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LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas detective in charge of the renewed investigation into Tupac Shakur’s murder testified that the killing is related to the fatal shooting of fellow hip-hop icon Christopher “Biggie” Wallace, according to court transcripts released Thursday night.
Poole reportedly suffered a heart attack in 2015 during a meeting with Los Angeles law enforcement about a cold case. Previously released transcripts of hearings show that prosecutors questioned multiple witnesses about the rivalry between Death Row Records and Bad Boy Records, the East-coast label started by Sean “Diddy” Combs. Knight was known to hire members of Mob Piru and off-duty and retired police officers as security for Death Row. Meanwhile, Bad Boy was connected to members of the Crips and was known to use gang members as security, according to court records.
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