Who killed Yaki Khadafi?

[DeeezNuuuts83]

Yeah I've heard both stories too.

I think its pretty obvious he was killed to prevent him from telling who killed 2pac. Shit the only witness brave enough to stand up for his homie was takin out so that was an example for anyone else thinking of raising their hands.

Could've even been the government.

and heres the FBI report its on page 124
http://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%20%28Biggie%20Smalls%29%20Wallace%20/christopher-biggie-smalls-wallace-part-1-of-3/view

And in that same report, it says that Stretch was part of Death Row Records, and also that the September boxing match was between Tyson and Holyfield.  Obviously this report, while from the FBI, has some factual errors.

[One2free]

Could've even been the government.

smh

Yeah, because the governments doesn't kill people!

yes, 19-year old rapper Yaki Kadafi was probly a big threat to the american government.. ur right, my bad

but 2Pac had the potential to be one..


for the record, & Im not sayin anything like what u know, both tupac & Kadafi were killed. Well, both were sons from black panther political prisoners who never gonna C liberty again.

[OG Hack Wilson]

kadafi was killed by Napoleon's cousin Roddy. 

roddy served a few years in jail for the crime and the blocks that Napo and Kadafi were from were at war for years  (may still be for all I know)

[DeeezNuuuts83]

kadafi was killed by Napoleon's cousin Roddy. 

roddy served a few years in jail for the crime and the blocks that Napo and Kadafi were from were at war for years  (may still be for all I know)

According to an old interview with Fatal, he said he was actually always driving through Napolean's block trying to kill the guy, but supposedly they squashed it after they knuckled up.

From hitemup.com:

"Only time could've healed that.  I know the nigga ain't do it on purpose, but like I said, if it was by mistake or whether it was on purpose, the outcome is still the same.  Nigga, he dead, and you killed him.  So I just wanted to beat the nigga up.  I mean, when it first started, yeah, I was trying to kill a nigga.  I'm riding on Napolean's block and all that trying to kill the nigga that killed Kadafi.  But time went by, and niggas started talking and all that shit.  Pac's mother came to Newark.  Pac's mother came to Kadafi's funeral without the Outlawz, had them stashed at a hotel somewhere, and I just started back talking to them and I had to put that shit aside because it was time to get money."

[Triple OG Rapsodie]

wait....how was 2Pac a threat to the government?

[OG Hack Wilson]

wait....how was 2Pac a threat to the government?

a minority with a powerful voice and a potentially violent message??


that's my best guess

[Jimmy H.]

let's be real here... Yaki wasn't just some ordinary regular 19 year old MC, he was 1 of America's (especially Black America's) prestige back then. 

  No, he was not.  He was a rapper. Plain and simple. He was talented in his own right but it wasn’t like he was in training to overthrow the government.

 Yeah he wasn't nobody but he rode with Pac hard then and knew who shot him and obviously Pac was more of a threat to White America back then than you can wrap your head around today. 

Truthfully, I think he was more of a threat to order before he went to prison and was doing the “Thug Life” thing. He was putting together concerts trying to unify gangs and create a code amongst the dealers. After being robbed and shot then sentenced to a prison bid, he was really no longer on it as much. When he came back on Death Row, he was basically pushing Death Row as his new movement. He was more of a threat to rival record labels than he was “White America”. As for Khadafi knowing who shot him, this story has always been questionable to a lot of people. There was never any official statement made by him to the police. No agreement to cooperate in an investigation. He was basically sent home. Nobody from the group or who rolled with him has gone on record to corroborate this story. We just have someone bringing this sotry up after the guy was gunned down.

Even if someone had come forward, it would likely have been the same situation as the Biggie murder where an eyewitnesses basically gave a full description of someone who matched an off-duty police officer who worked security for Death Row. Think of how much Russell Poole and Voletta Wallace have worked to publicly expose that and how little affect it has had in bringing any murderer to justice. Now, you have the Pac murder where nobody from Death Row or any of the security has provided any substantial information in terms of finding a witness. Bottom line: Whatever Khadafi saw or didn’t see would not have likely been a threat to destroying the government.

All Pac had 2 do was name names that's why they killed him (he was a risk 2 tha establishment, this isn't England there isn't no Prince Harry over here homer). 
 

Naming names only provides heresay. You need evidence to connect. 

Shit, they just reported that Christopher Wallace was murdered by a gun that's used MAINLY by the United States Navy (think about it, there's no need 2 think).  All I'm saying is there is more of a reason TO believe it than Not...

Uh, no offense, but where do you think the majority of illegal firearms come from? You’re gonna tell me that the government would plan to kill a high-profile rapper by supplying someone with a weapon that would directly connect to their own involvement? Maybe there’s more of a “need to think” than you want to admit.
 

[OG Hack Wilson]

dont waste your time with that d-bag jimmy h

[sofdark]

yup, you euros got some imagination.

[OG Hack Wilson]

let's be real here... Yaki wasn't just some ordinary regular 19 year old MC, he was 1 of America's (especially Black America's) prestige back then.  

 No, he was not.  He was a rapper. Plain and simple. He was talented in his own right but it wasn’t like he was in training to overthrow the government.

yep, he was 2pac's MUSICAL protege but it's not like Pac was planning on making Kadafi some sort of modern day black panther leader



but Kadafi would've been an amazing lyrical emcee and IMO would've been just as (or more) successful on the rap scene than his partner Hussein Fatal

[Triple OG Rapsodie]

wait....how was 2Pac a threat to the government?

a minority with a powerful voice and a potentially violent message??


that's my best guess

lol no. It had been done before him. Chuck D and Ice Cube were spitting that truth before Pac. Pac was just doing half that and half rapping about bitches and bustin niggas up. And getting himself locked up. If anything he was less of a threat than those two.

[OG Hack Wilson]

wait....how was 2Pac a threat to the government?

a minority with a powerful voice and a potentially violent message??


that's my best guess

lol no. It had been done before him. Chuck D and Ice Cube were spitting that truth before Pac. Pac was just doing half that and half rapping about bitches and bustin niggas up. And getting himself locked up. If anything he was less of a threat than those two.

I don't know anything about Chuck's upbringing but Ice Cube didn't have any black panther mothers raising him against the man lol

that's where Pac was more of a threat any 99% of rappers...his upbringing and the people he was surrounded by (Mutulu Shakur, Giranimo Pratt etc.)


either way it's a moot point because Orlando Anderson capped Pac.

[awol22222]

Chuck D and Eazy were on Nazi Skinhead hit list.

[Davizz]

yes, 19-year old rapper Yaki Kadafi was probly a big threat to the american government.. ur right, my bad

How does it matter what age he was and that he was a rapper? He witnessed a murder.

So maybe he saw Orlando Anderson? What's the big story? Com on now.

When Kadafi's mother released the "Son Rize" mixtape, she talked about the murder of his son by Napoleon's cousin and she was really pissed at Napoleon for the way he handled the situation back in the days.

[Jimmy H.]

I don't know anything about Chuck's upbringing but Ice Cube didn't have any black panther mothers raising him against the man lol

that's where Pac was more of a threat any 99% of rappers...his upbringing and the people he was surrounded by (Mutulu Shakur, Giranimo Pratt etc.)

either way it's a moot point because Orlando Anderson capped Pac.

I don't think that made him more of a threat. Like I said, I think he was more dangerous before the 1994 shooting and conviction because his focus was more on political changes then. When he came out, he was more about riding for Death Row and taking on anything he saw as a rival to their position of power. If anything, the government's move against Pac was sending him to prison for sexual assault and assassinating his character. To murder him in Vegas would have made him a martyr. If they saw him as enough of a threat, they could have put him back in prison for parole violation and paid off someone on the inside to murder him.