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  • chip skylark 🏄🏾‍♂️
    Aug 13
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    Eddymiami305

    Orlando Anderson has been dead nearly 30 years whats the point

    his uncle gave him the gun and bragged about it for the last few years. Him getting locked up while everyone else involved is dead is at least some justice

  • chip skylark 🏄🏾‍♂️
    Aug 13

    That new autopsy photo…. Middle school me would of been floored

  • chip skylark 🏄🏾‍♂️
    Aug 13

    As far as the whole Diddy thing I’m assuming the whole “1 mil for Suge and Pac’s head” seems very believable. He was shook

    But no evidence so there’s no point /:

  • 30th anniversary edition, feat. new, unreleased material.

  • Timeout 🎨
    Aug 13
    noisy

    Honestly still doesn’t hit me this is seriously happening.

    Like I know we all know very much what happened but it’s just one of those things I thought would stay an open secret forever and not actually face any consequences

  • It was Diddy and they about to let him free so on to the next case

  • dawn 😹
    Aug 13
    BLACK

    RIP 2Pac

  • Aug 13
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    noisy

    Honestly still doesn’t hit me this is seriously happening.

    Like I know we all know very much what happened but it’s just one of those things I thought would stay an open secret forever and not actually face any consequences

    I think the turning point was when it went from 'open secret' to wide out open from dudes own mouth

  • SCOUSER

    I think the turning point was when it went from 'open secret' to wide out open from dudes own mouth

    Going on interviews talking about it and acting like he wasn’t entirely snitching

  • SCOUSER

    I think the turning point was when it went from 'open secret' to wide out open from dudes own mouth

    Going on interviews talking about it and acting like he wasn’t entirely snitching

  • noisy

    Honestly still doesn’t hit me this is seriously happening.

    Like I know we all know very much what happened but it’s just one of those things I thought would stay an open secret forever and not actually face any consequences

    Dude really Vlad Couch’d himself into a life sentence and the Boondocks wasn’t even here to give their rendition

  • babylon sherm

    My first case yall, wish me luck

    Ehhh you’ll do finnne

  • BRAVE

    This is nothing more than the general public finding out the South Side Crips killed him

  • been known if you're tapped in

  • Aug 18
    businessinsider

    Diddy might have spoken some

    Nah keefe been telling the story for damn near a decade now publicly, two decades privately, including to authorities (under a proffer agreement)

  • Aug 18
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    chip skylark

    his uncle gave him the gun and bragged about it for the last few years. Him getting locked up while everyone else involved is dead is at least some justice

    Not only the last few years, he told detectives he did it like 20 years ago lol

    But he was under a proffer so they couldn’t charge him for that convo

    But they could charge him if he talked about it anywhere else

    And he did lol

  • hot pancakes

    Not only the last few years, he told detectives he did it like 20 years ago lol

    But he was under a proffer so they couldn’t charge him for that convo

    But they could charge him if he talked about it anywhere else

    And he did lol

    dumb dumb

  • I’ve been watching…..so far there’s nothing concrete on Keefe D. It will come down to his lawyer convincing the jury that he’s a bullshitter and clout demon.

    In his proffer he claims he moved 100s of kilos a month. FBI said they never verified that as an example and can’t substantiate if it’s true or not.

  • Kinda wild Biggie's murder is still a relative mystery compared to 2pac's.

  • Aug 20
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    Can somebody explain something to me. The reason he was so open about the murder is because he says the government gave him immunity on this if he told them about the murder. How did he end up getting charged after that?

  • Aug 20
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    YoungNastyShawty

    Can somebody explain something to me. The reason he was so open about the murder is because he says the government gave him immunity on this if he told them about the murder. How did he end up getting charged after that?

    He never had immunity. He had a proffer agreement. The cops tried to tell his dumbass that

    A proffer (or proffer agreement) is a meeting where a person under investigation shares information with prosecutors under limited, narrow protections. Immunity is a broader legal protection that completely shields a person from prosecution or from having their statements used against them. A proffer typically grants only a weak, restricted form of immunity just for that specific interview

    He told the feds what happened a long time ago and they wouldn't use that specific interview against him in court. He's on trial now because he decided to go and publish a book telling everything that happened

  • rip armani x

    He never had immunity. He had a proffer agreement. The cops tried to tell his dumbass that

    A proffer (or proffer agreement) is a meeting where a person under investigation shares information with prosecutors under limited, narrow protections. Immunity is a broader legal protection that completely shields a person from prosecution or from having their statements used against them. A proffer typically grants only a weak, restricted form of immunity just for that specific interview

    He told the feds what happened a long time ago and they wouldn't use that specific interview against him in court. He's on trial now because he decided to go and publish a book telling everything that happened

    what a hilarious ending to a grim story

  • rip armani x

    He never had immunity. He had a proffer agreement. The cops tried to tell his dumbass that

    A proffer (or proffer agreement) is a meeting where a person under investigation shares information with prosecutors under limited, narrow protections. Immunity is a broader legal protection that completely shields a person from prosecution or from having their statements used against them. A proffer typically grants only a weak, restricted form of immunity just for that specific interview

    He told the feds what happened a long time ago and they wouldn't use that specific interview against him in court. He's on trial now because he decided to go and publish a book telling everything that happened

    Lmaooooooooooo bruh thought that meant he could just tell the story to everybody and be good. I SLIGHTLY feel bad for bruh really misunderstanding what the deal was

  • Aug 20
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    It’s actually wild that this thread only has 2 pages

  • Aug 20
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    noisy

    Honestly still doesn’t hit me this is seriously happening.

    Like I know we all know very much what happened but it’s just one of those things I thought would stay an open secret forever and not actually face any consequences

    This feels like when they finally found Jam Master Jay’s killers, and identified the Golden State Killer