- DUANE “KEEFE D” DAVIS SENTENCING HEARING FOR MURDER OF TUPAC SHAKUR!

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: You're watching Tiki TV. Like, share, and subscribe on your way in. [00:00:11] Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I want to appreciate everybody for locking in with me, man. Salute to all of y'all that's in the building. Y'all already know what it is, man. And, man, I appreciate all the support from all of y'all, man. As I tell y'all, every day I wake up, man, there's people showing love to the network, man, to the platform, man. I appreciate you guys, man. I want to shout out to Jordan Carter who came through with a $30 donation in the cash app. Destiny Wright, salute to you once again. I saw you the other day. You came back again today. Or I should say last night you came back. You came back with a $20 donation. I appreciate you. Aaron Davis, salute to you with a $50 donation to the cash app. Let me see. Oh, Deborah Hicks, salute to you, ma'am. You came through with a $5 donation to the cash app. I appreciate that. Shantae Wilson came through with a $100 donation to the cash app. I appreciate that. And shout out to the homegirl, Stacey Jefferson, that came through with a $100 donation to the cash app last night. You was talking about that video I put out late last night. Salute to you. And I appreciate y'all. Y'all want to support the links been at the top of the comments. Let me know what y'all feel. Let's get right into this, man. That's Keefy D. Dwayne. Keefy D. Davis. The day a lot of people have been waiting on because this is the next major step. And what I've been telling y'all is getting ready to come, man. It is the next major step. And what I've been telling everybody on the internet and what's about to come. Because today at Keefy D.'s sentencing hearing, we're going to find out Keefy D.'s probably going to get life in prison without the possibility of parole. He's going to be able to speak today in court. That dude's going to snap. We'll talk about that. We'll go over some of the things that he stated that have destroyed him in this case. Going up until today, things that he said that have hurt his even chance of getting a sympathy from this judge. Because remember, the judge have seen all the evidence, not the jury, but the judge. This is the reason why I think Keefy D. should have probably let the jury do his sentencing because the judge seen all the evidence. The judge seen the stuff that was thrown out that wasn't able to be put into the court. So once the judge sees the things that are thrown out, the judge sees everything, y'all. Everything. Remember I showed y'all these videos on my channel? I don't think people really remember and understand this. This shit is real. When I say y'all, the judge seen everything, that damn judge seen everything. And all of this stuff that happened behind the scenes, Keefy D. can't take this shit back. [00:03:13] Speaker 3: So I think what the state said ultimately is that they don't think there's going to be anything in those boxes that they're going to use. And they just use something in the boxes. They just use something in the boxes. From 1996. They know what they did. Certainly we are. They're not only ugly on the outside, but they're ugly on the inside. [00:03:58] Speaker 2: And what they did was they used Keefy D.'s words against them because, listen, and I'm going to say this to everybody. You can't just walk to a police precinct. Let me say this again. Right? Donna, salute to you. I appreciate your $50 donation in the cash app just now. Salute to you, baby. Much love to you. She says, great channel ticket. Appreciate all the information. Okay. Salute to you, baby. Much love to you. You can't come on the internet. You can't go to the cops. Let me repeat myself again. Anybody that's listening to this video, you cannot walk to the precinct right now and say, yo, I killed so-and-so. Arrest me. And the cops are going to just arrest you. That's not how it works. When you go down there, they're going to question you. They're going to do their own investigation, but they're going to question you to see if your statements align with their evidence. This is the part people keep forgetting to tell y'all. They cannot just convict you off your words. It has to correlate to evidence that they have. Keefy D said things that only a person who was there could tell you. This don't take a rocket science, a scientist to figure out. The Coca-Cola thing was just being built that year at that time when Keefy D said, oh, yeah, when we walked out, man, we walked right past them, niggas. We seen them in an ambulance after we ditched the whip, and we walked in front of the Coca-Cola. That shit was just being built in. How could you know if you wasn't there? In 1996, it was just being built in Vegas. How could you know if you were not there? Think about this. So, and here's the thing. People say, oh, well, they can't prove Keefy D wasn't in Las Vegas. Keefy D can't prove that he wasn't in Las Vegas. Keefy D don't got one effing witness to say, yo, he wasn't in Las Vegas. See how easy it is to eat to you niggas? He don't got one witness, not one person to say, hey, man, hey, I ate. He don't got an alibi. Think about what I just said. See, people don't think about shit in reverse. Why didn't Keefy D have 10, 15, 20 character witnesses coming to court and say, nah, man, he was with me. He wasn't in Vegas. I witnessed him in Cali. Think about what I just said to y'all. Nobody tells y'all this. You know why? Because common sense ain't common to have no more. They're just saying, man, they gave him a script. Okay, if Keefy D wasn't in, bro, where's his witnesses? Where's his witnesses? Right? So what they'll do is they will question you. And then if they realize, okay, he's got to give us enough credible information, now they're going to rest in charge, yo ass. Keefy D told all kind of shit in that story that really factually happened. This is the stuff people are forgetting. This shit he talked about factually happened. Keefy D said, and think about this. He lied when he was questioned. When Keefy D was questioned from Art of Dialogue about going to the East Coast to wear a wire, to do a sting operation on Zip, he said he didn't do that shit. He told Art of Dialogue all that, but he lied. You know why? Because it was in the goddamn court documents that they flew over with him to New York to do that sting operation. But y'all believe Keefy D? Well, why did he lie? He lied in that interview, in that part, to protect his reputation. Because at that point, he had not been arrested, charged, or anything. He couldn't be on the street with people thinking, nigga, you want a wire? Think about it. If you went to the East Coast, you want a wire? All this shit is about to come back on him today. And I told y'all this. This is the first part of the next part. Because Mo Preen, the family, Tupac's family, is going to make it. And see, this is the thing. Is Tupac's father going to show up for a victim impact statement today and say he doesn't believe that Keefy D, because he did it on the interview. Is he going to show up today? Is Billy Garland going to show up today and say, oh, no, I don't believe this. This is a script. I'm down with Keefy D. Is he going to do that? Because it's going to be a war in that courtroom if he do. If he goes in there as a witness with Keefy D. Well, how many witnesses, how many character witnesses will Keefy D have in court today that say, hey, man, y'all did him wrong. He wasn't there. That nigga ain't had one person coming to court to give him an alibi. And nobody talked about that. Keefy D don't have a fucking alibi for the night Tupac Chakor was shot. See how easy it is to eat to these niggas? It's too easy, bro. You can't make up a script of shit that really happened, my nigga. This shit, a lot of the shit he said really happened. The stories he told, the emotion he had behind it. If Keefy D faked that emotion, that nigga better than Denzel Washington. That nigga should have been an actor. He had a whole, he fucked up his whole career being a gangster. He should have been an actor. Because he sure ain't lie about all the drugs he was selling. How do you know all this, Ticket? Because I told y'all, evidence. This is a key part of court. It's called evidence. What was shown in evidence? It was shown in evidence the shit that Keefy D was doing. They actually showed the drugs that they banged Keefy D up with. How do I know? I got it right here. That's the gallon of you know what. Then the dude who was going to put Keefy D in Vegas disappeared. But guess what? Guess what, y'all? The judge already seen proof of the witness that was going to put Keefy D in Vegas. Remember they said he disappeared right as he was supposed to get caught. They was trying to search for him to arrest him and bring him into court. And he disappeared with his elderly mother, they said. Out of the blue. They already had him testify to the police that Keefy D was in Las Vegas. Niggas won't tell y'all that. And he'd been calling Corey Edwards a rat. He called him that in his book. He'd been saying that before this shit popped off. Right? That's what Keefy D said. Right? So when you go back in time, you look at these pictures and you go back in time, you actually look at the evidence. Not what you think, the evidence. And then if it's such a script, if it's such a script, read the paperwork right there. That's the effing paperwork that Corey Edwards, when he talked to the police and told the police. Read the paperwork right there. Read the paragraph right where it's yellow. It says, Edwards said that he was in Las Vegas when Tupac Shakur and Suge Knight were shot. This is a Southside Compton crip saying this. Edwards said he was there for the Tyson fight and he was in a bar with friends from New York after the fight. Orlando Anderson, Dwayne, Keith Davis, DeAndre Smith. Guess who put themselves in Vegas, y'all? DeAndre Smith. How do I know? He told the cops. DeAndre Smith told the cops he was in Vegas that night. These niggas insane on the internet to tell y'all something different. Right? He put himself there that night. Big Dre told the cops he was in Vegas, but he said, oh no, I was with a chick. I wasn't over there. I was with a chick in Vegas. But he put himself in Vegas that night. Right? He says that Orlando, Keefy D, Big Dre, Kevin Davis, and Terrence Brown came into a bar. Anderson told him that he had been jumped by Suge Knight, Tupac Shakur, and the mob. They were all mad and talking about getting back at the persons who jumped Orlando Anderson. That's a conspiracy right there. That goes right along. This was before Keefy D was even charged. Look at the date of the paperwork. That's what I keep trying to tell y'all niggas. You can't beat me in this shit, niggas. Fucking paperwork, niggas. We do paperwork over. We paperwork, my niggas. Then, if it's such a script, why after the conviction is he still crying out for Diddy? In the interview, right after Keefy D got convicted, what did he do? His lawyer sat up there and did one interview on Cam Capone's channel talking about, oh, well, he didn't have no link to Diddy. He didn't know these people. Why couldn't they show it in court? Nigga, your client, as soon as the trial was over with, did an interview asking Diddy to help his family. They straight up asked him, what would you want to say to Sean Combs? This nigga said, help me out in here. Look out for my family. Look out for my kids and my family. He was saying that the whole time before he even got arrested. Show a nigga some love. Show a nigga some love. Think about what I just said to y'all. Show a nigga some love. Show a nigga some love, man. That was raw emotion that Keefe D showed in front of the whole entire world when he did that interview. He did all those interviews. And guess what? People will say, hey, man, what Greg Caden did, man, that shit was illegal, man. These motherfuckers don't even know the law. They don't even know the law. You ask them, well, why did Greg Caden do something illegal? They can't even tell you. [00:15:12] Speaker 4: They can't even tell you. [00:15:21] Speaker 2: I'm going to say this again. Can't none of these niggas come on the internet and tell y'all why what Greg Caden did was illegal. You know why? It was not illegal because Greg Caden did not violate any laws. He didn't violate any department policies or any confidentiality agreements. It ain't his fault Keefe D couldn't read the fine print. Why am I saying that? Because there was no promise of confidentiality. Right? No confidentiality clauses were ever promised to Keefe D or written into his proffer agreement. The proffer agreement sold purpose for Keefe D. This is what people don't understand. And you have to make it make sense to these people. I don't think people understand this and have the mental capacity to understand this. A proffer agreement's sole purpose is to restrict the government from using Keefe D words that day that day he's queen for a day against him in a direct criminal prosecution. It doesn't It doesn't legally bind the investigators to permanent secrecy or turning a recording into a classified document. This is where Keefe D ass was dumb as fuck. The proffer agreement makes you queen for a day my nigga. Meaning when you go in that room and you sign that agreement everything you say in this room today can never be used against you in a court of law. But guess what? If you go out and you say that same shit tomorrow you fucked. That's why the proffer agreement is called queen for a day. Man Keefe D ass didn't read the fine print. Right? And the LAPD they didn't have a department policy that prevented any employee from retaining a copy of their own work product. And because Greg Kading didn't violate internal police regulations or quote unquote steal the tape the act of keeping and subsequently release it made it perfectly legal. This is the part people don't understand. They come on the internet talking all this shit and they don't know the law. It is insane to me. And then let's talk about this. Right? The task force. The task force had already concluded to have been put together for Greg Kading. Greg Kading was investigating the Biggie Smalls murder. That task force had already been concluded when he published that book in 2011 murder rap and released portions of that audio. And because the proffer was intended to gather information to advance that case Greg Kading basically right? He's protected because him sharing that audio after the investigation had basically stolen out. It was a matter of public transparency and social responsibility rather than a criminalized link. A leak I should say is what I this is the reason why people have you have to understand the law. Rule number one you never trust the cops. You always read the fine print. That's Keithy D's fault he didn't read the fine print. Ladies and gentlemen if you get a proffer agreement Keithy D's fault I'm protected by the proffer agreement. You are a nigga for that day. A proffer agreement makes you queen for a day. That means you go in this room say whatever the hell you want to say to the cops they can't use none of that shit against you that you said that day. If you go tomorrow and go on all these news outlets and start saying the same thing oh now we can use that shit against you and go lock your motherfucking ass up. And because Las Vegas did not know all the details of California's proffer agreement with Keithy D they never moved on Keithy D when they wanted to years ago because they didn't want to jeopardize the case because California was not responding to them and they couldn't get their hands on that paperwork to see the actual terms of Keithy D's proffer agreement. This is the reason why they didn't lock his ass up. That's why his own witness went in the court and said bro after I talked to Keithy D I was ready I wanted to go print up a rest warrant to lock his ass up. And my boss told me hold on we can't do it because we don't know the terms of his agreement with California the California police. Think about what I just said. And he said that we already had enough evidence we already knew who was in the car. Keithy D has been in interview saying dude [00:20:29] Speaker 5: when I went in the fucking room dude they already had all this shit up there man they had all this shit on the board they had everybody that was in the car they already knew all that shit dog. So I mean how am I really snitching if they already knew all this shit. [00:20:42] Speaker 2: This is what Keithy D said. Keithy D said the cops already knew all that shit. They had a whole board set up when he went in there to talk to them. Think about what I just said to y'all you have to use your brains. So when people say oh Greg K did dirty man he ain't doing dirty that nigga did himself dirty nigga. If you're gonna go outside of a room and talk about a criminal conspiracy with your chest out nigga use a damn fool. Use a damn fool. All this conspiracy theories and shit is bullshit. Tupac Shakur went and put his hands on a Southside Compton crib. Right? They double back. Simple as that. Ain't no oh man they had the whole world in his hands. Think about this. If they really wanted to do Tupac in he would have never been able to get out of prison. They would have sent somebody to Epstein Tupac while he's in the prison. You think they would have let Pac out on bail after all that previous shit had already happened if they really wanted Tupac? Make it make sense. Make it make sense. Makes none. Makes none. That shit is all fairytale shit nigga. All fairytale shit nigga. Imagination nigga. Tupac wasn't no threat to them on that level. He wasn't running for the presidency of the United States of America. He was a nigga rapping. A picture perfect. I paint a perfect picture bombing hoochie to position. My intentions to get richer. Right? Yeah, he had political raps. But guess what? This is the ether to that. So did Ice Cube and all these other people. You didn't see the government trying to fuck with Ice Cube? Ice Cube was out here saying, F do you know what? All that shit. Think about what I'm saying now. Yeah, you're going to get a person like C. Dolores Tucker and these people to be upset. Man, ain't nobody. Man, let me tell y'all something right now, man. You would have to be at an all world powerful level to where you're effecting legislation. This shit was some strictly street shit, man. Period. And everybody who know fucking know it. So when Keefy D walked in that room saying the shit he said, this is why we're here today. This is why we're here today. And like I said, everybody keep saying they have a witness and this was already put in court. They have a fucking witness that put Keefy D in Las Vegas. The effing judge seen it. How do I know the judge seen it? This is why every move Keefy D has made is stupid. He should have had the jury do his sentencing. You know why? Because the jury never seen all this extra shit. The judge saw that they had a witness and the judge knows that that witness put Keefy D in Las Vegas that weekend. And you know how I know? Because I got the fucking video. [00:24:10] Speaker 6: in 2006 there is a live witness who puts the four people the suspect says in Las Vegas leaving to go harm Shogun Tukuk Shakur. That witness is corroborated by records from a hotel that establishes he was here and we know that he's a member of this gang. But the most important temporal relationship here is he makes that statement two years before any confession the defendant ever made. [00:24:42] Speaker 2: He made that statement two years before any confession that Keefy D made. It's right there in court. The judge saw that. The jury didn't see that. The judge saw that. And you let the judge sentence you and the judge don't see in everything. All the shit that was left out. The judge saw all of this. This is why y'all don't understand. They ain't got nobody that can put it. You're a fucking liar. The judge literally saw this evidence. The problem was when it came time for trial, dude got shook and probably scared for his life and disappeared. They were searching for him to arrest him and force him to come in there and testify and put Keefy D in Las Vegas. this is what happened. So when you have Keefy D on the internet saying all these nefarious things, this is the reason why this nigga's going to prison. They verified damn near everything he said. Then you have another Southside Compton Crip by the name of Dirt Rock who's come out and straight up said he don't link Diddy to the Crips to all this shit. I told y'all niggas what's finna happen. Then watch what happened. You say ticket. What you think gonna happen? I'm gonna tell you what I think gonna happen. Today in a few minutes when Keefy D gets sentenced and they give that nigga life when he get 20 to life he gonna go back there and file an appeal that appeal is gonna get shot down that appeal is gonna get shot down but when he gets that sentence and it hits him that he's gone forever the prosecutors are gonna walk into the prison and they're gonna request to meet with Keefy D and they're gonna say Keefy D you're 63 going on 64 years old and we have a deal of a lifetime for you we maybe can reduce your life sentence without the possibility of parole so you don't die right here in prison to maybe five years [00:27:15] Speaker 4: if if [00:27:20] Speaker 2: you're willing to give up who's over you you know what I think Keefy D is gonna do he's gonna think about that shit ain't gonna say Keefy we're gonna let you we're gonna let you think about that dog we're gonna leave that on your shoulders and let you think about that you know what's gonna happen because when Keefy D goes to prison they're all gonna check his paperwork and because everything that the prosecution did was strategic by exposing all of the people that Keefy D snitched on all of these drug kingpins the connects the plugs all those people that's why they played all those audios in court that's why Keefy D was irate go back to it again and wonder why Keefy D was heated that they were gonna release all those audios in this trial it wasn't over the Tupac shit it was because Keefy D knew he was gonna have to go to prison and deal with a jacket as being labeled a snitch the worst thing you could ever be labeled as with no place to run no place to hide that's why he was irate because he had told Greg Caden all that information on tape and he knew the whole world they only heard excerpts they didn't hear all of those audio tapes until the trial happened and then everybody heard all this other shit damn this nigga snitching on everybody and that opened him up a whole different can of worms that right there opened him up an entirely different can of worms and then and then caused him to have that fight remember he had that fight in jail and he got sentenced to I think three years for that fight why he's locked up right why he's locked up imagine a 63 year old man having a fight in prison like that like a dog it wears on you worrying about if somebody gonna come shank you poke you up and maybe after a few incidents keep you just tired of the bullshit he picks up that card and he calls them people and says hey man and so the person in the comment session says I don't think there's a deal oh there's a deal there's a major deal because there's still somebody that's left that they want to get still somebody that's left that they want to get and you better believe boy they got a hard on to get them they got a hard on to get them and now with the conviction of Keefy D and the sentencing now they put the squeeze on Keefy D but don't get mad at anybody else and as I told y'all it was a reason why Keefy D was this upset he went so hard at that judge because she was going to allow all this shit to be played in front of the world and he said y'all wrong y'all dirty for allowing him to play all this shit [00:32:05] Speaker 3: he [00:32:24] Speaker 7: to be anything in those boxes that they can [00:32:27] Speaker 3: just use something in the boxes they just use something in the boxes from 1996 so [00:32:44] Speaker 2: that's why he was so mad and that's why that nigga should have never let the judge you never let a judge sentence you because the judge have seen all the evidence remember this think about what I just told y'all the judge saw all the evidence the jury didn't see the judge knows that they have a witness that puts Keefy D in Las Vegas the judge knows this the judge saw all the evidence that she allowed not to be put in the case so now when it's time to sentence Keefy D the judge is like man you ain't no shit bro I don't seen all the evidence against you [00:33:19] Speaker ?: you [00:33:19] Speaker 2: you lucky they hit your ass harder during so now we come to this now ladies and gentlemen we come to what got him here today to where in a few minutes he will probably be sentenced to life in prison without ever having a possibility of parole but we look at what got him here and it was this that got him here they say it's a script I say it ain't no way on God's green earth that a mofo can memorize perfectly piece by piece meticulously meticulous information intricate details and never trip up on those details and people say oh well why did he tell Vlad I don't remember it's in the book because he was trying to sell the book if he would have told Vlad yeah everything that's in the book there's no reason for him to sell the book so he had to make it seem like nah get the book man you gotta get the book that's why not because he didn't know what was in the book it was because he didn't want to tell and interviews everything that was in the book because then people wouldn't buy the book because you already told him in the interview this is easy work a caveman can do this shit you tell me have you ever heard anybody say this I'm about to play to y'all and you think and said all of this shit all of it and people talking about hey man it's a script ain't no fucking script you can't go in there and remember this type of shit piece by piece and then a lot of this shit we already generally can confirm can confirm I [00:35:50] Speaker 8: don't [00:35:53] Speaker 3: think that was a wise move period you know saying because they don't know the function is what's going on in and out here they can at least call ahead and you don't come out here you know saying you kill you kill you kill your dog I kill your cat you know that's just that's just what [00:36:15] Speaker 8: happened and they was out here promoting life like the gulf and they was partying partying and [00:36:20] Speaker 3: everything they supposed to give a the next day they supposed to give a picnic at Aaron Spelling's house on Mount Island Drive shit like that [00:36:29] Speaker 2: right think about that he said the next day they was supposed to give a picnic at Aaron Spelling house who the learn a script like this that can't memorize all this shit ain't no nigga never Barack Obama couldn't remember no shit like this this man telling y'all shit that fashion oh yeah they were supposed to go to his house the next day and blah blah blah blah oh this shit was factual shit how is you making this shit up it ain't common in the world we live in this era to have common sense no more it ain't common man it ain't common man listen to all the details pay attention to the details this put himself in a dulo twist and it had enough evidence to corroborate the shit he said put his ass in prison for the rest of his life and today so it shall be written so it shall be done [00:37:26] Speaker 8: and um you with Wilf Biggie and Puffy the night Biggie got killed right [00:37:34] Speaker 3: yeah [00:37:34] Speaker 8: tell me about that whole night and how everything went down [00:37:37] Speaker 3: uh then uh I think Quincy Jones they gave that party [00:37:42] Speaker 8: right right yeah [00:37:43] Speaker 3: Quincy Jones how do you know all this shit if it's a [00:37:47] Speaker 8: script [00:37:47] Speaker 3: he gave it all that was a soul training at the party [00:37:50] Speaker 8: right [00:37:51] Speaker 3: and we uh he gave us like like 12 tickets to get in and shit well some of the homies didn't even get to get in so uh we get up there and uh I go holler at Puff he like man the feds is here they've been they've been on our ass ever since we've been in LA since we got off the plane I said for real he like let's just give y'all a few bottles and y'all just go over there so y'all won't catch our heat they've been on our ass they in the Sparty matter of fact I'm like okay cool he gave us two bottles we went over there to the other side that dude Ricky Bell what's his name Bell Ricky from Bell Bill DeVoe right right what's the dude the little dark one yeah I know who you talking about [00:38:39] Speaker 8: I don't know his name but I know who you [00:38:40] Speaker 3: yeah he followed he followed us around all night boy he smelled that weed and shit he like woo [00:38:46] Speaker ?: woo [00:38:46] Speaker 3: yeah Janet Jackson all them bad bitches there Aaliyah all of them was at that was a hell of a party boy you know fire marshals closed it down boom so we all came out and shit everybody was waiting on their car to foul aid foul aid the car and shit so Puff and them you know Biggie and them got in that first truck it was in a suburban green suburban Puff and them was in a blue suburban and shit and once they pulled out they was telling us to meet them at the hotel and bring the weed and shit we'll have a party a little party at the hotel we're like alright we'll be up there Beverly Hills so they pulled up out of there shit made that right my homeboy Wynn came back in there talking about Biggie dead like what Biggie's dead shit and the police came and they escorted everybody out most most scenes like that they locked that shit down put yellow tape everywhere and interviewed with everybody you know what I'm saying they was waving people up out of there then Sergeant Reynolds that same crooked ass bitch Compton Police he pulled over a nephew and talked about y'all killed Biggie too you know what I'm saying that's bullshit he started all that rumor then they was feeding the FBI that bullshit the people from downtown Compton Police Shield friends you know what I'm saying that shit dirty man that was some dirty shit he was doing you know what I'm saying you shouldn't have never been involved the police if you want to keep it gangsta hood against hood homie don't fucking bring the police your police friends you know what I'm saying that's wrong man hey do you know Poochie [00:40:42] Speaker 8: Poochie [00:40:43] Speaker 3: the one that posted dead Biggie yeah I heard about I read a book about that I didn't know [00:40:51] Speaker ?: I didn't know [00:40:51] Speaker 8: how you feel about Reggie Wright and Marv James saying he was the one behind Biggie though the whole city saying that the whole city saying that so I want to backtrack a little the day before Biggie got killed if I'm not mistaken Biggie and Puffy threw a basketball game right [00:41:07] Speaker 3: it was a celebrity basketball game they didn't throw it they just participated in it oh okay tell me about that that little ugly broad name what's her name Miss Yelly that's the first day I met her [00:41:20] Speaker 8: oh for real [00:41:21] Speaker 3: she was a little ugly thing back then ugly motherfucker [00:41:24] Speaker 8: oh man so tell me about that game man [00:41:29] Speaker 3: oh they just did the basketball game and woo woo and uh the dude Dash was there Snoop came over there shook our hand he was like pouting like a little bitch my little homeboy he had that thing on he was like man you over this I noodle his ass if you were going to be too I'm like no leave that little bitch alone so Snoop and Dash was at the game Snoop Dash corrupt the whole little crew and this little off-brand crip acting a goddamn fool I'm like [00:42:01] Speaker 4: man [00:42:01] Speaker 3: my little homeboy like [00:42:03] Speaker 4: man you big [00:42:04] Speaker 3: homie you want me to noodle his ass leave that little bitch alone you know [00:42:08] Speaker ?: who [00:42:08] Speaker 3: Dash Dash little bitch matter of fact when I went to prison he made a song I kind of felt that he was talking about us getting get back what was that payback get back whatever that shit was when I got out of prison I ran into to him at this weed spot it was one way in and one way out like man you don't know who I am he's like [00:42:35] Speaker 4: no no no [00:42:37] Speaker 3: my man I'm TPD motherfucker [00:42:39] Speaker 4: he's like oh man I was tripping man I was tripping man and the money had me going crazy [00:42:46] Speaker 3: see you sure the fuck was and he was on our turf after the you know what I'm saying I could have raped him [00:42:54] Speaker 8: that day [00:42:54] Speaker 3: you know [00:42:55] Speaker 8: right so you said Dash was an off-brand crip what you mean by that yeah [00:42:59] Speaker 3: he from Texas man he you know you know what I'm saying he ain't from the motherland where the crib started at off-brand ass nigga you know what I'm saying and he got a nerve to be acting like a little bitch I could have got even fucked up that day though because they wanted to get his ass but I was just like get that little bitch along you know [00:43:18] Speaker 8: right but Snoop he a real crib though right [00:43:21] Speaker 3: yeah yeah he from Long Beach [00:43:23] Speaker 8: okay so he official but Dash yeah [00:43:25] Speaker 3: Texas ass motherfucker ain't even Waco or somewhere where the motherfucker from [00:43:29] Speaker 8: oh no I mean [00:43:32] Speaker 3: yeah off-brand ass motherfucker he said making all that noise he don't know I could have got his ass woe out that day at that basketball game [00:43:43] Speaker 8: what was he doing exactly [00:43:45] Speaker 3: he just said [00:43:46] Speaker 8: you know man [00:43:48] Speaker 3: ain't all that extra shit you better knock it off Mr. Tough Guy knock it off bitch you know what I'm saying that's the way I felt he just don't know there wasn't that many people there he would have got his ass dusted off serious out of green light in his motherfucking ass [00:44:09] Speaker 8: so how do you feel about people that say that you was behind Biggie Delft because Puff Daddy never pays you the one million [00:44:16] Speaker 3: no I wasn't behind him the police killed killed killed Biggie I was up under the parking garage when Biggie got killed when Biggie died I was up under the parking garage we were supposed to go meet them at the Beverly Hilton go smoke weed and shit you know he was like he was the last person to talk to me when he pulled out I gave him jab and shit he pulled out I was like we'd be up to the hotel and shit boom shit one of my homeboys came back in there he just killed Biggie I was like damn [00:44:49] Speaker 8: BG Knockup you know BG Knockup [00:44:57] Speaker 3: yeah he's a little he's a little dude Nutty Block Compton he keep on going around talking about he's Lando best friend and stuff like that he ain't no fucking Lando best friend why he wasn't a Paul Beard you know what I'm saying why he don't come take care of Lando kids he's Lando best friend you know what I'm saying and he threw him a dollar then he's going around talking bad about me get yourself that name he ain't ever knocked out no fucking body dude you a rapper you you're a fucking gangster dude and he's going around talking bad about me you don't even know me you know you knock that shit off and you ain't Lando best friend stop saying that shit Lando people was mad at you for that I'm mad at you for that you ain't Lando best friend you came [00:45:48] Speaker ?: you came [00:45:48] Speaker 3: to fucking my superbowl party with Bone Thug the little light skinner kid right yeah all of a sudden you Lando best friend you said Lando called you that night you wasn't even those fucking cell phones back then cell phone bills for 35 fucking hundred dollars back then I don't know any nigga had a cell phone on the whole crew knock it off Lando didn't call you you going around just trying to shame my name fool you a fucking rapper and you just named yourself BG knock out who you knocked out shit so you need to cut that shit out you know you don't want to see me you a fucking rapper and I'm a gangster motherfucker knock it off he's a fucking rapper we used to gangsters man getting money man you know what I'm saying you ain't hanging with you think we gonna let Nate Dog hit us in the head with some fucking golf club come on man come on where you knock out skills that day why you didn't do nothing that day fuck same dudes that hit you in the head with a golf club they run across the street from us see us run across the street like go through the back door and shit so you need to knock that shit off dude kinda mad at you behind that dude first you was cool come with that bullshit you know fucking Lando best friend so knock that shit off getting hit in the head with golf clubs and shit for Nate Dog damn man knock it off by the same dudes I had to take the chairs from knock it off ain't no nigga gonna hit me in the head with no fucking golf club or nothing like that same niggas y'all scared of run across don't speak from us see me run motherfucker [00:47:40] Speaker 8: Nick Cannon he actually made some comments about you too on VLAD TV how you feel about that [00:47:45] Speaker 3: little tabo hoe ain't that a bitch and they always think he can fight and all that old shit man you a fucking you Disney character dude you a Disney character to me I heard you say [00:47:58] Speaker 4: shield will shake that man in [00:48:00] Speaker 3: shield can shake my dick if I asked you motherfucker little punk ass bitch I don't like you anyway you better stick to that motherfucking bullshit wildin' out leave me the fuck alone keep wildin' out motherfucker little punk ass bitch yeah I don't fucking stand there ain't go ho keep wildin' out leave me the fuck alone dude you ain't no fucking gangster [00:48:25] Speaker 4: god damn [00:48:29] Speaker 8: lie bitch Busybone he did an interview with the breakfast club some years ago and he claims that Orlando and you was in the studio when him and you know Bone Thug did the song Notorious stuff with Biggie [00:48:44] Speaker 3: tell me [00:48:45] Speaker 8: about that [00:48:45] Speaker 3: it was a heavy D studio up there on Santa Monica right there it wasn't nothing extra you know I'm not no groupie motherfucker I'm a celebrity to them motherfuckers to me so I don't groupie them dudes you know they're rappers you know they do what motherfuckers like me they rap about what I do you know what I'm saying most rappers rap about what gangsters do dude you know I had a little Super Bowl party when the Cowboys played Pittsburgh Steelers that year and he came over came to my house with a BG knockout yeah he seen some real crips that day [00:49:25] Speaker 8: I seen a video from Redman in Orlando Anderson he actually made a cameo in that video [00:49:31] Speaker 3: yeah I wasn't in there too [00:49:33] Speaker 8: oh for real yeah so tell me about that day yo y'all being in that video because I didn't know that somebody actually sent me a link of that video I was like oh okay they was in there [00:49:41] Speaker 3: every time Redman used to come to LA I had this weed spot on the laundry every time he used to come he used to come right off the plane in his taxi right to my weed spot because he loved it that weed me and him became close to shit like that he a real good dude red man red man a good dude good dudes man good dudes yeah that was my partner I liked the red man he a hood motherfucker you know what what I'm saying I'm a nigga catch the taxi that shit you have he loud he's a nigga yellow cab jumped out nigga he ain't in New York you know LA don't do that that taxi shit right he's going up in front of the house in front of the weed spot with the taxi we's looking out the window laughing like a motherfucker yeah good dude man good dude [00:50:30] Speaker 8: so Tupac joining death row what was your reaction when you found out that he joined death row [00:50:41] Speaker 3: oh shit that was a big plus for you know for sure you know he was still my friend you know that was a big plus rolling matter of fact my people really started that record company [00:50:55] Speaker 8: oh for real [00:50:57] Speaker 3: yeah [00:50:57] Speaker 8: who [00:50:58] Speaker 3: I can't tell you his name but he started that record company and she knew that he started that record company so that's why that night when that shit happened he uh he really they told the police on me you know what I'm saying [00:51:18] Speaker 8: we're gonna get into all that so you was cool with it right so when so was you a Tupac fan before like when you joined death row [00:51:25] Speaker 3: yeah it was cool Tupac yeah he was a outrun as a rapper [00:51:29] Speaker 8: okay so you was cool when he joined death row yeah when I was all happy you Orlando because I heard or I don't know if he was just saying that in an interview but Orlando Anderson said he was a Tupac fan [00:51:39] Speaker 3: is it true [00:51:43] Speaker 8: that you had a run-in with Tupac at the house of blues [00:51:45] Speaker 3: yeah him and that dude E.D.A. yeah E.D.A. mean E.D.A. is that him yeah kind of bad dude [00:51:52] Speaker 8: yeah he an outlaw [00:51:53] Speaker ?: yeah [00:51:53] Speaker 3: so uh yeah one of uh we had went to the house of blues and one of our big homies went with us older dude and uh as a matter of fact his name old man he went with us and uh Tupac it came out with that song uh Long Beach and uh Rosecrans [00:52:11] Speaker 8: yeah um California Love [00:52:13] Speaker 3: yeah and uh the big homies like you know what you know what the fuck that shit's there for and he like kind of snatched him up out of college and then uh E.D.A. like man no that's just a song they wrote he don't know what's going on in these neighborhoods [00:52:29] Speaker 8: oh okay so y'all had an issue with the line Tupac said in um California Love the Rosecrans one [00:52:36] Speaker 3: yeah that's what uh yeah the big homies did yeah [00:52:39] Speaker 8: and what was Tupac reaction when y'all was in front of him [00:52:42] Speaker 3: shit he was scared shit cause Willie he didn't know nothing about no Long Beach and Rosecrans when he got out of jail [00:52:51] Speaker 8: what was your reaction when Tupac dropped hit him up [00:52:54] Speaker 3: he uh I had to at that last that's that last verse I think he was like what he said fuck whoever ain't with him you know what I'm saying I guess we guess he was meant that for us shit he ain't ready they wasn't ready for us you know what I'm saying cause they rappers and they was in that music shit we street dudes you know what I'm saying weren't ready for us period [00:53:24] Speaker 8: so you felt like Tupac was talking about you at the end of the song when he made that um talking about our hood [00:53:28] Speaker 3: yeah [00:53:29] Speaker 8: when did Puffy first approach you about being his security when he came to LA he never approached me about no shit [00:53:36] Speaker 3: he just asked uh was it cool he come out there for concerts cause they had had that conflict in Atlanta with Big Jake shit like that [00:53:47] Speaker 8: so you was hanging out with Vonsville and um Puff daddy called right [00:53:53] Speaker 3: yeah this was like it was like 95 you know 95 he had uh he was doing that tour I think it was the BET tour he had uh they had Naughty by Nature on there Craig Mack uh what's them broads name uh Total Mary J Blotch and Joe to see then then the Junior Mafia and then Biggie that was that tour and we uh so one night me and Zip was rolling in his van that little carry nice ass luxury van and the phone run and uh he asked to speak to me and uh I talked to him but he had he said is it cool to come out there uh for concerts shit so why not he like he called he called the show CEO big CEO and I was like man just give us like 50 tickets to every concert and we'd be there and we we went to the San Diego one one in Anaheim the Irvine shit one out here in Vegas most of the year he didn't have no problem with that with him [00:55:18] Speaker 8: Puffy if I'm not mistaken Puffy he approached you on three different occasions right about pitting the hit on Tupac and Chuck [00:55:27] Speaker 3: nah [00:55:29] Speaker 8: nah [00:55:30] Speaker 3: he never approached you about that that's great occasion he wanna make what he just like he had me a little fat dude sagging a little gang member you know what I'm saying wearing khakis and shit they were dressed like that you wouldn't even know he was gang member you seen us you know what I'm saying he stereotyped our ass to me all that show was a bunch of bullshit it was like the dog with the gun in the mouth that was a bunch of bullshit all that [00:55:57] Speaker ?: you know [00:55:58] Speaker 3: that show was bullshit if they want a real show they need to come and get me and I'll they can get a real show you know what I'm saying really really what happened if you believe anything everything he say you know what I'm saying he just put it the way he wanted it to be the white man way you know what I'm saying stereotyped us bad to me [00:56:24] Speaker 8: yeah but some of the stuff I mean with Greg Caden because like you just said he recorded you and you ain't know but yeah some of the stuff you actually told him in a recording right [00:56:35] Speaker 3: some of the stuff yeah [00:56:36] Speaker 8: I didn't tell him right right [00:56:38] Speaker 3: I was telling the people that was in charge of this shit [00:56:41] Speaker 8: right so you told him this stuff right [00:56:43] Speaker 3: yeah [00:56:43] Speaker 8: yeah so Puck Daddy he put a hit well maybe have you ever heard that on the recording maybe okay here's the thing right maybe he didn't directly say yo you know put a hit out on Tupac and Shub but he did make comments about it maybe he wasn't serious about it but he did when he was around you saying that yo you know I'll put a million if somebody can handle Tupac and Shub even if he wasn't serious about it but he did say that around you [00:57:11] Speaker 3: it was floating in the air I'll just say that [00:57:14] Speaker ?: yeah [00:57:15] Speaker 8: so before we get off with that Puffy you and Puffy was hanging out one day and he might wasn't serious about it but it was floating in the air he made a comment you just gonna [00:57:25] Speaker 3: keep on trying to get that I keep saying it was floating in the air dog let's move [00:57:29] Speaker 8: past that okay so the 1996 Soul Train Awards were you there [00:57:32] Speaker 3: yeah [00:57:34] Speaker 8: tell me about that [00:57:37] Speaker 3: I wasn't I never pulled no gun on nobody I wasn't even with Biggie them I said I had some tickets for my little scrapper dude me and my homie Wynn we were never with Puffy them I never pulled no gun on them dudes if I pulled a gun on you you would have been dead you know what I'm saying that's just the law you pull a gun you use it you know what I'm saying I'm from the old school homie you pull a gun you use it you know what I'm saying that was a bunch of bullshit man I swear to God that shit was fabricated he made it out to what he wanted it to be what his perception or his vision of what it was supposed to be [00:58:19] Speaker 8: yeah Reggie Wright even said that he remembered you pulling out a gun [00:58:23] Speaker 9: and then one of their guys kind of pulled out a gun Gene said who the guy was I could have sworn it was PPD I always said it was PPD [00:58:35] Speaker 3: I never man I ain't pull out no fucking gun I'm bigger than that homie if I send motherfuckers what I look like the man pulling out a gun that's just like shit pulling out a gun come on homie right what I look like pulling out a gun [00:58:53] Speaker 8: so did you see the um [00:58:55] Speaker 3: I didn't I've never seen puffing them there nothing at that Soul Train Award I've never seen them I wasn't backstage or nothing I was in the audience sitting next to the fucking boys and the men dude and they ain't even complimenting my suit brother you clean as a motherfucker I sat next to the boys and men at that fucking award show I was never backstage or nothing so Reggie Wright he lying about that that's a lie [00:59:21] Speaker 8: did you see the TV show and saw [00:59:23] Speaker 3: yeah [00:59:25] Speaker 8: and you see how they portrayed you [00:59:27] Speaker 3: a bunch of bullshit I wasn't sagging little fat dude come on man only weighed about 160 pounds right there that would have fucking happened I would have been on the news for murders if I would have pulled a gun on the motherfuckers Suge would have been dead Tupac would have been dead Reggie Wright would have been dead a whole lot of motherfuckers would have been dead I would have emptied the clip I ain't gonna pull no gun on nobody without using it that's a street law man that'll get you killed quick dude you don't pull no gun without using it homie I'm from the old school I'm a real crip dude I'm not fucking pulling no gun without using it I would have been on the news homie I would have been in custody if I would have pulled a gun on them that fucking soldier in the water I wasn't fucking with them Puff never seen me that day Biggie never seen me chugging them never seen me that day or nothing I was sitting in the fucking audience sitting next to the boys them men them uh the what what's that dude name Wayne and some whatever their fucking name is yeah [01:00:33] Speaker 8: so what did you hear about it because you wasn't there but it did happen so what story did you hear about that [01:00:39] Speaker 3: I heard they just had a little class I didn't hear about no gun being pulled or none of that bullshit I heard they had a little class who told you they told me later on at night at a party okay [01:00:49] Speaker 8: you're getting somewhere now okay you wasn't involved in the incident okay we get that so what I'm telling you is tell me what they told you about what happened at the Soul Train Awards after the incident [01:01:00] Speaker 3: they just say dude just act try to throw a fake ass nutty Tupac tried to throw a fake nutty on them that's all [01:01:06] Speaker 8: and they said close daddy ran right hell [01:01:09] Speaker 3: nah man they didn't run they had hitters there too dude you know what I'm saying they had hitters there too I wasn't there I never pulled no gun I told you we can end that you just keep on trying to get it out no no no [01:01:22] Speaker 8: I'm just [01:01:23] Speaker 3: saying I wasn't there they didn't see me had no fucking thing no I get it you would strike me down right fucking now to pull the gun on the motherfucker I would have been in for St. Quinn right now on death road I is it [01:01:48] Speaker 8: true that puff daddy had a bounty on the death road chains [01:01:50] Speaker 3: no like they say he said it's $10,000 it don't make sense because the change wasn't worth fucking $10,000 it was a little punk ass change worth about five $600 back then that was a bullshit change I guess he gave that to his little henchman and them bullshit chains the way [01:02:13] Speaker 8: yeah because I know Suge Knight Tupac Snoop they wasn't wearing no you know cheap chains like that so it had to be his henchman so you saying his henchman was wearing like [01:02:22] Speaker 3: that was a bullshit change I wouldn't wear that bullshit I wouldn't put that on my neck so how you [01:02:36] Speaker 8: okay so with that being said man let's get right into that man so the Lakewood mall incident with Trayvon Lane give me a detailed account of everything that took place [01:02:45] Speaker 3: I wasn't there but one of my little homies he's playing he's going to play for Arizona University of Arizona and he's at the mall and my nephew and all the other homies was on their way to meet him to buy him some stuff so he can go off to college and they was already trying to press him it was Trayvon Lane and a couple more dudes Kevin Woods some other dude it was three of them [01:03:17] Speaker 8: and [01:03:18] Speaker 3: once my little homies seen you know he's a football player motherfucker you know what I'm saying and he was strong safety so once he seen the homies coming through the door that's when he knocked Trayvon Lane out and took his chains at the same time boom one of them got knocked out through the shoe rack knocked out all the shoes they fucked them up yeah [01:03:44] Speaker 8: Trayvon Lane he said y'all never took a chain y'all tried to but y'all didn't get it [01:03:48] Speaker 3: my little homeboy had to change Marcus he passed away though that was bullshit change I wouldn't wear that bullshit you know what I'm saying right right [01:04:01] Speaker 8: Orlando Anderson he was involved with that incident right [01:04:04] Speaker 3: he was there [01:04:05] Speaker ?: he was there [01:04:05] Speaker 3: yeah he was up there it was it was about eight of them eight homies went up there from south side and handled their business [01:04:14] Speaker 8: did Orlando talk to you about the incident [01:04:17] Speaker 3: no no all everybody that came back from the wall told me about the shit told me what happened they was laughing like the [01:04:27] Speaker 8: Tupac Vegas incident why was y'all in Vegas in the first place [01:04:31] Speaker 3: come to the fights we was going to the fights before the rappers before shooting and we had a record company we've been going to the fights since like 88 89 yeah come down in front of the big fights [01:04:47] Speaker 8: so did y'all have tickets to that fight [01:04:49] Speaker 3: yeah [01:04:50] Speaker 8: y'all did [01:04:51] Speaker 3: yeah okay okay got them from my little scapper partner scapper as a matter of fact I was in uh I was in uh Tracy with him he was from rolling 60s little twin dude he was scapper when I got out I used to go to the games the raider games at the coliseum and he used to be in front of the team I found out he was a scapper so we exchanged numbers so any concert sporting event I would call him ahead of time and get the tickets [01:05:25] Speaker 8: what date did y'all show up to Vegas I came on uh that Thursday that Thursday yeah and the fight was on a Saturday y'all showed up on a Thursday and um if I'm not mistaken the day before the shooting um you spoke to Suge Knight and Tupac right a day prior I didn't talk Tupac don't know me but Suge Knight you had yeah I was uh [01:05:53] Speaker 3: we was uh waiting on our cars at the valet at the MGM and they pulled up and they Rolls Royces [01:05:59] Speaker 8: and uh tell me about that cause that was a Friday that was the day before yeah [01:06:05] Speaker 3: he got out and came and shook my hand what up big dog Suge Knight yeah that's why I didn't understand why it was they jump on my nephew the next day that was stupid [01:06:14] Speaker 8: okay so he came up to you he shook his hand [01:06:18] Speaker 3: and shook my hand what up big dog what you doing you know and all the bitches cause all the bras was around him and said they was like who the fuck is this dude he must be powerful you know what I'm saying all everybody was like that damn he just came out of the crowd just to shake this dude and [01:06:34] Speaker 8: yeah so just take me through that Saturday everything leading up to the incident [01:06:42] Speaker 3: we had uh got tickets from the scapper dude and he had us placed all over we was uh gonna meet at uh the cafe after the fight that was all our plans so everybody had uh was coming to the cafe and shit I seen someone on potless from my uh 1180 East Coast Crip they like hey they just jumped on your nephew like who said some death row niggas like you bullshit they like yeah and we ran and ran into the lane inside the lobby [01:07:21] Speaker 8: so y'all ran into your nephew Orlando [01:07:25] Speaker 3: what did he say to you weirdo he just said they jumped on him and stuff like that and that's was he alright he said his shoulder was kind of fucked up I guess when getting kicked in the shoulder or something he said his shoulder was fucked up how mad was he [01:07:40] Speaker ?: how mad was he [01:07:40] Speaker 3: I was I was more mad than him yeah why would you you know what I'm saying I'm up with you know what's up the old people that is [01:07:53] Speaker 8: so what exactly did he tell you did he tell you like yo Tupac jumped on me or he just said that Jeff Roe niggas jumped on him and the only injury he had was his shoulder his shoulder was kind of fucked up okay so um take me through that you know Orlando he got jumped what happened after that [01:08:13] Speaker 3: so uh we ran into the New York dudes except them they asked them do we need some help we like nah we good and then uh my little homie uh we had some little homies out here selling selling work kilos and shit and they like man we know where them niggas gonna be they gonna be at the 662 club they been advertising this all week they gonna perform this night so we went up there and uh my little homies when he got the choppers and Bob James talking about he seen us back there he lucky he didn't see we didn't see him you know what I'm saying they lucky they didn't show up you know what I'm saying we had some headhunders with us you know what I'm saying they lucky they didn't show up three choppers it would have been a master you know and just pulled up there and uh shit pulled up there waited up there for about an hour while James said ten minutes it wasn't fucking ten minutes waited up there for about an hour we got tired and went on started let's go get high we'll buy some uh champagne bottles Cristal and Don Barry Young he said stop at the store and got that shit when we left when we left uh we was in two three cars as a matter of fact and uh the other two cars missed the light so we kept on going heading towards the hotel when we got to Flamingo that's when dude was hanging out he was uh he was like like he was in a parade or something stupid ass hanging out the window [01:09:55] Speaker 4: he was like Tupac [01:09:58] Speaker 3: and we like oh there go that motherfucker and we popped a Yui and that was it [01:10:06] Speaker 8: so I want to backtrack a little so y'all was waiting at um 6-6-2 um Tupac and Shelly Knight didn't um show up but if I'm not mistaken they was actually y'all was actually waiting at 6-6-2 for Tupac and Orlando can fight right [01:10:21] Speaker 3: yeah [01:10:22] Speaker 8: tell me about that cause Orlando actually wanted to fight Tupac right [01:10:25] Speaker 3: yeah he was gonna get his ass knocked out [01:10:27] Speaker 8: so Lane had hands [01:10:29] Speaker 3: one punch [01:10:30] Speaker 8: oh for real he had hands [01:10:31] Speaker 3: oh hell yeah like ah yeah [01:10:34] Speaker 8: so tell me about that Orlando was saying he wanted to fight Tupac and have a heads up with him [01:10:38] Speaker 3: we was just uh I was just gonna tell Shelly let him get down that's all he was just gonna beat his ass [01:10:44] Speaker 8: oh so y'all was at 6-6-2 Tupac and Shelly Knight didn't show up so that's when y'all decided to retaliate and that's when y'all was like okay [01:10:56] Speaker 3: nah we just left [01:10:57] Speaker 8: because they didn't show up okay Von Zilp is the one that provided y'all with the gun right I don't know nothing about that I mean it's in the book and everything yeah [01:11:09] Speaker 3: I don't know nothing about that ask Greg Caden you believe you believe most of his stories you know [01:11:18] Speaker 8: you do though yeah Greg Caden said it I mean it said it in the book I got your book the audio book [01:11:22] Speaker 3: he got the whole world fucked up like you got you fucked up you know what I'm saying like that uh like I said no this is in the book that Unsolved is fucking uh Unsolved is fabricated bunch of bullshit the way he wanted to portray me you know what I'm saying I'm sagging khaki pants man I ain't want no khaki pants [01:11:44] Speaker 8: in fucking junior high school high school I'm a player dude but here's the thing I got the audio book so yeah yeah so it's all in the book so Ron Zip is the one that provided not you but somebody that was in the white Cadillac with the gun yeah okay alright so um tell me how that came about you don't have to tell me the person he gave it to okay so we're not trying to blame you for that but just tell me how that came about Ron Zip offering somebody that was in the car with the gun was that no just tell me how it came about once again you don't have to say who exactly he gave the gun to but just say how it came about where Ron Zip provided you and your crew with the gun [01:12:26] Speaker 3: no he just asked do we need some help and uh shit he came up with the ting ting that's all shit he had a ting ting on him we already had ting tings too though you know what I'm saying right we had already had ting tings too and he had a ting ting that's all [01:12:47] Speaker 8: so how did you know Tupac and Shib was in the black BMW [01:12:51] Speaker 3: he was hanging out the window Tupac yeah what was he doing he had half his body out the window yeah just you know that Bay Area shit you know how they do that weird shit like ghost ride the whip you know they just want to be planboying you know what I'm saying they want to be seen and shit [01:13:13] Speaker 8: but you said the females was yelling Tupac's name right [01:13:16] Speaker 3: yeah that's how they were in the part [01:13:18] Speaker 8: right Tupac Tupac [01:13:21] Speaker 3: and he was you know that bullshit you know real motherfucker he gonna be sitting down and set his ass down somewhere you know what I'm saying I'll be hanging out no fucking window just want to be seen and shit right right [01:13:36] Speaker 8: so um what's up so you and your crew y'all on um Flamingo and Colville and y'all slowly pull up to Tupac and Suge and the Black BMW tell me how they came about [01:13:48] Speaker 3: we just took the gutter like we said we pulled up to the stoplight and they they was making the right it was about 17 cars we just pulled up in the gutter lane and seen the ass you know when I first shot it hit big boy in the head I thought he was dead like damn he dead and they didn't even get a chase to make it so bad some broads gave it a chase they got their little windshield shot out [01:14:21] Speaker 8: it was over with after that Dre he was the one that was supposed to shoot you know Tupac and Suge but he got scared right [01:14:30] Speaker 3: well he didn't really get scared you know he wasn't ready for that they was youngsters man kids [01:14:38] Speaker 8: but once again I mean y'all Crips right so he should be used to that right Dre so why was he [01:14:44] Speaker 3: he wasn't ready for that everybody everybody got a role man everybody ain't everybody ain't a killer everybody you know what I'm saying everybody ain't ain't gonna kill everybody ain't [01:14:55] Speaker 8: a shooter no okay so but he was the one that was supposed to shoot up Tupac and Suge but for some reason he wasn't ready for it so he gave the gun to Orlando right something like that [01:15:08] Speaker 3: yeah [01:15:08] Speaker 8: and Orlando is the shooter he's the known shooter I mean everybody know Orlando Anderson was a shooter so Dre got cold feet he didn't want to do it he gave the gun to Orlando and Orlando shot Tupac and Suge [01:15:20] Speaker 3: yeah he did his thing yeah [01:15:21] Speaker 8: okay so what was Tupac and Suge reaction when Orlando started shooting up the gun [01:15:27] Speaker 3: oh shit Suge just ducked his head and the first bullet went in his head so the next one hit him it was like he was like he was doing a break dance trying to jump in the backseat or something yeah like damn yeah what the fuck looked like he was trying to jump in the but it was bullets was in his ass and we made the right and them bras tried to get a little chase you know what I'm saying but I I wonder why Reddy didn't get a chase because I've seen him do some shooting before for sure right so you want to talk about that too [01:16:11] Speaker 8: no we're going to get into all that so um Tupac you said he was trying to reach for a gun or it looked like he was trying to reach for yeah [01:16:17] Speaker 3: yeah yeah it looked like he was trying to get his thing done that's what it looked like [01:16:23] Speaker 8: and you said Tupac tried to jump in the backseat [01:16:26] Speaker 3: it looked like when y'all start shooting he was reaching and it looked like uh yeah he was trying to jump in the backseat or something he was like break dancing or some shit [01:16:35] Speaker 8: alright so alright so um how you feel about people that say Shug used Tupac as a shield [01:16:47] Speaker 3: oh he didn't use it as a shield this man shot in the fucking head that's who we thought was dead [01:16:53] Speaker 8: okay [01:16:55] Speaker 3: first bullet went straight in his head [01:16:57] Speaker 8: so Shug Knight's reaction wasn't him trying to grab two nah he's lying [01:17:01] Speaker 3: that's why I say Greg came Reggie uh knock out all they there they wasn't there [01:17:10] Speaker 8: so um after the incident what did y'all do after that y'all went to the hotel right [01:17:14] Speaker 3: yeah tell me about that just started started drinking and shit popping bottles shit that's all and uh shit didn't nobody know about us four that was in the car right yeah [01:17:29] Speaker 8: so what happened with the gun where y'all where y'all stashed the gun at I left it on the tire in one of those cars on the parking lot what did y'all do with the white cat all at [01:17:38] Speaker 3: take it back [01:17:39] Speaker 8: to the rented car place how long did y'all stay in vegas after that incident [01:17:46] Speaker 3: we left the next day [01:17:48] Speaker 8: and you told Orlando not to tell nobody right [01:17:55] Speaker 3: yeah tell me about that I said on this type of shit you can't be telling nobody shit that's the only way you gonna stay free [01:18:03] Speaker 8: yeah you told Orlando and everybody else that was in the car [01:18:06] Speaker 3: yeah shut the fuck up [01:18:09] Speaker 8: okay [01:18:10] Speaker 3: I'm telling nobody shit [01:18:11] Speaker 8: Tupac and Orlando Anderson if they would've fought at 6-6-2 how do you think that fight would've turned out [01:18:23] Speaker 3: one punch a knockout yeah it would've and he probably would've stomped on his head yeah he'd've probably busted his hit in the melon for sure he'd've been knocked out for sure he would've knocked out sure Orlando yeah can't fight man he'd've been getting knocked out the last I've been to I've been to even at the heart I played football with him you know what I'm saying right right I played football with him so I knew you know his cousins then was like that so he had two twin cousins Ronald and Donald Knight one of them played quarterback the other one played tight end on our same football team and he had another little cousin played safety named Bruford yeah but we was all tight and stuff I never thought he was no blood seemed like he waited to get a million dollars to become a blood you know what I'm saying that's crazy doing shit backwards most people was trying to get up out that shit you know what I'm saying most people that grow up in the hood they trying to get up out of the game like trying to better your life don't wait till you get all the money and come get into the game like a soldier boy he's such a clown you know what I'm saying he's got his little pigtails [01:19:39] Speaker 4: I'm Big Draco [01:19:40] Speaker 3: you sound like a little bitch dude [01:19:42] Speaker 4: I'm Big Draco [01:19:45] Speaker 3: yeah that's just funny yeah but they doing that shit backwards you don't wait till you get rich get successful then join the game that's wrong that's backwards dude we trying to get out that shit you know what I'm saying we trying to get the fuck up out that shit you know what I'm saying it was part of our environment a lot of people lost family members and stuff like that and y'all going to play in these games and stuff like that my generation would wear y'all ass out you know what I'm saying this new shit gang gang like Kylie beat them that's bullshit you know yeah that's bullshit [01:20:24] Speaker 8: mob jeans [01:20:25] Speaker 3: yeah you know mob jeans I know yeah of him yeah my son him and my son they got real tight lately [01:20:32] Speaker 8: how you feel about him saying that Suge Knight wasn't in the real blood and the only reason why they was messing around with him was because Suge Knight was family [01:20:41] Speaker 3: yeah I read that I mean I seen that everywhere he said them niggas was brought into the I mean you know what I'm saying getting money and we was paid the gang bang did you see that part [01:20:58] Speaker 8: yeah I've seen I've seen something like that [01:20:59] Speaker 3: yeah yeah that shit that shit I'd be laughing yeah there wasn't no competition for us because the Crips was uh back then the Crips had that shit on lock had the money everything if it wasn't for us Suge wouldn't even have been on it wasn't for the Crips you know what I'm saying [01:21:14] Speaker 8: right [01:21:15] Speaker 3: if it wasn't for the Crips Suge wouldn't even have been on and he know we put him on [01:21:19] Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying Reggie Wright Jr. how do you feel about him saying that the only reason why you're saying that Tupac was trying to reach for a gun is just in case if they ever come to you and try to blame you for the you know the shooting you can say it was self-defense [01:21:34] Speaker 3: is that what he's trying to say [01:21:36] Speaker 8: yeah he said that on the live TV before [01:21:38] Speaker 3: yeah like I said y'all keep on listening to Reggie and uh what's his name Greg Katie y'all he just fabricated the story the way they wanted to be you know what I'm saying but they wasn't there that's all I wanted to ask them was you there [01:21:59] Speaker 8: that's all I wanted to ask you how do you feel about people that say Orlando Anderson was a plant [01:22:05] Speaker 3: that's bullshit you think somebody want to get beat up kicked in the shoulders kicked in the head come on man these people they from Mars or something what the fuck they just want their shit to go the way they wanted to go they got a photograph of memory and they putting that shit the way they wanted to be little fat old dog brother come on man right right so bullshit portrayal man I didn't like that at all that nigga was a weenie he looked at soft you know what I'm saying ain't nothing soft about me man big old fat teddy bear you know what I'm saying right [01:22:43] Speaker 8: when y'all shot up the BMW if I'm not mistaken when y'all was trying to drive off did somebody shoot at y'all Cadillac [01:22:53] Speaker 3: no [01:22:54] Speaker 8: so that's not true so Bunstree and Neckbone wasn't shooting back at y'all after y'all shot up the BMW [01:23:00] Speaker 3: no back then it was hard to be a Blood cause the Crips was dominating you know what I'm saying [01:23:10] Speaker 8: uh huh [01:23:11] Speaker 3: I was at the party when they stomp that 60 dude out for DJ Quick killed him then I was at this other party I mean at this other club bar one when this dude named uh Bruce Richardson whooped Shug ass whooped Shug and Bunstree ass next day he was dead you know what I'm saying I'm seeing I'm seeing this shit going down you know what I'm saying so shit we can't let that pass you know Shug know Shug know me you know what I'm saying right we had been in this business way before they even got started we had a way bigger head starter than them that's why Bunstree said they was getting little chicks we was making our own money we was rolling man rolling we was king of the city dude before his children even got on you know what I'm saying it was already on homie before Death Row we even got started we started Death Row the Crip started Death Row and he know that matter of fact Reggie White used to go down to MDC when we start the company her name was Abu yeah she used to go down go downtown with me yeah that was my girl at first [01:24:28] Speaker 8: oh okay so you was missing whatever before Reggie [01:24:31] Speaker 3: yeah that was my girl at first yeah [01:24:33] Speaker 8: Puffy out of curiosity why you think Puffy haven't been arrested for conspiracy [01:24:47] Speaker 3: who did he [01:24:52] Speaker 8: who did he conspired I mean he put a hit on Tupac and Shook I mean even if he wasn't serious he still said it and the people he said it around ended up killing Tupac which was y'all [01:25:03] Speaker 3: I asked them for to get us some money for some guns right all the little bottom fruiters told the police that on me so what I'm gonna change the story for Shook and them told the first fucking night but even with Shook they came for Shook and Reggie Reggie went told his daddy why his daddy would come to me the next day right they went told him man [01:25:25] Speaker 8: they told but that's the thing everybody [01:25:26] Speaker 3: they don't get no grief they he ain't no he say it his family say it all his homie 48 people was going to jail they shredded the indictment because I told them the story told them what happened I'm the only mother I told them myself and nobody go to jail did a day behind me so they say what the fuck they want to say depending on say that shit in my face [01:25:49] Speaker 8: but you don't think that's weird that everybody is getting missed with but nobody ain't missing [01:25:54] Speaker 3: believe me they was on this ass too I know they was because they was they was on me I did five and a half years every month they came up there on me [01:26:05] Speaker 4: serial killer you don't know who you got who you are very dangerous man [01:26:13] Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying I used to go tell them go fuck themselves get up out of you you ain't got shit you have shit you put me in jail motherfucker you ain't getting out they had the major crime unit from the FBI LA district John Gotti would have been went to jail in LA the same people would have got his ass that was on me matter of fact they took down the Green Reaper right the Green Reaper y'all seen that dude yeah I know who you're talking about yeah the same dude took me [01:26:44] Speaker ?: took [01:26:44] Speaker 8: same dude took him down dude Mike Tyson how you feel about him saying that he wish he had five seconds in the room with Tupac Killer [01:26:51] Speaker 3: I don't need to be one second with you dude you gotta leave me the fuck alone and keep boxing dude you a boxer you guys not no fucking gays all of a sudden everybody want to be killers now man knock it the fuck off you a boxer I seen him I seen him at the mall at a fashion show out here in Vegas he was about 15 deep and this big crib dude named Jerome Williams one of his bodyguards I went the other way just to keep the front functioning down because I know Jerome would have like give me these what up my nigga and Mike Tyson would have but Mike Tyson used to hang with Zip I'm that same dude [01:27:32] Speaker ?: I'm that same dude [01:27:32] Speaker 3: that you came over there in the Jordan Down housing projects on the four wheelers to meet you and Zip on the four wheelers y'all had on y'all overalls I'm the same dude dude I'm not like you don't know me you don't want to fucking lose your life behind no bullshit you know what I'm saying Mike leave that shit alone dude keep on boxing more power to you bruh [01:27:52] Speaker 8: so the white Cadillac it was four people in the white Cadillac it was you Dre Orlando and Terrence Brown how did Terrence Brown pass away [01:28:03] Speaker 3: he was at a weed place and he was a secure year people came and robbed killed him and the owner [01:28:12] Speaker 8: what about Dre is it true that he died over obesity [01:28:17] Speaker 3: no he had died diabetic he had run in his family and he had he had went blind from diabetic to run in his family he wasn't obese you know [01:28:31] Speaker 8: Orlando he died at a car wash right [01:28:35] Speaker 3: yeah and uh this dude that ran off this dude ordered a half a key B. Dre took it to him and he went he went in the front door and went out the back door with a half a key and he going around telling everybody he took some shit from us and they happened to see the dude at the car wash and they went over there and killed two of them and when Lane was backing out they said a lot of people at the car wash were shooting at the truck and that's where [01:29:09] Speaker ?: and that's where [01:29:09] Speaker 3: he got hit at when he backed out backing up as the car wash [01:29:13] Speaker 8: how do you feel about that when that took place like how did that make you feel [01:29:17] Speaker 3: it was a double dose the day before feds did a sweep on me and my cousins took like 70 people to jail then the next morning my grandmother passed away like 3 in the morning that morning and I was talking to Lando on the phone at MDC that's a part of the detention center downtown I was talking to him on the phone and we went down to count time and the chapel showed up in my room drawer I had seen her already from seeing him already that morning from my grandma he showed up about 4.30 during count time like man I need to talk to you again like what and he like your nephew just passed away so it was a double dose I went to jail they took my freedom and all my shit you know what I'm saying I was a bad two days back to back whammy took all my whole crew to jail everybody 70 people all over the country so that was a bad two days for me [01:30:25] Speaker 8: okay so um y'all get back to LA tell me how that first day was like y'all coming back from LA after the incident that happened in Vegas [01:30:39] Speaker 3: okay we uh we went we went on our to our spot in Southside and uh we there and uh Big Reggie he's uh he was the captain of the Compton Police he ran the four o'clock shift I guess I guess he didn't even get to do his fucking uh roll call good that motherfucking he was at he was on my street about 4.10 that day he ran the stop sign we got a street and they got a stop sign this motherfucker ran the stop sign hmm talking about Reggie Wright senior captain of the Compton Police pull up on the wrong side of the street jump out but when we seen him coming up the street we they had just started that key remote entry first use you know what they had just started that shit I think they started in 96 and I had a Z71 truck threw all the guns in there before he got there and I just locked the door and shit when I had the windows tinted he pulled up on the wrong side of the street jump out of the car hey let me tell you something motherfucker like what he's like tell you something motherfucker you killed my son spell coming off I'm coming to get your motherfucker I'm like nigga fuck you I'm just telling you motherfucker like damn he came to threaten my life he's like I'm gonna kill you you know what I'm saying so that let me know that they told the first night two night them told the first night cause it was a LA Time article it said Keefy D nephew so my Colombian connection after Reggie did that shit to me my connection called me and told me to meet him on Sepulveda and El Cigando it was Sepulveda in Rose Grand it was a Chevron gas station right there and so I jumped in the truck with him and shit he opened he unfolded the newspaper like [01:32:51] Speaker 4: man y'all did that shit [01:32:52] Speaker 3: like no dog he like man and he like man y'all going to jail you know what I'm saying cause the article he read he pull out that LA Time keep you DZF you you two five I'm like oh fuck I hadn't seen the Colombian after then so I really lost my plug and everything so I was getting like three four hundred kilos on this dude you know what I'm saying I didn't see him after that but he he left me with his workers so it's different from being with the boss I surprised this gang you know what I'm saying so I really kind of got a fuck on that whole situation yeah that's what I had a bad day it was a bad day that day sure had the fucking captain he that's the second man in charge of the police force then while I was out there meeting him he had this little gang task force come raid our house take all our guns and shit there was just a bunch of dirty shit going on dude you know what I'm saying sure hired the police to do his hit why don't why don't our gang get it up instead of hiring the police you know what I'm saying right you wrong man that ain't no gangster shit you know what I'm saying right but the police as I knew from the police one of our homies got killed that one day maybe about two or three days later from that incident and so that morning I came to the neighborhood me and my homies was in the car and the dudes I played football with at Compton High Compton High is a crip school and they like it was his name was Robert Williams named Blue and the other one was the mayor of Compton his name was Eric Perry then they pulled us over I'm like man best thing for y'all to do is stay the fuck out of Compton dude because we ain't with that bullshit that's going on down there so they kept us safe really you know what I'm saying stay y'all ass out of Compton they pulled us over and we had guns and everything didn't even take us to jail or nothing that was a trip you know what I'm saying I guess they used to feel we needed them because there was a bunch of that crooked shit going on at that Compton police station you know what I'm saying [01:35:21] Speaker 8: right just take me through that week where y'all in LA and Tupac was in the hospital everything was on the news [01:35:30] Speaker 3: what was your mindset that MTV man man he made me fucking sick what's his name Mike left lip yeah yeah yeah that mother that moon man oh I hated [01:35:43] Speaker 8: that [01:35:44] Speaker 3: you know [01:35:45] Speaker 8: but how was you was feeling man like Tupac being in there for a whole week you know people saying he gonna survive you know [01:35:52] Speaker 3: how was I feeling [01:35:52] Speaker 8: yeah like how was you feeling like because everything gets on the news it's rumors going around that y'all did it Tupac was in the hospital fighting for his life just take me through that entire week where you know all this [01:36:05] Speaker 3: going on I'm a crib from the streets bro yeah [01:36:09] Speaker 8: but this is a high foul situation yo like everything is on the news MTV man [01:36:16] Speaker 3: I lost my mom at 15 right bent to the pen at 19 you know what I'm saying [01:36:23] Speaker 10: mm-hmm [01:36:24] Speaker 3: it ain't nothing I really you know I didn't feel nothing shit it's another day I had to keep it moving plus I'm I'm responsible for three four hundred kilos shit that's part of the business [01:36:36] Speaker 8: so what was your reaction when it was announced that Tupac passed away [01:36:40] Speaker 3: was my reaction yeah shit they did a raid and they couldn't do nothing but react you know what I'm saying they did a they did a raid on the south side in the Mahapiru tell me about that oh my homeboy he he do grease traps called crown greasing that night he was he was out there getting his grease they make they make gasoline off of huge grease now right yeah he run a grease company so he happened to be coming in the neighborhood about 3.30 4 o'clock in the morning and he like came and knocked on my door like man there's a sheriff buzz up there can't get F.P.I. top the police and the sheriff up at the donut shop they finna tear some shit up I'm like I didn't even drive my car you know what I'm saying I told him hold on I jumped in the grease truck with him and he'll take me to the metro rail about the time I got to watch seen all that shit on the news like damn I got away they had raided my house and my sister house Lane house they raided a whole lot of people's house matter of fact [01:38:01] Speaker 8: but the moment it was announced that Tupac passed away what was your reaction and what was Orlando's reaction [01:38:07] Speaker 3: and we we didn't let them see us sweat you know what I'm saying because that's giving away the city you know what I'm saying this is like telling ourselves to let me see them sweat you know [01:38:18] Speaker 8: a war broke out in Compton right after the Tupac murder [01:38:22] Speaker 3: yeah [01:38:22] Speaker 8: tell me about that [01:38:23] Speaker 3: we lost we lost this dude he was Compton he was Compton school police he thought he was he thought they thought it was a dude named Corey Corey Edwards he came out the red car pulled up they shot him like 30 some times that's the day that the police had pulled we pulled we pulled up maybe about 30 minutes after that and the police pulled us over and told us stay all outside of Compton we ain't down with that bullshit what Reggie and them got going on I'm like okay this is the crip police that I went to school with you know what I'm saying that I knew they came and told us but then another one of my homies got shot at a store so then Southside went on an attack we only lost one person they lost about ooh man they lost about nine dudes we wore them out they wasn't no competition really you know they weren't no competition so he he really he had the police doing his shit you know what I'm saying right and that that ain't gangsta you know what I'm saying and once they figured that they couldn't get me they sick to people from downtown you know what I'm saying the pig boys that's wrong man he she should've just kept this shit street see him he should've kept this shit street I I really didn't like that he told the first night didn't nobody give me no grief or nothing you know what I'm saying they told the first night man Keefy D nephew what the fuck you said my fucking name for trying to kill off the head of the snake dude then they pulled over the 60 keys you know what I'm saying this boy Reynolds they work for sure he's on that right way he pulled over my 60 keys trying to you know what I'm saying they trying to do anything to get me you know but I was sharp or my knife was sharp or you know [01:40:37] Speaker 8: after the Vegas incident right you met up with Vons up in LA right [01:40:43] Speaker 3: yeah highway LA highway was at La Cienica in 3rd was at Melrose right around the corner from Pink's I think there's Melrose [01:40:57] Speaker 8: oh I'm from Houston [01:40:58] Speaker 3: oh yeah yeah Melrose and La Brea right there LA highway [01:41:03] Speaker 8: so tell me about that how that you know came about and what was said cause Puffy called too right [01:41:08] Speaker 3: yeah her [01:41:09] Speaker 8: him and Biggie's wife what's her name Faith yeah so tell me about that them two calls and everything he just asked was that us who said that Puffy [01:41:21] Speaker 3: I'm like yeah and Zip told me yeah what about Faith what did she say when she called that's who they mostly communicated with that's who Zip was Zip was communicating with oh okay Faith yeah I told I'm gonna tell you what happened dude I told Zip after Reggie them raided our houses Big Reggie them raided our houses took our guns and shit I told what's her name Zip that we needed some fucking guns get us like ten thousand dollars and everybody took that shit took it to the moon blew that shit up pothole us a million dollars you know what I'm saying that's how that shit that started the dude next door neighbor that got killed his name was Corey Yores he was one of them dudes in the van with us and uh he the one started snitching once they killed his fucking neighbor he got scared and shit like that got just snitching like that [01:42:18] Speaker 2: I heard that he said Corey Edwards start snitching [01:42:20] Speaker 3: that was the gun in the flower pot that killed Tupac you see it where you watch that movie you see it with the dog with the gun in the mouth you see that part that's bullshit he came to see cop in the backyards from the street it's like that that's bullshit you know what I'm saying that shit was all fabricated like they was protecting his ass but he did all the snitching you know what I'm saying dirty motherfucking I trusted him he's one of my number one workers you know what I'm saying right he just turned out to be a weak motherfucker you know they raided his house in 2001 got a gun out of flower pot and he said that's the gun that killed Tupac and Greg Caden in that task force they deleted that shit and they in that ensemble they met him at the at the restaurant and tried to arrest him there he was out that was bullshit he was he was already working with the feds you know bunch of bullshit [01:43:23] Speaker 8: he tried to pay off Orlando Anderson to testify right [01:43:27] Speaker 3: he didn't try he did pay him how much he gave us like $60 so tell me about that one night I was at home and uh nephew called my phone and said come up to the lawyer's office with two guns so I go up to ED office ED4 office with the two guns I get there is uh the show Sergeant Reynolds little Reggie keep on saying it was him but it wasn't him I know you from your daddy dude that was your daddy showed up at the what's her name showed up at the office gave us $60,000 it was all to say that he didn't kick him and stuff like that but it was really to get us up off their ass because we really wore their ass out we wore them out there wasn't even no competition and he even said it himself he said we went we went ready for y'all [01:44:31] Speaker 8: and um even though Orlando Anderson testified for Shug Shug was still found guilty right [01:44:40] Speaker 3: so we got like $60,000 for free but it was really to stop that war you know what I'm saying he said he even said it that night his own voice wasn't ready for it yeah okay so um okay well sure you sure you know I know he didn't want that to happen you know what I'm saying I know he didn't want that to happen at all you know before he even got there they was already with that bullshit you know what I'm saying he wouldn't have let that happen if he would have been in it in the beginning you know what I'm saying I'm quite sure he wouldn't have let that happen to my nephew you know he just came at the end and just joined in you know what I'm saying right [01:45:26] Speaker 8: you met Von Zip before Puffy right [01:45:35] Speaker 3: yeah [01:45:36] Speaker 8: met Von Zip in like 89 tell me about that you meeting him for the first time [01:45:42] Speaker 3: oh shit we had all played we had played in our different neighborhood in baseball and he came up there and he was a pitcher and we got to call Doc Holliday Doc Gooden for the Mets he was doing he was a pitcher and shit so we just kicked it off into that [01:46:03] Speaker 8: and the relationship between you and Von Zip was a drug connection right [01:46:09] Speaker 3: something like that [01:46:11] Speaker 8: right you was like his drug connection when he came to LA I wasn't just the only one he yeah I mean [01:46:18] Speaker 3: tell me about that [01:46:21] Speaker 8: I mean you know [01:46:22] Speaker 3: I better not go into that part you know what I'm saying I mean [01:46:26] Speaker 8: you know it's a known fact but I mean you know it's not you know he was just this drug connection when he came to LA I mean [01:46:32] Speaker 3: he used to bring his partners from New York all the people that he had I used to hook him up yeah yeah some of them some of them some of them used to buy like 50 gigs 20 gallons of PCP yeah like once a month [01:46:50] Speaker 8: so how did that come about I mean you know him and you starting to have a relationship you know where you was supplying him with you know drugs or whatever it came from that baseball game okay yeah okay that's what's up um you met Von Zilt before Puffy so um how did you first meet Puffy tell me about that uh he could [01:47:15] Speaker 3: they called looking for some lowriders for Usher uh Usher first video it was can I get with you right right yeah he was in the little Laker uniform and shit in the little classroom and shit and I went up there uh we had the car towed up there with one of our tow trucks and uh we got out and little Usher seen that car he was like mama I want that car I want to buy it like man little man this is priceless right here can't buy this car right here you know I ain't starving for no money so little man he can't buy this then uh I met dude that day from that video shoot but matter of fact I seen him way before then though on that uh Will Smith Jayla Pinkett gave a party tell me about that it was uh it was that set it all party [01:48:09] Speaker 8: right [01:48:10] Speaker 3: they did that movie and they gave a little set it all party and he was there he was with Tupac matter of fact at that little party oh for real yeah [01:48:18] Speaker 8: so tell me about that party man tell me about him being with Tupac and also tell me about I remember you made a comment saying that that party was a little wild man [01:48:26] Speaker 10: yeah [01:48:27] Speaker 8: like Will Smith and Jada was into some you know wild stuff or something like that [01:48:31] Speaker 3: I shit that shit weird that just was a weird party why you say that why the party was weird because back in the days people weren't used to that type of stuff but now it's more it's more it's more out there now you see what just happened to DaBaby them and you know what's his name Boosie them they getting banned people they just wasn't running the shit I ain't for the past them oh so you said [01:49:04] Speaker 8: the party was like you know some gay stuff was going on [01:49:06] Speaker 3: it wasn't right I can't just say that the guy we went with his name was Lamont Brewster we went with him and Tanisha Arnold they was married and shit MC Light left with Tanisha Arnold left my homeboy had to rub his back on the way home so yeah that was some funny shit some shit that ain't ain't hood like for sure you know what I'm saying it was a bunch of gay shit so that's what you want me to say fuck it damn homie [01:49:49] Speaker 8: alright right right so um Tupac he was at that party right tell me about that [01:49:53] Speaker 3: yeah he was just a regular dude you know what I'm saying he was there Emmett Puff he was he was there they was there they was at the party and they was hanging out they was hanging out they was there they was that's when they was tight I guess did Tupac say anything to you nah nah nah but I had met him I had a woman at the Greek theater when he was with uh first time I seen him he was at the Greek theater with a dude with the nose on the digital underground [01:50:25] Speaker 8: you know shock g [01:50:26] Speaker 3: yeah he was the diaper and all that shit you know and we was uh we was sitting there backstage he came back man let us can I hit your joint man can't hit our joint you know what I'm saying he wasn't no gangster back then you know he was just a regular kid from that performing art school [01:50:47] Speaker 8: and you said the first time you met Tupac he came up to you with a pamper on [01:50:51] Speaker 3: when he was doing that digital underground you know he was shock g and all them remember he was just like he was like [01:50:58] Speaker 8: he used to wear them outfits and shit [01:50:59] Speaker 3: they was like a comedian uh comedy team you know [01:51:02] Speaker 8: right right [01:51:03] Speaker 3: they was trying to be like Will Smith you know how he was got his little movie from that shit French Prince from his little trying to do the same shit [01:51:10] Speaker 8: when did you first see tension between Shoe United and Puffy [01:51:13] Speaker 3: uh it was at that shuttle jam when uh when Biggie had that song One More Chance when I was out Dangerous Who Shot You remember that shit and uh we was on the stage at the Irvine Meadows at the summer jam and once uh once they did they two songs we was all on the stage with all the south sides and uh once they did that little rolling stage he was waiting on me to come off the stage and he's like uh can you see how you know them I'm like same way I know you yeah matter of fact uh his little group was at the uh at the party they tried to take my bras them seats uh Snoop them and uh Corrupt Dazz them they Puff had us up in the VIP you know my bras they came my bras and their friend my wife and their friends they came so uh I like I had set up at this table and uh I asked them what they want to drink so I went to get some champagne and some uh and some Ramey Martin and shit I get back the fucking dog pound little dudes was in my broad seats for uh you know get y'all these little punk ass up out you know what I'm saying like oh okay homie big homie yeah they yeah they don't know I asked them seats so quick yep matter of fact every time they used to see us after that shit jumped off they used to run across the street oh look at them dudes the whole little DPG we used to laugh like a mother one day they was going in the house of blues and uh we seen them they seen these little scary ass they're all red they dog and all they run across the street you know trying to avoid us so we met them at the back door where they was trying to go in at right they little scary crazy man [01:53:18] Speaker 8: so at that summer jump performance that's when you first seen tension between should night and puffy that's when you first seen that should night had an issue with puffy or whatever [01:53:27] Speaker 3: it seemed like a jealousy [01:53:29] Speaker 8: thing okay [01:53:30] Speaker 3: because you know his artist was uh Dre had that chronic and Snoop came with that was gin and juice dog used down rather than Paul I mean what's her name came with that dangerous out bigs and he kind of got yeah he's seen guys on top [01:53:51] Speaker 2: yeah y'all so man we get ready getting to it y'all smash the like button share and subscribe we get ready to the hearing that's getting ready to pop off right now I appreciate all of you guys that's in the building much love honor respect to all of y'all this is an ongoing thing and again we are about to get into this uh into this trial man as um yeah man Keefy D about to be sentenced it's a windy day you know and so yeah man y'all smash the like button share the video like the video there was just a update that came out on Diddy as well um and salute to everybody that's in the building uh there's a update that just came out on a scathing update from the prison that just came out on Diddy and I actually did a video about it on this channel you guys y'all smash the like button let's get the likes up man as y'all come in here man um and man Diddy's prison record is horrible man uh only god knows how he was getting his his time chopped off with all the trouble he was getting into so I did a video about that on this channel uh just a little while ago and so yeah man that video right there man Diddy's in he's in major trouble bro he's definitely in major trouble right now uh in his own personal situation and so keezy [01:55:52] Speaker ?: keezy keezy [01:55:52] Speaker 2: keezy keezy d to be sentenced um to life 20 20 years of life in prison because 20 years for me for him is life but I expect him to get 20 to life in prison today and go ahead and pack that shit on up man I think it's over with for that dude bro I think he you know you put yourself in that type of situation man you're gonna get what you got coming to him bro and I mean this is what he did put himself in a nightmarish situation and now today his chickens are gonna come home to roost right here in front of the entire world in the courtroom in the courthouse whatever y'all want to call it he's toast man he is toast bro I just don't see no other way around for this guy I appreciate all of you guys for tapping on in love [01:57:07] Speaker 10: honor and respect let's get to this I want to get to this you guys hold on let's get to this hold on a second y'all my back hold on hold on hold on hold on let me go down hold on right here let's go right here all right here we go y'all [01:57:35] Speaker 8: so when it comes to the rumor that's been going around man that you might be getting arrested for the murder of Tupac any last words I'm a man [01:57:48] Speaker ?: I'm a man [01:57:48] Speaker 3: I'm a stand tall through it all whatever the Lord got to offer me I'm a come through you know what I'm saying I'm stand tall through it all they do come arrest me what the fuck I'm gonna do you know what I'm saying understand through the Lord the Lord got me God got me that's why I'm still here and everything dude the Lord got me and I'm not worried about that or nothing like that what I'm gonna do if they do come arrest me all I wanna do is just try to do the best hire me some good attorneys and get up out try to get up out the shit you know what I'm saying they would have never found out everything all that shit was a big cross you know what I'm saying it crossed me all he did was he was in there for money gang dude you know what I'm saying but nobody supposed to ever find and dude was in there for money gang and I'm done with that [01:58:43] Speaker 8: Eric when he got shot in New York at his nightclub did you go check on him I was in the feds oh you was in the feds at that time [01:58:59] Speaker 3: I was in the feds yeah I was in the feds yeah I couldn't check him I was in the feds shit I know one thing you know Puff didn't send me a soup at that motherfucker he should have like damn he knew I was in jail and everything I seen by this dude do that drink cast what's that shit called this dude Noriega kind of podcast huh drink champs yeah drink champs I seen he pull up with a Maybach truck or something for the dude like [01:59:35] Speaker 11: it's yours [01:59:35] Speaker 3: and the nigga ain't brought me a pair of Sean John drawers or a cup of soup or a cup of noodle or nothing he gave me 25 cents trying to I don't know man damn shit I've been down on my luck ever since I met you my brother you know what I'm saying I mean just that whole incident you know what I'm saying I guess you was trying to play chess you know with uh with Shug you know what I'm saying after that shit happened in Atlanta I guess you was trying to play chess with Shug you know what I'm saying I met you in uh it was at uh we had a place called Compton Hydraulics and he called and uh asked to use uh some lowriders and I pulled up with my 64 and uh he had he had Usher Usher was a little kid like 13, 14 and Usher was like mom I wanna buy that car ooh I said young man this car ain't for sale right it's priceless it's like my girl you know what I'm saying but him and that's when I met Puff then uh he gave I met him that day that was like what was it 91 that's when I met Puff I met him uh then uh after that Big Jake stuff I guess he knew that Zip knew me and he called and uh he said how you feel about me going to concerts out there I'm like what's gonna happen he like uh and I'm scared of the big boy I mean you know he didn't say it in that type of words but he like this big CEO guy you know what I'm saying the first time uh we went to the concert it was in San Diego and this nigga had uh fucking uh Navy SEALs in the next room it looked like the FPI with earpieces and everything like damn and uh that tripped me out like man what the fuck he didn't even do he was like man I'm just gonna be safe matter of fact the Dallas Cowboys was in uh stayed in the same uh hotel with us that night they was in the same Dallas Cowboys was playing the San Diego Chargers and Dion there was uh playing for them Dion Michael Irvin Aikman and uh Evan Smith you know there's all there's so many bitches at that hotel was pathetic for chalking them dudes you know what I'm saying but uh yeah that night he had uh Navy SEALs up in there you can ask Gene Dill if you think I'm lying you know what I'm saying the next room I'm like what the fuck you know the police or something he's like nah them Navy SEALs like boy yeah he was scared he was scared of sure yeah kind of scared but then I guess that shit in Atlanta yeah yeah and uh another thing I watched the Gene Dill thing I never said uh that uh DJ Quick pressured nobody like that dude DJ Quick a little bitty dude you know what I'm saying how you gonna pressure anybody you know what I'm saying dude the only way about 150 160 I never said he pressured pressured uh the bad boys and nothing like that I never said that you know what I'm saying a little bitty dude how you gonna pressure anybody and he was a little Japanese dude uh Theo you know what I'm saying that's all I never said uh that you pressured him and uh and you asked me the last time dude I think uh DJ Quick had something nah I don't I don't think he had nothing to do with it but I think that fat Reddy did you know what I'm saying for sure I'm quite sure anything dirty that went down with him had something to do with uh Rave Production even though what's his name uh David Mack matter of fact when I was in MDC in uh 98 uh we all coming from court there's a motherfucker uh in the PC tank holly keep it keep it I'm in here with motherfucking 30 40 crips you know what I'm saying and this nigga uh keep it keep it [02:03:45] Speaker 4: so uh [02:03:56] Speaker 3: we going up on the elevators US Marshals was taking us up on the elevators back to ourselves uh you know what I'm saying to the back to the receiving tank and they like man you don't know who that was I'm like no they like man that's David Mack the police the robber then maybe about after that coincidence about three months later Raphael Perez got busted you know what I'm saying at that rampart shit and he blew that shit wide open you know what I'm saying how they was with the death roads and all that old shit right way uh security you know what I'm saying but uh you keep on uh putting these people on your show from death road you know what I'm saying the low bottom people Bob James fucking Randy Wright Randy Wright was at the gate only time I seen he was like a pet bull securing the gate out there you know what I'm saying I don't I used to go to Amontes and uh Blackwell and all that I've never seen them do Bob James I've never seen fucking Reggie Wright I've never seen The Shield none of them people we should you know what I'm saying I was with the motherfucking board you know what I'm saying before him matter of fact I was going to fights doing that sunset up top shit way before death row even came out you know what I'm saying I've been doing we've been doing that shit so I don't know how the fuck I'm dick riding it seemed like niggas was dick riding me I ain't called no motherfucking asking me nigga I go to the concert or did you go to the concert with me I don't dick ride no niggas niggas dick ride me motherfucking I don't know what's she talking about I'm dick riding the brawlers here he dick ride he dick ride no you got me fucked up bitch you just mad because I wouldn't let you ride my dick as far as you being the uh Shield Night Cousin man I played Pop Warner with these people since the early 70s and they ain't got no motherfucking looking like you and they family you girl I know Rondo and Donna I still see Rondo and Donna right now I'm quite sure that you is not their fucking cousin I know uh all his uncles was our football coach it was like seven of them matter of fact when I was in the feds in Stafford in Arizona I was uh one of them was up there with me Big Chili I know Big T all them man you are not none of their kids you know what I'm saying I know you're not none of their kids you're everybody cousins you people brothers and all that shit so you need to knock it off you know what I'm saying like I'm dick riding I don't dick riding no motherfucking nobody people dick ride me I'm the motherfucker was the man the fuck is you talking about had the shit on lock yeah [02:06:51] Speaker 8: so I gotta ask you man I know you've been hearing the rumors that's been going around so Reggie Wright Jr he did an interview he did an interview and he said that you're going to be getting arrested soon for Tupac's murder is that true [02:07:09] Speaker 3: not that I know of unless he the U.S. attorney or something I don't know they do that because that's with me what the fuck you know what I'm saying and I know [02:07:17] Speaker ?: and I know [02:07:17] Speaker 3: I said I wasn't going to ever bring his name up again he did that bullshit phone call you know what I'm saying that like a tap line or something this is recorded and he didn't let me hear this shit I should have sued him and that fucking RJ Bonds that dude obsessed with me he act like he want to give me some head or something I don't know what the fuck is wrong with him he need to leave me the fuck alone back in when I got out of the federal prison I see this dude at a grocery store this man don't know me from a man in the moon he act like he's my fucking friend this dude ain't my fucking friend I walked up to him and said man you know who the fuck I am he like nah I said man I'm KPD he like oh shit then I was sitting in the parking lot waiting on when he'd come out he pulled out of this little gray BMW that motherfucker was scared to death that motherfucker don't know me I've never been your friend or nothing but I know of you because your daddy the fucking police and uh I'm just I'm tired of him you know what I'm saying he's bringing up my name he brought up my name from day one you know what I'm saying I am tired of him and uh I guess he wanna uh I don't know what's wrong with the dude he obsessed with me you heard that song by Mariah Carey shit leave me the fuck along bitch I'm not your friend you're doing secret phone calls and all that shit man leave me the fuck along dude you know what I'm saying if anything uh if they do arrest me you need to be handcuffed to me motherfucker for all the dirty shit you done did you son of a bitch just ain't have you washed your neck yet maybe that shit may be getting getting stuck to your fucking brain or something all that fucking dirt on your neck nigga leave me the fuck along bitch yeah that's all I got to say about him and if he come back with anything he trying to get views off me he's strolling me or something I don't know what the fuck is wrong with him you know what I'm saying I guess I got a free interview you know what I'm saying what the fuck yeah that was some bullshit they called me 12 at night you know what I'm saying called me a golf guard nah bitch you smoking motherfucking you and your daddy back when I used to live over there in they neighborhood this dude had to be in fucking you know what ninth eighth eighth ninth grade that motherfucking used to be had a cardboard boxing on this little driveway off of Bradfield in Stockton Stockton nigga used to be doing breakdancing you know what I'm saying little fucking man leave me the fuck alone dude little fat motherfucking unless you the U.S. attorney I don't know what the fuck's going on good news to me motherfucking okay I'm tired of trusting him to the next thing bro [02:10:23] Speaker 8: right but I want to backtrack man because you just made a comment and you said that if you get arrested Reggie Wright Jr. needs to be arrested what you mean by that go into detail about that [02:10:32] Speaker 3: he needed to be handcuffed to me all the dirty shit he didn't did you know what I'm saying I'm quite sure he had his hands in that Peter Pitcher shit over there on over there on what's that Fairfax in fucking Wilshire at that fucking autumn museum I'm quite sure he had his hands in there so if I go to jail you need to be handcuffed to me bitch only thing I understand talk through it all motherfucker you not with your weak ass and I heard I heard COVID whooping whooping whooping your ass anyway you know what I'm saying leave me the fuck alone dude all that dirty shit you done did nigga yeah okay I'm done with him on to the next man I'm tired of him just get off my dick hanging from my fucking ball sack motherfucker like a dingleberry fucking hoe fat ass bitch yeah I'm tired of him and if they do come arrest you need to be uh fucking handcuffed to me nigga for that shit uh Fairfax and fucking Wilshire that biggie shit motherfucker I'm quite sure you had your hands in it you fat dirty son of a bitch bro you obsessed with me get off my dick but when you want me you come get in the bed with you and boo motherfucking do a threesome or something man leave me the fuck alone bitch how you know you the US attorney fuck oh motherfucking you dirty motherfucker man you just obsessed with me young you heard that shit by Ryan Carey young girl you know all right big dog I'm tired of him you know what I'm saying I will never address I don't care where'd he come with whatever he come with I will never address this shit again ever in my life leave me alone motherfucker you want me to come jump in the bed with you and boo motherfucking [02:12:31] Speaker 8: yeah man that's what Reggie Wright Jr. said man he said in a few months you're gonna be getting arrested man he even said they've been knocking on people's doors and everything man [02:12:40] Speaker 3: I'll just address that brother you know what I'm saying I understand Todd through it all if they do I'm not gonna fucking kill myself I ain't gonna do the fucking I'm gonna tell you how this whole shit started death row man I'm gonna keep it fucking real this is the last thing I'm saying I'm out of here after this one of my partners went to chill down there in that place Metropolitan Detention Center he's like big dog come down here and see me like man I'm on parole I can't go down there dude like man come down here and see me we gonna get us some IDs and shit so I went down there and seen him he's like big dog I'm gonna start this record company called death row he's like man do you wanna be the I mean how you think what you think of it I'm like man you in here he's like you wanna be the CEO of it I'm like nah I don't know nothing about no motherfucking record company and this like that and he said I got some shit I need you to do and we gonna start this record company I'm like alright cool he asked me did I wanna be the CEO I'm like no so he called he called me and say man I need you to do a conference call with Eazy E so he asked Eazy to come be the CEO of death row and uh after they did the conference call Eazy E came over my house 30 minutes later and say man the dude is in jail what the fuck I look like you know what I'm saying I'm already established this and that so they gave it to this other dude from fruit town I ain't gonna say his name or nothing like that but his name his initial is TL he became what's the name of that once Eazy E turned it down Dr. Dre did the little conference call and they offered him like 200 G's and Eazy E was only giving these 70 I would've left too you know what I'm saying I don't know how I should got in the picture or nothing like that because me and my homeboy had a little falling out over some bullshit but I don't know how I should got in the picture next thing you know they did the deep cover and that shit exploded boom but me and my homeboy got back on good terms this and this and that and uh sure just like uh he went fair to the game and the shit crashed dude you know what I'm saying that's what happened and it never at once did they uh go over there and try to uh punk easy E for Dr. Dre that money got Dr. Dre over there dude that's what happened dude you know what I'm saying and uh to me like if Reggie called me that night on that fucking phone call it wouldn't even been no motherfucking show night no Buntree no fucking Reggie right no she I love that if it wasn't for me motherfucker I'll put that shit down dude I started I helped him start that record company them dudes was in jail and I did all the footwork for that shit and I heard a girl Judeo talking about I came over with the symbol that symbol was already fucking out you know what I'm saying so that's some bullshit you know what I'm saying but I I sure went true to the game that's why that shit crashed dude you know what I'm saying sit up there and then take care of Harry you know what I'm saying he wasn't prepared to the game dude that's why the shit crashed dude and they never for once they pressured the EZE out of no fucking Dr. Dre Dr. Dre left behind the money man that's what happened dude I ain't saying no names or nothing like that but Harry already said it himself but that's what happened Harry always telling the fucking truth dude you know what I'm saying and you keep on breaking these weak ass death row people you ain't got nobody that was there I've never seen him there I've never seen Randy there none of that shit I used to go to Blackwells every night or fucking what's that shit over there what's that shit called Montes she used to be up there every night man I'm gonna pay for that brother food I've never seen him up or Randy up there nigga you'll get somebody that's there you getting man you wasting your money with them people I swear call Shug man you never you never hear nobody contest my shit though cause I'm like whack 100 I keep them 100 [02:17:41] Speaker 8: if I'm not mistaken you had an issue with how Puffy treated his people right like you and I remember you saying that you had an issue with how Puffy did shine [02:17:56] Speaker 3: I just think Puff you know he needs to be a stand up man man that dude sat up there and did that time for you and nothing like that then you got this man living down there in police living all fucking bad man you seem like you just leave your people for dead man shit wrong dude is Gene Deal complaining about you I'm complaining about you you ain't I heard one of my homies from 30 I heard he getting every quarter he getting clothes all this shit then you gave his other dudes some fucking a brand new fucking Benzo or Maybach another nigga piece of the rec company god damn homie I was on top of the world until I met your motherfucking ass dude shit is wrong dude come on homie I need something throw a dog a bone or something fuck sit up there talking about you daddy love show us some love Mr. Love I'll be watching you dude damn you ain't said shit will keep you here or nothing you just you walk around me like I'm some shit on the grass or something god damn dog you can get in contact with me man nigga it's ways around that shit dude fuck what the fuck man you know what I'm saying you know what I'm saying just ways around that homie throw my kids something throw somebody's kids something god damn daddy love you ain't no love that ain't love at all nigga that's some bullshit that ain't cool dude you know what I'm saying swear man Gene Deal shine KPD just every fucking body man god damn you just leave bad tastes in everybody's mouth man come on homie damn you forgot where you come from you know what I'm saying I know I know I'm like some shit on the grass and shit nigga you know I was in fucking jail nigga you ain't throw a nigga a noodle fucking what you call that shit to put the hot water on man god damn fuck yeah life ain't been the same bro fuck you know what I'm saying [02:20:06] Speaker 8: so I went a bad track [02:20:07] Speaker 3: what [02:20:07] Speaker 8: so I went a bad track you said that um you was on top of the world until you met Puffy what you mean by that [02:20:13] Speaker 3: man shit I was getting 300 kilos a month man balling man fuck didn't nobody know about me my shit was smooth dude shit was laid out smooth man and I met your motherfucking ass and all the heat and thunder coming around with your motherfucking ass man shit uh I'm gonna be throwing damn man don't leave bad tasting everybody's fucking mouth dude uh just like uh when I was in the feds you know what I'm saying you dudes was drinking that fucking uh that moonshine and shit man I used to every time we met after them rooms at the concert night I used to put two cases in the motherfucking uh uh bathtub and shit homie you know what I'm saying you ain't none of you you know you wasn't buying them bottles you nigga was drinking moonshine this how y'all do it let me show you how Cali niggas do it man come on man shit ain't right dude and I get uh once I get in the feds I see you popping bottle poop poop poop nigga you just popping moonshine that purple god damn homie damn it's ways around us man come on homie and you got to do a better job dude I swear homie yeah I'm done big dog [02:21:38] Speaker 8: I feel you man so you feel like Puffy owes you then [02:21:41] Speaker 3: I don't feel the homie but god damn what the fuck you know what I'm saying brother love come show some love that's all I can fucking say show some love brother love you know shit brother obviously you doing your little pretty dance and all that man show some love homie come on man don't be like that brother love [02:22:06] Speaker 8: what are some of the things you used to do for Puffy back in the day go more into detail about that what exactly did you do for Puffy [02:22:13] Speaker 3: I gave him a you know what I'm saying a pass through my town man gave him a pass through my town Boosie be talking that shit remember Boosie talk that shit well you got to check in motherfucker and I was one of the ones you had to check in with man give you a pass through my town make sure you was unscarved make sure you you know what I'm saying you was straight Biggie probably would still be here you and the said the FBI was following you know what I'm saying we all would have rolled out together you know what I'm saying mobbed out you know and it would have been shots fired we would have followed that car everything man you trip with the FBI following you didn't want to be around us I think that was a bad move dude you know what I'm saying to me yeah but show some love brother love [02:23:02] Speaker 8: and just to make it clear man when Puffy came to LA you used to give him protection right from the Southside Crips because he was scared of Suge Knight [02:23:11] Speaker 3: it speaks for itself my brother he was playing chess and I guess we was playing checkers cause so he was really scared of Suge Knight like that yeah that's what it looked that's what it sounded like yeah yeah he was yeah yeah he you know he had he had the music industry shook up and he did [02:23:34] Speaker 8: how do you feel about the paperwork that came out a few months ago regarding Mob James where you know the paperwork shows that Mob James snitched on somebody named FG from Cross Atlantic oh [02:23:53] Speaker 3: back in 2005 I was at MDC it's called Metropolitan Detention Center it's a federal holding center you know for pre-trial downtown LA I was down there doing a violation and that was going all through the building you know what I'm saying the reason I never brought it up cause it ain't my fucking business but that's all that was going through the building that Mob James set people up he did some shit in Las Vegas this and this and that you know what I'm saying and uh you know his co-defendants was in there and his enemies was in there George and uh Boulevard Rob both of them was in there I used to talk to them through the vent and all that shit but his name was popping up in there they were saying he was snitching and all this old shit my Ben knew that shit though but it ain't nothing about fucking business you know what I'm saying Ben knew that I was in MDC when he did that shit and as of him saying uh I'm a buster I was scared to come up there the police was up there yeah the police was up there cause you was there motherfucker yeah god damn and I'll I'll never be scared of you Mob James never in my life be scared of you you're younger than me dude you know what I'm saying you're not no fucking uh Bo Peet or no motherfucking uh Stanley Pitts Danny Pitts them dude you know what I'm saying you ain't none of them dude you know what I'm saying matter of fact your brother ain't even the motherfucking uh the original motherfucking country Buntry you know what I'm saying the original Buntry I know him he's 67 years old nigga he didn't want to put in that work for that name dude I know him you know what I'm saying I know the history I was I was over being encountered way before you dude I know more about your hood than you know about your hood back in like 1971 I was coming from the Sabah's and the Sears down there we rolling uh we rolling up Long Beach Boulevard me and my little brother me and my brothers and little brothers and shit and uh my homies we little kids eight nine years old all your big homeboys all the big Piru dudes from the Ludus Park the mob wasn't even out back then it was Ludus Park and Am bartender little George Herman Jr Willie T socked me in the nose took my little bike shit so I never liked the Piru you know what I'm saying they was bullies they took my bike I'm eight years old you know what I'm saying punk ass niggas took my bike I never forget that you know what I'm saying and your brother uh the real Buntry was there this dude like 67 years old dude you know what I'm saying I used to go to Ludus Park back in 68 before Piru even came out dude my brother used to play uh Little League basketball up there and shit I was five years old and used to have a big slide you know what I'm saying that shit was still kind of literally white Ludus Park was dude so you know I know more history about this shit than you do dog you y'all moved out here in the 70s mid 70s or something dude you know what I'm saying and as far as me being scared of you I stayed on the same street as you your little brother and them all of them used to come and see my cars them some nice ass cars ooh ooh that's a Cadillac ooh that lowrider you know what I'm saying I had like six whips lived on your street dude don't kill him man I'm gonna tell you I know what I'm talking about they had a little gambling place right down the street old man Willie then down on the fucking corner sack right there this dude named Ken he was balling had a fixed up nice ass house then across the street from you on that fucking corner going in in the ward with Cedric McGill he owned in that corner house right across the street from y'all dog come on man I'm not scared of you homeboy you young to me dude I went to the pen in fucking 83 why you still up in high school dude come on man I'm not fucking scared of you you couldn't come up in the you couldn't come up in that pen back in 83 it would throw you over the tier dude head first man come on homeboy you couldn't come up in there dude you know what I'm saying some knocking the fuck I'll never be scared of you mob change no way you're nothing to me dude come on homeboy you game banging you sitting there game banging in your neighborhood nigga I'm international motherfucking getting money I'm a gangster nigga you a game banger two different levels motherfucking you know what I'm saying we get money over there on our side of town so I'm never be scared of you mob jane never you know what I'm saying you probably got my little bitty homeboy skinny but I'd never be skinny I'm older than you been doing this shit way before you do you said I watched your little interview you said you got citizens in two years homeboy you couldn't come up behind the walls back when I was behind the walls niggas throw you head first over the tier man they had monsters in there dude gorillas there was only eight prisons in there when I went to prison dude so knock that fuck off I'll never be scared of you so you can kill that shit and but I knew about but they said the whole building was lit up MDC 2005 that mob jane snitching whoo whoo whoo mob jane snitching I'm like damn they talking one of your number one enemies boulevard rod talking me through through the vent yeah so man knock it the fuck off man I'll never be scared of you dude you know shit you a kid to me dude this you and this me two different levels motherfuckers levels to this shit oh boy you a gangbaker you stay in your neighborhood you say it to yourself like and uh another thing you said I need to correct you on y'all talking about y'all went up there pressed easy for this and this and that man yeah I ain't pressed no fucking easy man not gonna fuck off they offered easy to death row fucking uh CEO before anybody he turned that shit down dude harry on them offered him that first so that's you can kill that shit that he uh that he uh scared of shul and he took dr dre and all that old bullshit man knock the fuck off they offered death row to easy e first and he turned it down he said I'm man I'm already established I did the conference call for him easy he turned that shit down dude you think you think south side kelly park or fucking uh in Atlanta drive or nutty block spook down them and let you do that shit man let you and shul and them come on man knock it the fuck off man we had gorillas and monsters over there where we live who lions tigers bad motherfuckers motherfuckers who knock it off back in the 70s I'm gonna give y'all y'all props I think y'all wasn't even living out there like 71 72 73 when the boys took my bike yeah y'all had a lot of big homeboys and they was all you I was scared of them but I was eight years old supposed to be scared of them motherfuckers I know your homeboy big daddy pits because I was all the ballboy for college he played basketball in 72 being on the pit boys you not the pit boys man I'm not scared of you dude come on homeboy knock it the fuck off I live on your street last time I'm saying this dude yeah [02:31:35] Speaker 8: so the rumor about um mob of james being a snitch that was going around since 2005 [02:31:43] Speaker 3: 2005 when I was at MDC I never said nothing about it because it ain't none of my fucking business but that that was going around you know what I'm saying that was going around the whole fucking building dude and that shit go like a wildflower dude yeah they been said that dog [02:32:04] Speaker 8: busy bone he did an interview man and he said that he was in the studio with Puffy Biggie in Orlando after Tupac got killed you know about that we all was over there we wasn't just around so tell me about that studio session yo [02:32:25] Speaker 3: see we just kicking you know it wasn't nothing you know no extra ordinary stuff you know what I'm saying it's like we not no dick riders like people say you know what I'm saying I know I ain't no dick riders I ain't no groupie and none of that celebrity status don't fucking faze me you know what I'm saying shit I don't care about no fucking celebrity none of that bullshit you know what I'm saying that shit don't faze me you know it ain't like we crew that brought y'all dick riders y'all was on them niggas dick no they was on my dick get that shit straight old girl you know what I'm saying and them niggas was starving back then it rap the rap game changed though only the CEO had the big money you know what I'm saying you wasn't no fucking you was a heart at your house was starving to death you know like baby them you know what I'm saying all that jewelry having that money now and drake them it's different dude them people looked it up to the gangsters they wanted to be us you know what I'm saying homie them rap people wanted to be us you know they rap about what we do what real niggas do you know what I'm saying how we sell dope you know what I'm saying them niggas they know none of them rappers do that shit they be talking about you know what I'm saying they wish they did that shit dude you know what I'm saying back then they looked up the dope boys and the motherfucking kingpins you know what I'm saying like he said Reggie like you a dope boy nah bitch I wasn't no fucking dope boy I was a kingpin motherfucker dope boy sending people houses and shit niggas I was putting it down motherfuckers ain't no fucking dope boy dope boy sitting in the house and sit up there and sell kingpins or bosses work you know what I'm saying I ain't no dope boy you got a fucked up fat boy you know what I'm saying you wish you knew about the dope game that's why your fat ass he tried to get into the dope game guess what happened shit crashed the first fucking time some weed Tennessee or some shit him and his daddy yeah this dope game was over you know what I'm saying your fat Reggie partner you know but yeah them dudes trying to live that life ain't about that shit dude you know what I'm saying feel me [02:34:48] Speaker 8: I feel you man so the studio session with Bone Thugs man talk about that [02:34:53] Speaker 3: Bone Thugs and the army you know they're just some rappers you know I don't care about no damn rappers they was broken them up it was me you know what I'm saying to our crew really them dudes we was getting money dude we ain't no groupie motherfuckers knockin' the fuck off they was groupin' around us they didn't wanna see us shine we was poppin' bottles we show them niggas you know what I'm saying we shut up showed a blueprint to this shit like I said man Buffy was drinkin' that fucking white moonshine white lightning and some shit man let's go get some cases man show you how to do this shit we was poppin' then I go to the feds Puffy pop my bottle man you know what I'm saying the shatty soup man what the fucker you know what I'm saying it's different dude I ain't no groupie dude I'm fuck bones you know what I'm saying I ain't saying it like that but I wasn't looking up to them dudes they was looking up to evidently you know I really didn't even really remember this shit you know what I'm saying but he did do that song with Biggie that night yeah but I ain't yeah yeah dudes was a kid to me man I ain't no dick rider I ain't no groupie or none of that shit they got in contact with me bro you know what I'm saying I don't dig ride no motherfucking body you dig ride me it's like what's the name right now dig ride ready ready right every chance he gets to say something about keep it he's a fucking stroller man what the fuck is wrong with him dude [02:36:26] Speaker 8: so what was the song that Biggie recorded that night when he was in the studio with you in Orlando [02:36:32] Speaker 3: oh that song you used to end Biggie Biggie that song there [02:36:37] Speaker 8: right right [02:36:39] Speaker 3: yeah yeah [02:36:40] Speaker 8: yeah so when y'all was in the studio with Bone Thugs that was after Tupac was murdered in Vegas right when y'all was in the studio with him [02:36:50] Speaker 3: yeah I was after I think he was passed away yeah [02:36:58] Speaker 8: Gene Deal he said he introduced [02:37:06] Speaker 2: all right y'all we in court let's get to it let's get to it y'all we in court y'all hold on we in court [02:37:17] Speaker 11: first being that the law that is quoted as the charge information on the first page of the PSI misquotes the actual penalty with regards to Mr. Davis as Mr. Davis's offense was was in 1996 prior to the modification of the law in the early 2000s we also had informed the court that under the aliases in this case one of the things we had talked about during the course of the trial and one of the things I had emphasized in closing was that the first name Keefy spelt on the jacket that was found in the home of Mr. Davis was spelt a certain way and the other spellings including the name that's on the book is not listed as an alias which is would have been located under the aliases found on page 2 of the PSI we had also informed the court with regards to the dates of the criminal history that under the May 5th 1990 or 1988 indication here that he was arrested on that date that that is inaccurate that that was the date that he was actually released from his previous case that was dated on 6-29-1986 and then finally in terms of his credit for time served there has been a miscalculation in terms of his credit and he had informed the court that it's in 700 and I can't remember the last part very good very good yes okay [02:38:49] Speaker 12: taking those banners in turn I agree that the charge range is incorrect in the PSI however I don't believe that it rises to a Stockmeyer issue to be clear this offense was committed in 1996 in 1995 truth and sentencing started which mandated that there be an equal and consecutive deadly weapon enhancement and so if the court were to impose anything but the law that was in place in 1996 which mandates an equal and consecutive deadly weapon enhancement it would be turned back by the prison so I do agree that that is incorrect however I don't agree that it rises to a Stockmeyer violation as to the alias and the release date it error I don't find that those rise to the level of Stockmeyer issues as well as they will not affect his classification or ultimately affect the court sentencing or understanding of his criminal history so at this point we will proceed to sentencing but I will note those objections for the record yes sir [02:39:49] Speaker 13: I got 1100 in 11 days [02:39:52] Speaker 12: a lot of those days Mr. Davis did go to the other case that you served time on and they know I was in jail [02:40:02] Speaker 3: for this case look at this fool argument he's a fool [02:40:06] Speaker 12: I understand that's your position however that's true [02:40:11] Speaker 2: this dude is a damn fool he's a fool [02:40:14] Speaker 12: however the law says that I cannot credit that torture sentence all right at this time the state has retained the right to argue given that this was a jury verdict [02:40:27] Speaker 2: I've never seen a damn fool like this [02:40:29] Speaker 6: and I wasn't actually going to make much of an argument because the nature of this sentence is such that whatever sentence that the court imposes on Mr. Davis he is guaranteed assuming he gets no relief anywhere else to die in the Nevada Department Corrections but as I was thinking about it I actually thought that's kind of wrong of me and that's because when you look at sentencing it's not just about the consequences of what happens to a defendant a sentence from a court has more meaning than that it has more meaning to these people that are sitting behind me it has more meaning to the public and so and I don't want to go into it very much but when you look at sentencing the first thing you look at [02:41:22] Speaker 2: hey y'all this dude's a damn fool Keefy D is a damn fool I want to repeat this again Keefy D is a damn fool y'all he's a fool let's keep going man this nigga arguing with the judge who's supposed to be about to give you your sentence man he's a damn fool [02:41:43] Speaker 6: that were sent to you that you read those strike at how much pain this man's actions have caused to them and it's not just what you hear every day in a courtroom this is a uniquely painful situation for this family it's not just about losing a family member it's not just about knowing that the perpetrator is out there because that happens in the justice system and there's nothing we can do about it but it is unique in the criminal justice system for somebody like Mr. Davis to inflict continued punishment on him from 2018 to 2023 publicly grandstanding in the death of Tupac Shakur their pain is something that is unique to the criminal justice system and for that he doesn't deserve the minimum sentence what else do you look at you look at the person who committed the crime and let's look at him in 1996 he's a five time convicted felon he is the head of a violent street gang in Compton and by his own admission by his own admission he's the one who gives the order but more more importantly what pain happened after that we all kind of talk about it as like a legend the 10 day war in Compton but those were real people that was a real six year old that caught a bullet in that war and the amount of violence that existed that stemmed from this particular act the death of another rapper that stemmed from this particular act had wide ranging effects upon the world and individuals just like them other family members that suffered from his actions and so that means he doesn't get the minimum sentence and you know what he was a young man back then I consider the early 30s maybe he was 29 30 31 somewhere in that range right he's old for the criminal justice system but still a young man and you would expect that you'd grow up and then you listen to him on those jail calls after being indicted for murder and I know Mr. Samt has said publicly about well everybody sort of has blood on their money from this case you know the documentarians everybody I mean theoretically I wouldn't have a job if people didn't die so there's blood on my money he wouldn't have done this pro bono if he didn't want something from this as well so there's blood on all of our money but there's one exception that Mr. Davis that I think needs to be identified he's the only one who's trying to profit off a killing that he committed and for that he doesn't deserve the minimum sentence and honestly there is no difference really from 40 to 100 to 40 to life as it relates to Mr. Davis after being a five-time felon before he gets arrested he picks up two more felonies and now he's a seven-time felon then after being arrested for murder and being in our jail he gets convicted again of another felon and now he's an eight-time felon sitting on this crime perpetrated upon this family members these family members brothers and you have to ask yourself for this crime for this person what sentence does he deserve and whatever your decision is ultimately in my mind he deserves the maximum possible sentence because he's earned it through his actions his behavior and who he is as he stands here today he 100% deserves the maximum possible sentence and I'll submit it to the court [02:45:53] Speaker 12: who would you who will you be calling for your victim speakers of course they'll be allowed to speak last [02:45:58] Speaker 6: the brother and the sister of Mr. Shakur Sikua and we'll hear you Shakur [02:46:04] Speaker 12: okay sounds good here we go y'all turning to you Mr. Sam [02:46:07] Speaker 13: I just want my stuff back that he took out of my house [02:46:14] Speaker 4: what [02:46:14] Speaker 13: just want all my stuff back all them pictures that uh that photo log this dude's a clown okay [02:46:22] Speaker 12: you know [02:46:23] Speaker 13: anything else [02:46:26] Speaker 12: you want to say [02:46:26] Speaker 13: I'm good I'm going to appeal this case for sure [02:46:30] Speaker 12: you told me okay Mr. Sam turning to you [02:46:33] Speaker 11: your honor look typically my standard response on a case where you have a jury verdict is that while we respect the jury's verdict we understand that as right now we're disappointed but we are going to be seeking appellate relief and I wouldn't say anything more than that because typically there's not much more to say my concern here is when the state tells to the court that from the time of 2017 to the time of 2023 that my client was profiting off of the death of Tupac Shakur the problem I have with it in terms of representations made is that as the court recalls in the evidence that was proven or shown during the course of the trial that in 2017 they had information but yet the district attorney's office didn't do anything with it in 2018 they developed information but they didn't do anything with it 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 and you know what the problem is with it on some level is when we turn on and say the family has suffered we all agree the family has suffered but to put that onus back on Mr. Davis to say okay we want him to have the maximum sentence in this case I think is a disingenuous argument made by the state in this matter when they are the ones who purposely delay they could have very easily taken this case as a grand during 2017 so the turn on say that somehow it's his fault that they waited 22 you know from 2017 to 2022 I think is a disingenuous argument now with all that being said Mr. Davis does understand that he's looking at significant time he has expressed to the court his desire to appeal we are going to appeal this case I just want to make sure that we're clear with regards to representations made because the one person that should have been here to testify on this case detective not there's reason for it the state has turned around in interviews that they have had with other people indicating that they strategically after my opening said I'm not putting up detective models instead I think that leads to a problem and here's the problem the district attorney's office should be here for the truth regardless of which way it goes in terms of the evidence in terms of the investigation but what we do instead is now we're having the game and the game is we don't like the fact that the detective that's going to testify this case was not doing his job so we are going to retract that away I think that's a problem but once again I would not have said anything but for the fact the state comes up here and says from 2017 to 2023 the victim the victim's family suffered that's disingenuous and I'm just asking the court in this particular case that he understands he's doing 40 years on the bottom that it's just a 40-year to 100-year sentence and he's done with this thank you [02:49:26] Speaker 12: thank you Mr. Sam state at this time you can call your victim speakers [02:49:31] Speaker 6: and judge I've shown these to Mr. Sam we had some family photos that we didn't want to [02:49:40] Speaker 13: file in the record just for the court of course [02:49:44] Speaker 4: all right [02:49:48] Speaker 14: ma'am we're going to have you sworn in you do songs where the testimony you're about to give in this action shall be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth to help you God [02:49:57] Speaker 15: yes [02:49:58] Speaker 14: may please have you state and spell your first and last name for the record [02:50:01] Speaker 15: may [02:50:07] Speaker 12: have you spell it [02:50:08] Speaker 15: s-e-k-y-i-w-a-s-h-a-k-u-r [02:50:15] Speaker 12: thank you thank you ma'am and what did you want to tell me about the impact that this crime has had on your life which I'm sure has been immense [02:50:22] Speaker 15: thank you for hearing us out your honor when you ask about that asking me about the impact of my brother's life i feel like i first have to know who what he meant to our family my brother was born an icon he was born a legend my mother fought for his life while she was herself on trial facing 365 years in prison while she was on trial and on bail she decided to she wanted to leave something behind in case she got the time she was 22 at the time she went against her husband she went against her husband against everything she knew to conceive his child she fought the course to feed him to get nourishment oh she blasted tupac's daddy right there and after she was acquitted one month and three days later tupac a mom she called her born she first named to parish the saint crooks because she was afraid that the government the state or enemies would try to take him from her while he was in the hospital so i say begin with that because my mother's not here to see this day and she fought for his life since before he was born oh he cooked she consciously raised him to be a human rights activist someone to stand up for those weaker and smaller and that's what he was to me and all of the family he was the person that you go to for protection even as a nine year old as a nine year old we lived in new york city in the 80s he was the oldest of the younger kids in the family and his responsibility was to watch over the younger kids when i say watch over i mean he would take us back and forth to school we lived in harlem went to school the lower east side had to take two trains two buses and walk plenty of blocks every single day him being responsible for the five kids younger than him and he did that he never stopped he's not only my brother four years my senior but he's also my father figure he was the man in my home he was charged with being the man in the home he was charged with being a person to be responsible and take care of me to keep me out of trouble to pull me off the off the street corners with my friends when i was past my curfew he was his responsibility to make sure i ate and it wasn't just me again every button in our our immediate family our extended family and as we got older our community as a home so when you take the protection from a young woman he was i was 22 weeks before turning 21 when he was murdered my children was 18 months and nine months which already told you that the responsibility that he had on his plate just from me alone he was paying all of the bills all the rent all of the food clothes for at least i've counted them 17 different families at the age of 25 and he had started that when he was 17 and 18 when i was when he began his his career when i was in new york in the school's separate lives he sent what he could every single month he sent my aunt 50 a month in the beginning just to contribute to the household that his sister was living in to me that's an amazing example of a 20 year old of a 19 year old my son my son my son was six months when he died his his father his uncles were in that car procession that night my younger cousins was in that car procession that night procession that night my little brother was in the car procession that night and none of these men in my family were the same again this that day loss of tucuk for a long time crippled my entire family emotionally and mentally um i've been hospitalized multiple times for depression suicide variation and trauma and trauma ptsd um my the family that we were as we was raised um like i said he was of the men in our in our family and um i finally had a child which meant my son wouldn't have had to grow up the way the other men in my family did without having an elder man to support them and guide them and that was taking away my both of my children were raised in my grief so they have trust issues um abandonment issues relationship issues because the first 10 years of their lives i really couldn't get over the loss of um one brother um tupac but y'all faithful who was also in the car and she brought that and was murdered two months after tupac died so again this day this night of hunting and murdering i know to be a prince um it may sound weird but i say all the time that i can believe in jesus i can believe that jesus existed because i know someone who just i could describe in the same way that jesus is described for me he has put his life on a line many times to protect others he dedicated his career to the advancement of his people he was gentle and kind to women and children he fed anyone he fed anyone he knew that didn't have um he was truly my shining star my shining prince he is my who god trusted to take care of me my mother had two children and god gave him to him to me that's he's supposed to be my life partner he's supposed to be who i can go to when i needed advice from growing up i'm now 51 and i spent 30 years without my protection um and i believe that if any life matter if all life matters for sure for sure this man's life matter he died two months after he turned 25 not just 25 but just turned 25 and where would we be if malcolm x died at 25 i'm wrong with the king dot 25 john f kennedy died at 25 he had so much promise intention intentions for a better world for hours for our people he had plans he had manifestos and actually he had a theory that if he can get the world to fall in love with him that comes from the gutter that comes from same streets that our other black men come from that gets judged we get looked at like they're demons and villains because we survive the streets that we come from he had a theory that if i can get people to fall in love with me and respect me when i know i look and i move just like my brothers and sisters in the street and maybe one day he'll see stop seeing them as animals and villains and demons and they can see love for them as well it was hard sitting listening over and over and over again to someone describe bit by bit probably hunted tupac and marl chakora down and killed him with his body laying in the gutter in the gutter he's so much more he's so much more the street father we now um our family we have now found two new brothers um long lost brothers since his passing and it's painful that they don't have the relationship or the stories it's painful that i know i truly feel like if they were around they would be a better example of a big brother for him he wouldn't have to stray into or straight into the friends that he had um but he was worth it he was worth every ounce to be loved by him to to be picked on by him he was special to be teased by him was amazing he would have people asked me often what do i think he would have done been doing right now well in this this final shooting when he was killed he lost one in the hospital so i was knew he probably wouldn't go back to rapping but he was such an amazing artist an amazing actor an amazing poet and an amazing um orator i truly believe he would have been in government i feel like i truly believe he would have already constructed organizations and homes for lost boys and we were teens as a matter of fact he died on a friday and that monday he had an appointment to adopt one of the young people that [03:03:41] Speaker 2: was in his group shout out to cheryl for the twenty dollars in the cash app salute to you [03:03:45] Speaker 15: these entourage is not entourage for him once they weren't entourage they were family and he treated them like family their mothers trusted him and to protect their children and and this is a 25 year old that he was 22 23 he was younger 25 these mothers trusted their sons with him and he out of that he was a wonderful human being i have suffered through my pain but i you know time goes on to quote him and everybody grows and so i've grown up through it well who would i have been able to be if my protection was still there i would have still been able to be a baby girl and softer and lighter um my children and i would um have had more happy days them growing up my mother would have been able to enjoy the fruits of her labor the fruits of her work this man that she brought into this life and she protected they tupac and anthony were very similar i always say to john connor and sarah connor like she like treated this treated him like it's like you are the one that's going to change the world and he believed her and he believed her and he went out into the world to do that and i believed he would have done it i believed he would have done it with all his mistakes whatever mistakes he's ever made he has done so much more to become a better man to each day each mistake it was or each blunder i don't know if you want to say a mistake but blender he was so focused in it and being somebody not some not even over he was cocky he did have a big head he did think he was black jesus he did think that he he everything that has happened actually the way that we know to talk today was exactly his plan he wanted to be to have a bottle head he wanted to be known in africa he wanted to be this was his plan and he would have done such good work with that platform i miss my brother i do i do i do i miss his skin i miss his scars on his head he had a strawberry on his chest i miss the way he ate i missed his recipe of barbecue chicken i miss his laugh he laughed so sloppy he was he was slobber when he laughed he laughed so full it's so big we lost something the whole our whole generation lost something huge september 13 1996 i was the little sister that just wanted to be with my brother i just wanted to be with my brother i want to go i want to go with you i want to go why can't i go and that locked me in i want to go with you to all of my suicide attempts i'm grateful that i've made it out and grateful that i've learned lessons my first day the first time i went to a hospital in arizona it's a beautiful place i wish that my brother knew the tools that i was able to learn around trauma and around carrying old wounds and how to heal them he deserved to walk around feeling better than he did he deserved to not feel like he had the world on his shoulders and but my god he did a great job in those 25 years and just proud proud proud proud proud to have been cared for by him you'll see the pictures of um he was just about all the young people you see in those pictures probably in that entourage in that car he kept he carried he kept those same young boys with him he kept his promise to them and to them today he's still feeding families he's still i mean so many families he was my mother named him tupac tomorrow after the inkerchief peruvian inkerchief who was also a human rights liberation active as a leader and she named him in the hopes that he would follow in those same steps and again he did he would have been the promise of all of our grandparents i think that's all i have to say i do believe that when you take a life like that you deserve every minute every minute of the maximum amount of punishment time to sit down and contemplate what you've done to [03:09:48] Speaker 12: this world not just to me thank you again thank you so much for sharing all these stories with your brother this isn't the side that we got to hear during trial so i appreciate it so much that you were willing to give this to us and i can see how much his love has shaped you i am so sorry you lost doing the way that you did thank you thank you [03:10:35] Speaker 14: all right sir we're going to have you sworn please raise your right hand you do so the testimony you're about to give in this action shall be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth to help you god yes thank you may please have you state and spell your [03:10:48] Speaker 9: person licensing for the record maurice m-a-u-r-i-c-e-s-h-a-k-u-r thank you so much sir [03:10:59] Speaker 12: what did you want to tell me about this crime and the impact it's had on your life [03:11:05] Speaker 9: your life the impact from my brother's murder has been devastating heartbreaking and sad for me my family and the nation of pop fans and loved ones pop didn't get a chance to have any kids pop didn't see his nieces and nephews grow up and pop didn't have a child all pop got was a death sentence so the longest possible yeah thank you thank you so much for being here [03:12:03] Speaker 12: any other victim speakers that's it okay thank you mr jacqueline all right mr davis for three years i've heard you say some variation of the same thing to law enforcement to bet in your book and it's something like yeah i was involved in this but i'm different i've moved on i got out of compton i'm a grandfather now i'm here to tell you that's not how this works okay you don't get to take a man from his family you don't get to take his very life his whole future from him and just walk away from it especially when that man is tupac shakur the world never forgot about him and his death and neither did las vegas took us 30 years but at this time you are going to face justice for what you did on september 1996. in accordance with the laws of the state of nevada you're hereby judged guilty of first-degree murder with use of a deadly weapon a felony i'm going to impose the 25 administrative assessment fee three dollar genetic collection fee 150 dna fee as well as the test as to the first degree murder portion you are sentenced to 20 years to life as to the deadline i'll tell y'all you are sentenced to a mandatory consecutive 20 years to life the aggregate sentence is 40 years to life you have 731 days credit time served toward that sentence you are hereby remanded i told y'all [03:13:27] Speaker 2: yeah didn't i tell y'all look at him look at him y'all didn't i tell y'all this didn't i tell y'all i told every last one of y'all that was going to get 20 to life nigger nigger nigger niggas be talking all that on the internet nigger man i'm coming live right now nigger we going live y'all come to the new video we going live right now man look at that nigger talking shit and they're gonna cry in the car that nigger gonna cry in the car nigger look at him he gonna cry in the car nigger that nigger gonna cry in the car nigger he gonna cry in the car nigger [03:14:03] Speaker 1: hey we always appreciate the support and if you guys want to do so you can use the cash app or paypal links they'll be in the description box below this video or pinned at the top of the comments the top donators will be announced every month all right you guys hope y'all enjoyed the video like share 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