Diddy and Tupac’s Murder: the mystery of Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder has resurfaced, with new speculation pointing toward Sean “Diddy” Combs. Recent statements by an investigator and the involvement of a new attorney hired by Shakur’s family have reignited public interest and raised questions about Combs’ possible connection to the case.
Diddy and Tupac’s Murder
Sheryl McCollum, an investigator involved in the Shakur case, recently suggested that Combs may be linked to the 1996 shooting. In addisition to a 1994 robbery at Quad Studios in New York. An incident where Tupac was shot multiple times. In an interview with NewsNation, McCollum stated, “This all started in 1994—the first time Tupac was shot.” She highlighted that Combs was present at the studio with an entourage of about 40 people, none of whom were harmed, which she found suspicious.
Suspicion Around the Quad Studios Incident
McCollum questioned the circumstances of the 1994 attack,. She pointed out that Tupac was the only one targeted, while Combs and his large group were unharmed. “How does it make sense that one person is robbed while the other 40 are untouched?” she asked. Tupac himself accused Combs, along with Bad Boy Records and Biggie Smalls, of involvement. In a 1995 interview, Shakur mentioned how nobody at the studio helped him as he lay bleeding, noting how distant Combs appeared despite knowing him well.
Shakur’s Unsolved Murder and Lack of Evidence
Tupac was killed in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas in 1996. A case that remains open. McCollum pointed out the similarity in both attacks, noting how Shakur was trapped during both incidents—once in an elevator and then in a car—leaving him with no escape. She also highlighted the lack of video evidence at both crime scenes. She suggested that only a few people could have known his precise location during those times.
Shakur Family’s New Investigation Into Diddy
Despite Combs’ long-standing denial of any involvement, Tupac’s family has hired attorney Alex Spiro to investigate potential ties between Combs and the murder. This comes after Duane “Keefe D” Davis, a former gang leader, was charged in September 2023 for his role in the 1996 shooting. Davis has previously claimed that Combs offered him $1 million to carry out the hit on Shakur. These allegations against Combs resurface. Now they are being closely examined, especially as he faces multiple lawsuits over sexual abuse claims. This only adds more legal battles to his plate.
