What to read after The Keefe D Confession Story?

ago in the past that can no longer remain closed. The real question that

remains to be answered is who else will get caught up in this storm

from the past indiscretions of both, Sean Puffy Combs and

Marion Suge Knight.

Only time will tell how this entire situation will play out with it.

It is truly a testament to the fact that real life is often stranger than

fiction. And the Keefe D Confession Story definitely lives up to the hype.

The streets have been telling this story over and over again adding more

and more detailed information as it continues to be passed down from

generation to generation over the past 30 years.

The drama continues to unfold right here before our eyes.

Keefe D is one of the greatest storytellers in this epic journey towards

the real-life story behind the murders of both Tupac Shakur and

Christopher Wallace.

He has continued to snitch on himself and confess to being directly

involved with the Tupac Shakur drive-by shooting that ultimately

resulted in the rap star's death.

Keefe D has continuously given detailed accounts of his participation in

the plot to murder Tupac Shakur and Suge Knight from the beginning

planning stages until they tried to cover up the whole entire crime.

He even ended up claiming that he passed the murder weapon to

Big Dre who he then claims passed it on to his nephew

Orlando Anderson the alleged shooter.

Big Dre is actually rumored to be the actual shooter and was even

allegedly bragging about pulling the trigger on Tupac Shakur, but

Keefe D is so caught up in the clout and infamy of him and his nephew

Orlando Anderson as being known as the actual TUPAC KILLERS, that

Keefe wants that story to be historically accurate no matter how it

went down in those Las Vegas streets that fateful September night.

And he is also on a mission to get Sean Puffy Combs caught up in the

drama of the Tupac murder conspiracy for his solicitation in the amount

of $1 Million dollars to eliminate his west coast rivals and enemies

Suge Knight and Tupac Shakur.

Puffy allegedly paid Terrance Brown for the hit and Pac and Suge,

but Zip double-crossed Keefe D, Orlando Anderson, and the rest of

the South Side Crips and used the money to finance a record label

and a nightclub called The Zip Code located in Harlem, New York.

Duane Keith Davis is obviously out for revenge, recognition, and

notoriety as the TUPAC KILLER. And he is also looking to extract a

venomous amount of retribution and retaliation on the executive

producer of Bad Boy records for slighting him and not fulfilling all

of the terms of his murder for hire contract of Tupac Amaru Shakur

and Marion Suge Knight respectively.