can lead to possible evidence directly linking Combs to Pac’s death.

The outlet reports that Diddy’s alleged murder of Pac will be the focus of the estate’s private investigation. The legal team said TMZ that they were “confident” they could trace any possible links, including any potentially incriminating legal documents.

If anything is found, the family plans to file criminal charges against Sean Combs.