Keefe D has alleged that Diddy once offered a $1 million bounty for 2Pac, a revelation that has resurfaced through police interview documents.

As Keefe D faces trial for 2Pac’s murder, he has submitted these transcripts as part of his defense strategy. Known as a Los Angeles gang affiliate, Keefe D’s claims have added another layer to the decades-old debate surrounding the rapper’s untimely death.

In response, Diddy has maintained his denial of any involvement in 2Pac’s killing. His attorney issued a statement emphasizing that Mr. Combs’s acquittal on previous trafficking and RICO charges demonstrates the baseless nature of civil lawsuits brought against him, characterizing them as fabricated attempts to extort money.

“Mr. Combs’s acquittal on the trafficking and RICO charges proves what we have been saying about the civil cases since day one: they are all fabricated attempts to extort windfall payments from an innocent man.”

Keefe D, for his part, has also repeatedly denied any role in 2Pac’s murder. He continues to face legal troubles, including a recent sentencing of 16 to 40 months for his involvement in a prison brawl.

During the trial for the prison incident, Keefe D claimed self-defense, stating that he was attacked and acted to protect himself, adding that his upbringing taught him to defend himself in dangerous situations.

“I was attacked. It was wrong, I know not to fight in the jail. The guy attacked me.”

Adding, “My parents brought me up to protect myself, and that’s all I was doing, protecting myself, and this is totally wrong, man.”

With the proceedings for the 2Pac murder trial not slated to begin until February, Keefe D remains incarcerated and is expected to serve most of his current sentence while being held without bail as the legal process unfolds.