Tupac Murder Trial Prosecutors Sharing Information with Diddy Prosecutors

Back in July it was revealed that West Coast gangster Keith 'Keefe D' Davis had worked as an FBI informant who linked Bad Boy Entertainment CEO, Sean 'Diddy' Combs, to the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur [click here if you missed that].

Now the prosecutor who revealed that bombshell is sharing information with Diddy's prosecution...

From The Sun

CLOSING IN? Diddy feds ‘are secretly liaising with Tupac Shakur murder prosecutors on gangland activities’ in shock twist. It comes after Tupac murder suspect Keefe D has claimed Diddy offered him a million dollars for the hit on the rapper

Federal investigators have been collaborating with the Clark County District Attorney’s (DA's) office in Las Vegas over their broad probe of the iconic rapper’s shooting in 1996, a source told The U.S. Sun.

Self-confessed Los Angeles gang kingpin Keefe D is currently the only person charged with the assassination of the rap icon in September 1996 - and it was not known that there was any ongoing federal investigation related to the crime.

A source has said federal officials, however, have been “collating information” by Vegas prosecutors and their teams about wider claims and connections to criminal activity, gangland activities, and individuals who wanted Pac dead.

The staggering twist is that the same teams liaising with the Vegas law enforcement are those investigating Diddy's federal sax trafficking case.

Keefe claimed in a police interview and media chats that Diddy offered him $1 million for killing Tupac at the height of the East-West Coast rap wars.

That astonishing allegation has never been corroborated by any other gang members or hard evidence - and Diddy has never been arrested or charged in connection with the Tupac murder.