Revisiting Diddy’s Alleged Connection to Tupac’s Murder: Insights from Former Bodyguard Gene Deal

Diddy’s rumored link to Tupac Shakur’s murder remains a captivating vintage hip-hop tale this year. This old-school saga not only garners opinions from fellow rappers, including 50 Cent, but also rekindles curiosity about the circumstances surrounding the tragic demise of the West Coast icon. Individuals with closer ties to these personalities are now stepping forward to share their perspectives. Former Bad Boy bodyguard Gene Deal recently discussed this matter with The Art Of Dialogue on October 26, shedding light on his observations.

Deal, acknowledging his interactions with Duane “Keefe D” Davis, the primary suspect currently in custody, shared insights into his connection with Diddy. “Keefe D, I’ve seen him a number of times,” Deal expressed. “They were socializing, gambling, drinking, and spending time together in hotels. They did have a relationship.” However, Deal refrained from asserting any solid information regarding whether Diddy orchestrated any criminal act through Keefe D, emphasizing his limited perspective of their association.

Moreover, Deal affirmed his willingness to testify if summoned by the case, indicating transparency in his intentions. In a previous conversation with The Art Of Dialogue, Deal conveyed his perspective on what might have happened to Tupac. He referenced ex-detective Greg Kading’s accounts, suggesting skepticism about Keefe D’s statements. Deal raised concerns about the nature of interrogation tactics, insinuating coercion in obtaining certain narratives and the need to comply to secure freedom.

“Keefe D, no disrespect,” Deal remarked, “did what was necessary to secure his liberty. He said what he had to in order to be a free man. With all the key players deceased, he stands as the sole remaining figure in this narrative, playing a defining role in how this story concludes.”

For further updates on Keefe D and Diddy, stay tuned for the latest news and developments.