Tupac's Family Sues Over Murder, Implicates Diddy

0:00On April 29, 30 years after Tupac Shakur's murder in Las Vegas, his family just filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking damages. It's led by his stepbrother, Moe Prim Shakur, against Wayne Keefti Davis, and a bunch of unnamed co-conspirators, listed as John Does, one through one. 100. The suit zeroes in on Sean Diddy Combs' possible role, sparked by that new Netflix documentary Sean Combs, The Reckoning. It claims the film dropped evidence linking Keefti and Diddy to the plot, way beyond just some street beef retaliation. Tupac got gunned down on September 7, 1996, right on the Vegas strip. Fast forward to 2023, when Keefti finally got arrested and indicted for first-degree murder, he was in the white Cadillac with. The shooter, but he's pleading not guilty, with trial set for August. Years of whispers about Diddy's involvement got fresh legs from this 50-cent produced series, even though he's always denied it. Right now, Diddy's doing a 50-month bid for prostitution transport charges, with release lined up for April 20, 2028.

1:05The family's pushing hard through Tupac's late stepfathers estate to hold everyone accountable after three decades of loose ends, aiming to finally get some justice and closure for the hip-hop legend. I'm Cory with the story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.