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Deep Dive Ep. 16: How Keefe D Spent Years Trying to Get Paid Following 2Pac’s Murder

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Over the past few months, YouTube channel The Murder Rap has introduced a new series offering a Deep Dive into the murders of Tupac “2Pac” Shakur and Christopher “The Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace.

The latest episode of Deep Dive, episode 16, looks at “How Keefe D Claimed He Spent Years Trying to Get Paid Following Tupac’s Murder.”

“Following media reports last week that resurfaced this story, we reveal how Keefe D claimed during his 2008 proffer statement to a federal task force that he spent years trying to get paid following the murder of Tupac.”The Murder Rap

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