The investigation into Tupac Shakur’s murd3r has taken a new turn as his family has hired an attorney to explore a potential connection between the case and Sean “Diddy” Combs.
Sheryl McCollum, a crime scene investigator and founder of the Cold Case Foundation, has pointed to evidence she believes ties Combs to both of Shakur’s sh00tings, the first occurring in 1994 in Manhattan, where Shakur was sh0t five times.
McCollum emphasized that it was peculiar for Combs and his large entourage to come out unscathed while Shakur was @ttacked.
She argues that the pattern of Shakur being trapped ; first in an elevator and later in a car during both incidents suggests that someone close to him was aware of his location, thereby narrowing the list of possible suspects.
Meanwhile, Duane “Keffe D” Davis faces charges for Shakur’s murd3r and has implicated Combs in the planning. However, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has stated that Combs is not considered a suspect in Shakur’s d3ath.
McCollum has also expressed concern about the rising number of women coming forward with allegations against Combs, predicting that the number of victims reporting misconduct could increase .
SOURCE : NEWSREPORTZIM.COM
