Video summary
The discussion centers on the controversial narrative surrounding the death of Tupac Shakur and the specific claims made by Keefe D, which the speakers argue are logically inconsistent and factually flawed. The hosts contend that Keefe D's story fails basic scrutiny, particularly regarding the involvement of Orlando "Baby" Prohman and the alleged gun exchange. They question how a man from New York would provide a weapon to a shooter in Compton without leaving a trace, and they highlight discrepancies in the timeline and location of events, such as the white Cadillac involved in the shooting. The speakers assert that Keefe D is not sharp enough to orchestrate such a complex event and suggest his account is a fabrication designed to shift blame away from the real perpetrators.
A significant portion of the conversation addresses the alleged conspiracy to eliminate Suge Knight, the manager of Death Row Records, rather than focusing solely on Tupac's death. The hosts argue that the entire investigation was manipulated by federal authorities and local gangs in Compton to frame Suge, who they claim did not play by the rules expected of him by white America. They point out that despite Orlando Prohman being killed later, no charges were ever pressed against Suge by the Las Vegas police, yet he was eventually arrested in Los Angeles based on information that remains unexplained. The speakers emphasize that Suge was never a gang member and was never turned in by his own associates, making his eventual arrest seem suspicious and politically motivated to settle old scores within the Compton underworld.
The transcript also delves into the role of federal deals and informants, suggesting that Keefe D made a proffer agreement with the government after being busted for drugs, which allowed him to escape consequences while others were targeted. The speakers criticize the involvement of Deputy District Attorneys who allegedly manipulated evidence and testimony to secure convictions against innocent parties like Suge Knight. They mention that the murder weapon was recovered from Orlando's girlfriend's house years later, a detail they find highly suspicious given the passage of time and the chaotic nature of the original investigation. Ultimately, the hosts conclude that the truth has been buried under layers of misinformation and that Keefe D is merely a pawn in a larger game to maintain chaos and power within the criminal justice system.
In conclusion, the video posits that the official story of Tupac's death and Suge Knight's arrest is a carefully constructed plot involving federal agencies, local gangs, and corrupt officials. The speakers urge listeners to look beyond the surface-level narratives provided by media outlets and podcasts that rely on unreliable sources like Keefe D. They argue that the real motive behind these events was to remove Suge Knight from the equation because he refused to comply with the demands of both white society and Compton's criminal elements. The hosts end by expressing frustration that despite years of investigation, the core questions regarding who truly ordered the hit and why the evidence was suppressed remain unanswered, leaving the public with a distorted version of history.
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He uh he got a deal with the feds, his
handler.
>> Mhm.
>> Who who was his handler was a was a a
deputy D.A.
And he made a proffer agreement with the
feds cuz he got busted with drugs.
He never dealt with Keefe D like that.
It was never You think Puffy going to
get somebody a million dollars?
And just so happen well, Puffy know from
New York that a killing was going to go
down today.
>> [music]
>> Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101.
Yeah, we going to talk
>> Man, you know I
It's one thing I definitely want to talk
to you about, man, and and I know you
you being one that you you knew about
you hung around Tupac back in the days
when he was around and
had duties and whatnot, but
I watched a guy on another podcast,
Keefe D. Now, I'm I don't know LA
business, but he got on this podcast and
he started talking about what was going
on with some with Pac and the uh the
dude Lonzo, whoever the guy was in the
car and all this stuff start strumming
up, you know, different things. And then
all of a sudden I'm watching the news
and well, I'm really not watching the
news cuz stuff pop up on your IG and all
on your you don't even have to watch the
news, it's coming to you whether you
like it or not. And boom, they say we
raiding the house, reopening the Tupac
case.
It messed my head up 30 years later.
>> Yeah, that Yeah, let me This guy and I
don't know Keefe D from a can of paint.
>> Yeah.
>> He's in a different era than me, but I
was there the night that this happened,
right? Uh
I was on the detail with I just left uh
did a detail with Pac um Gridlock. He
just finished the movie Gridlock and
myself, Captain Shahidi Muhammad out of
the Nation of Islam, but we had the
Nation of Islam on mic at the time. And
uh
so, this guy Zip that was supposed to
have given him the gun.
Um
and I've been talking to uh uh Big Low
and Abdullah that was on the detail and
um
Anthony.
We were all in the dressing room after
the fight. Now, like I say, I don't know
uh
this guy Keefe D at all. I don't
remember him, but Zip was
in the locker room at that time.
Zip left
the locker room, went to the
underground, and went to Mike's house.
Mike had just had a baby, his little
daughter, and they went back to the
house off of Eastern. So,
Zip, from my understanding, left with
the Michael with the Mike Tyson
entourage. With all the cameras and
everything, where is the picture of him
giving Keefe D a gun?
Now,
gangbanging is real in the city of
Compton, California. It's some serious
[ __ ] Now, this brother Orlando, he's a
Southside [ __ ]
Arch enemies with the mob, Lueders Park,
Hollywood, and Lime Hood. Those are arch
enemies. At the time, Death Row was the
biggest thing since Mother's Oatmeal.
Suge bought about
almost a thousand tickets for Piru's to
come to the fight. If you hear what I'm
saying.
Any [ __ ]
out of they mind if they think they
going to come to Vegas by they self.
Orlando's a gang member.
On that footage, why would he stand
there in the auditorium by his self?
Keefe D say it was three of them came
together. Where was the other two men
when he got into the altercation?
This thing was a It's deeper than Keefe
D ain't the sharpest tool in the shed,
for one. You dig what I'm saying? So,
now we say, "Well,
from the incident, when this incident
first happened in the MGM Grand, they're
talking about that Orlando got beat
down. So, when did he meet with Keefe D
and the other two guys and get in the in
the white Cadillac and
from Compton
to Las Vegas is less than 400 miles. We
all carry guns. Why would a man way from
New York
have to give a man from California a
gun? How does that sound illogically?
And then when you look at the incident,
they came out of Las Vegas Boulevard,
came down Las Vegas Boulevard to
Flamingo. 662 is was on on on Flamingo,
1700 East Flamingo.
So, when they got shot,
if Keefe D Nemons coming from
where the club was and looking for him,
and they made this massive U-turn,
how is
Suge's rims, he had to hit the curb on
the right side, and you came up on the
right side.
Well, how does it And out of this whole
thing, nobody sees the car. It's a white
Cadillac. How do you get back to Compton
and never get stopped?
>> Mhm.
>> I'm telling Keefe D this out of my mouth
to his. He better do a snowfall.
He better do He [laughter] better do a a
freeway wreck and tell him because
pardon, your story don't line up. Now
they don't need you anymore.
>> Uh.
>> Now they're going to come up with some
[ __ ] called forensic. You can't [ __ ]
can't beat forensics. You understand me?
And he ain't sharp enough to What he
doing with a computer?
He can't even play on his phone. The man
is a dummy.
>> What would they be looking for in his
house 30 years later?
>> Man, it's time to eliminate him because
this is bigger than what people think.
It was a move to get rid of Suge.
Suge did not play with the rules that
white America wanted him to play.
And it wasn't white America. This is a
Compton thing.
And it's the elements in Compton that
happened and they seen where they could
make a move. Look at the people that
profited after Everybody that didn't
have the story
of what they wanted to be here,
Frank Alexander dead.
Michael Moore dead.
Bunchy Miller dead.
All the members in the car with
uh Orlando but Keffe D dead.
How do I
>> So why only him still alive?
>> He only alive for right now.
The story that went on that everybody
believed what Keffe D said. He How you
say you That's
before and after effect. He He got a
deal with the feds. His handler
>> Mhm.
>> who who was his handler was a was a a
deputy D.A.
And he made a proper agreement with the
feds cuz he got busted with drugs.
He never dealt with Keffe D like that.
It was never You think Puffy going to
get somebody a million dollars?
And just so happened Well, Puffy know
from New York that a killing was going
to go down today
and just so happened Zip had a a Glock
40
to give to the murders. You know, so you
have to start looking at logic. How does
you know we we
Negroes we deal with emotion.
Oh yeah, he killed and then 9 months
later after
Orlando gets killed, amazingly the
Compton P.D. go to his girlfriend's
house and get the murder weapon.
Brought it back to Vegas and they
basically get that [ __ ] out of here.
>> Mhm.
>> Look at this boy. This is that Compton
mess again.
>> Mhm.
>> Well, come Well, Vegas blew the
investigation. No, they didn't.
Uh
Kadafi was one of the outlaws. He
described
who
armed was at and it wasn't no tall,
dark-skinned dude that he described.
Man, we don't talk to the The police
telling somebody don't talk to the
police?
>> That
>> And Kadafi did too, right?
>> Because you said that this was all a
plot to get Suge out the way, but once
Suge was arrested and he's in prison,
um why even drum it still drum all of
this stuff back up?
>> But you have to keep you know, the the
devil The only way the devil
has power is to keep chaos,
>> Mhm.
>> So you The only way I can establish my
power No, okay, let's look at what how
Suge got arrested.
Orlando never pressed pressed charges on
him.
Las Vegas Police Department never
pressed charges on him.
>> Mhm.
>> SO HOW DID LA GET this info? Who told
him that Suge was there?
>> Mhm.
>> And the one one thing about it, the only
person in the world that ain't even a
gang member is Suge. He ain't never told
on nobody.
EVERYBODY TOLD ON HIM, BUT he's never
told on The DA asked him something to
do. That's why he got the 9-year
violation. He said, "Man, I ain't
telling you nothing."
>> But we should know who told on him
because it should be in court documents.
>> It is.
It is, but we look all the all over the
top of it.
>> Mhm.
>> It's like it says, plain as the nose on
your face. You don't want to look at
your own nose.
>> Mhm.
>> You know? So, that incident happened
there. It's bigger than Keefe D.
>> Mhm. It's bigger than Keefe D.
>> Why he bigger than Man, look at that man
got a room temperature IQ.
He couldn't mastermind his way out of a
paper sack.
But he better do a snowfall.
>> He better He better start
>> He better tell O say man,
who made that story up for you?
>> Man, that's crazy because I heard he was
writing a book or something.
>> Mhm.
>> He can't write. HE CAN'T SPELL HIS NAME.
White folks is writing a book for him.
He wrote a book. Now, I don't know. I
wasn't there. I You just allegedly
he got a book deal.
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going to talk