Tupac's family investigates Keefe D's claim that Diddy ordered hit

Keefe D, the first and only individual charged with Tupac Shakur's murder, is garnering significant attention with his explosive allegations.

Charged in 2023 and awaiting trial in November 2024, Keefe D, born Duane Davis, asserts that Diddy orchestrated the 1996 hit on Tupac. 

According to Keefe D, Diddy was so intent on eliminating Tupac and Death Row co-founder Suge Knight that he allegedly paid him $1 million to "handle the problem."

In response to these claims, Tupac's family is taking action to investigate. 

As reported by TMZ, the family has hired a team of investigators and attorneys, including Alex Spiro and Christopher Clore, to explore the truth behind Diddy's alleged involvement.

Sources close to the family indicate that Diddy will be the primary focus of their investigation, with the Shakur family believing there may be validity to Keefe D's accusations.

While Diddy has never been charged in connection to Tupac's shooting, he has faced numerous conspiracy theories over the years. 

A 2008 article by The Los Angeles Times suggested that Diddy had prior knowledge of the shooting, but the story was quickly retracted. 

Diddy has strongly denied these claims, stating, "This story is beyond ridiculous and completely false. 

Neither Biggie nor I had any knowledge of any attack before, during, or after it happened. It is a complete lie to suggest that there was any involvement by Biggie or myself."

Diddy's reputation has been marred by various controversies, including allegations of abuse from his ex-girlfriend Cassie and accusations of illegal activities during the '90s. 

One notable allegation came from a former Vibe editor, who claimed that Diddy threatened her life if she didn't provide an advance copy of a cover story.

As the Shakur family delves deeper into Keefe D's allegations, they are determined to uncover the truth about Tupac's death and any potential involvement by Diddy.