Aubrey O'Day Alleges Diddy Tied to Tupac Murder After Keffe D's 1996 Case Conviction
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Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Sep 1
Aubrey O'Day Alleges Diddy Tied to Tupac Murder After Keffe D's 1996 Case Conviction
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Sep 1
Summary
Aubrey O'Day used Monday's guilty verdict against Duane "Keffe D" Davis to accuse Sean Combs of involvement in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, pointing followers to a Netflix documentary she said showed conspirators.
First-degree murder jurors convicted Davis after prosecutors argued he organized the Las Vegas drive-by shooting, even without firing the fatal shots himself — the distinction O'Day seized on in arguing broader criminal responsibility.
Sean Combs was not accused in the Tupac case, and the report says O'Day's claims remain her own allegation rather than any finding from the trial.
Combs' representatives declined to comment, while O'Day's latest attack extends years of public criticism dating back to her Danity Kane career under the Bad Boy founder.