Who Shot Tupac? Did Diddy Do It?

Could someone have cracked one of the most controversial cases in the world? One man claims to have pieced together the 1994 case of Tupac Shakur taking five bullets and being pistol-whipped in a New York recording studio. I, personally, almost lost hope, but something in the back of my mind held on to a small piece of optimism that one day we would all know the truth.

Sean "Diddy" Combs, known as Puffy Daddy at the time, is being accused of knowing or at least being involved in Tupac's first shooting in the lobby of a New York recording studio. Diddy is denying any connection to the shooting and thinks that it is preposterous for anyone to believe that he had any involvement in the shooting.

It is not a wonder that most people believe Sean Combs had something to do with the shooting because of his affiliation with the rapper, the Notorious B.I.G. a.k.a. Biggie a.k.a. Christopher Wallace, who happened to be Tupac's rival.

After Tupac's survival of the first shooting incident, he insisted in several of his songs that Sean Combs and the Notorious B.I.G. had something to do with the shooting. He believed that these two actually set him up to be killed that night as he left the studio.

Sean Combs has always denied the allegation, however, the Feds and the Los Angeles Times, Pulitzer Prize-winning staff writer Chuck Phillips have evidence that just may prove their case against Combs. Exclusive interviews with witnesses that night and records pertaining to the case have built up what looks like sufficient evidence in the 12 ½ year case.

Documentation proves that Sean Combs and the Notorious B.I.G. were both present along with other members of Bad Boy Records; in the recording studio at the same time Tupac was shot. Allegations are being said against Combs that he was notified personally by James "Jimmy" Sabatino, that the trap for Tupac and his entourage had been laid in the lobby of the recording studio; just 10 floors below the Bad Boy team.