2Pac Murder Trial

[The Predator]

Keefe-D quite a funny guy, like to see jurors expressions and reactions if shown the full interviews live in court 




Interesting that he said if Suge ever did anything to Eazy...the Southside Crips would of had his back and responded (with bullets), which was before Badboy vs Death Row.

Also @ ''Them studio gangstas, Pac and them want to swing on us? They trippin, must be out of they rappity-rap minds'' 



Even though it's funny stories, some of it's cold and chillin like ''Pac looked like he was boddy poppin and break-dancing in his seat'' and that they parked up the car, stashed the gat and ended up in right in front off Pac's ambulance high and drunk laughing and busting jokes at all the mayhem and chaos they caused in disbelief.

It's great for us hip-hop fans/historians that one of the players involved solved the murder mystery for us by himself, coz we more or less know now actually what happened...it's a rare fascinating first hand account insight into a major historical hip-hop event and one of the most famous unsolved murder mystery ever.


Ice-T album going to have a song about self-snitching -

On the track, "Shut The Fuck Up," you take aim at the new generation of rappers incriminating themselves on social media. As a self-described OG, how alarming has it been seeing the birth of the podcast-to-prison pipeline?

It's wild. The new drug is clout. All the OGs are sitting back like, "Nigga, what are you doing? Why are you incriminating yourself?" These podcasts are interviewing people with no talent, so if you don't have talent and you associate with that gangster lifestyle, the only thing you can do is talk about your criminal activities.

That's become a cottage industry for the likes of DJ Vlad and No Jumper.

That's what they do. It's like an interviewer saying to me, "Ice, we heard you are fake." And I'm like, "Nah ... I got my gun on me right now!" [Laughs]. They bait you into proving you are real. You have kids cooking crack and showing off guns on the internet. But what they don't understand is the No. 1 tool of law enforcement is social media.

[The Predator]

Look's like they aint got shit on Keefe-D apart from his big mouth and the book, the guy who could bury him (Sugar Bear) aint
snitching.

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When Keefe-D got rolled on by the Feds, he was still crackin jokes -



Notice how the cop in the front seat pretends to be buddies and tries to get him talking (oldest trick in the book, cops are never your freinds, everything said during an arrest the cop has to put it in thier report...keep ya mouth shut), even Keefe aint fallin for that but still cant shut up!

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Suges impression of 'slow' Keefe-D, haha -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=634&v=4Tr7SW8YhQk

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CNN Legal Analyst Laura Coates On Tupac Shakur Murder Trial

[Nsykac Steel]

Keefe-D is quite a funny guy, like to see jurors expressions and reactions if shown the full interviews live in court 




Interesting that he said if Suge ever did anything to Eazy...the Southside Crips would of had his back and responded (with bullets), which was before Badboy vs Death Row.

Also @ ''Them studio gangstas, Pac and them want to swing on us? They trippin, must be out of they rappity-rap minds'' 



Even though it's funny stories, some of it's cold and chillin like ''Pac looked like he was boddy poppin and break-dancing in his seat'' and that they parked up the car, stashed the gat and ended up in right in front off Pac's ambulance high and drunk laughing and busting jokes at all the mayhem and chaos they caused in disbelief.

It's great for us hip-hop fans/historians that one of the players involved solved the murder mystery for us by himself, coz we more or less know now actually what happened...it's a rare fascinating first hand account insight into a major historical hip-hop event and one of the most famous unsolved murder mystery ever.


Ice-T album going to have a song about self-snitching -

If this is true, I hope he gets his cumuppence in jail.

[dnjp4life]

Been watching the trial live and even though it's early days, it's quite interesting so far.  Some lesser known pictures from the night have been shown as well as some information I wasn't aware of, such as 2Pac in the ambulance telling one of the police on the way to the hospital ‘We'll sort out who did this' when asked who shot him.

Wonder who will be called to give evidence, I'm guessing Reggie Wright, EDI, Chris Carroll amongst others.

[The Predator]

More interesting then anything else on t.v. right now...






Pac autopsy court pics -

https://x.com/user/status/2089775161507524849

[dnjp4life]

I've tried to watch as much of it as I can, it's certainly been very detailed and forensic, as you would expect.

Mob James being called to give evidence has been the highlight so far, he stood his ground and quite clearly said he didn't want to tell on Keefe D.  It got quite heated in the courtroom and he said for the court to treat him as a ‘hostile witness'.

Trevon Lane's name has been mentioned a few times, hopefully he gives evidence as I understand he's quite secretive and has never given an interview on one of these platforms detailing his involvement on the night.