🚨Bombshell! Suge Knight Names 2Pac’s Killers! " It was Reggie & Dirty Cops" Plus Partial Motive.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Suge Knight has
finally revealed
who is responsible for the death and the
attempted murder of him and Tupac
Shakur.
Ladies and gentlemen, I got the clip
right here courtesy of Choke. No joke.
Let's get into some of this straight
game. again.
It's not what you dealt with, but how
you play it.
[Music]
Play each situation
correctly.
I remember they used to laugh at a
brother.
>> Welcome back, guys. Welcome back. It's
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below this video. Ladies and gentlemen,
um
it has finally come out. It's finally
come out. Suge Knight.
I think Suge is tired.
Um,
Suge Knight just revealed
why and who was responsible
for shooting at him and Tupac. Ladies
and gentlemen, here it is right here.
Listen. When it came to us getting shot
in Vegas,
that was a crooked police along with
some crooked ass rat ass gang members.
That was mad cuz Tupac fired you
and y'all fired back.
>> Ladies and gentlemen, I've been trying
to tell you guys this.
I think this is what KPD was trying to
say
in so many words.
Um,
why do I believe Suge in saying this?
Because Suge has never really spoke on
the fact
that Tupac actually fired Reggie.
Suge knew all along. Ladies and
gentlemen, you got to listen to what I'm
about to tell you. You got to listen to
this. Suge Knight never spoke about
Tupac fireing Reggie.
He never said anything about it. See,
Reggie's been lying about this. Reggie
the Ratright Jr. has been lying about
this for years. Ladies and gentlemen, I
showed you the documentation in where
Reggie the Ratright Jr. actually told
the police 3 days after Tupac's death.
Ladies and gentlemen, Reggie the
Ratright Jr. went to the Los Angeles
Police Department and told them that
Suge Knight had gang members on his
payroll and they were carrying weapons,
ladies and gentlemen. Which led to a
what? a traffic stop. MC Hammer MC
Hammer was the one who kind of cut the
police off so that Shugnam could get
away.
This is facts, ladies and gentlemen.
Look at the documentation. Look, this is
nothing that I made up. I'm telling you.
So now, Suge Knight has just said it.
And the reason why,
right,
Suge said what? It was Rege and the
dirty cops
and some snitching gang members. Now, I
don't know who he's talking about in
regards to that, right? But it is just
confirmed that recently Kefi D just came
out and basically said by him
cooperating with the government, right,
that he thinks that he's supposed to um
get some kind of leniency or the charges
dismissed in regards to the Tupac murder
case.
I think Suge is just bringing it home.
Like I said, I only been reporting on,
like I said, when I got the
documentation
on the documentation, the letter that
that that uh Tupac fired uh Reggie the
Ratright Jr. I when when Yasm mean uh
Yaki Gaddafi, and you got to understand
the connection with this. Yasm mean
Fooler is Yaki Gaddafi's mom, Tupac's
godmother, right? Um she was there. She
was the one that wrote the letter firing
David Kenna and also firing Reggie the
Ratright Jr.
Reggie the Ratright Jr. had been denying
it. He never said anything about it. He
said something slick about Yasm mean
though. And Yasm mean slid that that
that uh that facts out. Boom. Put that
that out because
I said something that she didn't like
and she had some letter she put up.
I can't say that I got it or didn't get
it. I didn't get it. I didn't know about
cuz I show with I'm the type of [ __ ] to
be like, "Fuck that nigga."
>> That's me. That's Reggie. If y'all don't
know anything about it, I didn't need
that little
$300 a day profit I was making up for
having those two guys going out.
He don't want no security. Let him home
boys do it. Let them run around. I hope
he get arrested and they get arrested
with guns on. So he's asking if I let
him go back to jail.
>> Ooh. And Reggie the Ratright Jr. had
been denying it all these years. Listen
to me very carefully. SH Knight had
never said anything about that until
now. On choke, no joke.
He never said anything about it.
Right. Reggie the Ratright Jr. had been
telling us he ran Death Row. If you
listen to the whole interview over on
Choke, no joke, Suge vehemently, he
vehemently denies that Reggie the
Ratright Jr. ever ran defro. I showed
y'all the documentation and Suge
actually doing some kind of deposition.
Um, and where they asked him who ran
Death Row while you were incarcerated
and he said Michelle A. But Reggie the
Ratright Jr. had been trying to get us
to believe that he was the guy that was
running it.
Suge also says that he put out one
record.
You got to go listen to jokes no joke
interview. But I wanted to bring you
this part because like I said once again
when I was trying to tell people what it
was. This is what KPD was alluding to
when they went into the jail, right? And
he implicated Reggie the Ratright Jr. in
the death of Tupac Shakur.
How many lies has this guy told Reggie
the Ratright Jr. in regards to the
death? He once the lie he told about oh
um uh Suge told me what happened shortly
after I I showed you the video when that
didn't happen. Suge said he never came
to the hospital uh to his hospital room.
That's where he said Suge told him at
right then he wanted to uh and and uh
invoke Michael Moore only when it came
to the point where Shield told him that
he was a lie. He said, "Oh, Michael me,
Michael Moore." And the lawyer went to
the hospital. But before then, he never
admitted to it. That's what Michael
Moore said he heard. Got him over the
radio.
Reggie had denied that. All of it's
true, ladies and gentlemen.
All of it's true.
You got the letter. Proof. You got Suge
saying it. Proof. He never spoke on it.
Proof. Reggie lied and said Suge uh uh
uh they were at the Keesan Johnson uh uh
uh draft party at the House of Blues,
right? And he said something in regards
to Tupac firing him.
>> We went to this party. It was the night
of the draft on the 1996 draft date.
Keshan Party had Keshan Johnson had a
draft party at the uh House of Blues and
uh Tupac showed up
and um I don't know who he was with. He
probably was with Big Psych and Bogart
or I don't even know if Bogart was still
around yet. Where Big Psych and somebody
like this chick was like, "Red, where's
where's where's Pock Security at, man?
Where's the security?"
Like that [ __ ] sent me a letter over
the day faxing me, firing me. I don't
play no games. That [ __ ] don't want no
security.
Cool. That's less of a headache me
trying to find somebody to work. And SH
looked at me and she like we was right
there in the middle of club at House of
Blue. Said Reggie, don't play like that,
man. Don't play like that. Pac
number one. He don't pay you no way. He
ain't hired you no way.
That's I hired you. I pay them. Don't
don't don't don't play like
>> it didn't happen there. Ladies and
gentlemen, that happened shortly before
Tupac was assassinated in Las Vegas.
How How do I know that? I gave you the
information. When was the letter
written? August 27th, 1996.
The letter firing Reggie the Ratright
Jr.
It couldn't have happened in June.
Reggie the Ratright Jr. tried to put it
out to June to some Keshan Johnson uh
record uh I'm sorry, not record release
uh uh uh draft party.
That's two months two months before the
the the uh letter was even released.
Remember Yasm mean was the one who wrote
the letter. There were no letters firing
Reggie the Ratright Jr. in June.
It was August 27th
and Suge just coped to it and said what?
Yeah.
He was mad because Tupac fired him and
Suge said yeah.
Re and some dirty cops they fired back.
Why you think Reggie wasn't there with
Sug? They asked him in the grand jury.
He was, "Oh, uh, uh, what?"
He act like he had to go to Club 662 to
do something for SH. Shu said he didn't
authorize Reggie to do anything. That
wasn't Reggie's position. Reggie was
security.
And when it came down to what it was,
Reggie the Ratright Jr. failed Suge
Knight and Tupac Shakur on that night.
And but not only that, that was my my uh
uh uh summation of what it was because I
couldn't speak on what Suge knew or
didn't know, right? But ladies and
gentlemen,
Suge Knight has finally admitted it.
He never talked about Tupac firing
Reggie. Him and Reggie were friends,
right? and some [ __ ] sh I guess he just
didn't want to admit at that particular
time but it came out
here it is once again listen when it
came to us getting sat in Vegas
that was a crooked police along with
some crooked ass rat ass gang members
that was mad cuz Tupac fired you
and y'all fired back you can take it or
leave it you can take it or leave it
like I said once Again, what he's saying
is is true. Once again, when you think
about the motion that KPD just filed
in cooperating with the government, he
feels like by him cooperating with the
government, right, that he's supposed to
not be charged in the murder of Tupac
based on what he thought was immunity
that he had.
That's what Suge is talking about.
That's what it sound like he talking
about to me. But then when he says that
thing about Reggie the Ratr Wright Jr.
My god,
I told you it wasn't a sprint, it was a
marathon and the truth cometh in the
morning.
Like I said once again, you know, the
sad part about this is Reggie the
Ratright Jr. is still over there with
Gullible John, the very guy who did not
tell him that he filed for bankruptcy.
Reggie the Ratright Jr. said he found
out online
through what a couple of people were
saying and then the paperwork came out.
Amazing.
Amazing. So when you talk about the
facts, the real, like I said, I've given
you nothing but straight game.
Absolutely positively nothing but
straight game. I've also given you the
video in where Reggie the Ratr Wright
Jr. says this about Tupac. Listen,
>> put that that out because
I said something that she didn't like
and she had some letter she put up. I
can't say that I got it or didn't get
it. I didn't get it. I didn't know about
cuz I show with I'm the type of [ __ ] to
be like, "Fuck that [ __ ]
That's me. That's Reggie. If y'all don't
know anything about him, I didn't need
that little
$300 a day profit I was making up for
having them two guys going down.
He don't want no security. Let him home
boys do it. Let them run around. I hope
he get arrested and they get arrested
with guns on so he's asking if I let him
go back to jail. You still don't believe
me? Well, maybe you believe Suge now.
See, it was never nothing that I tried
to insinuate. get you to believe because
I said it. I I'm not into that. I don't
care about that.
This is what he said. This is what Suge
said. This is the guy that gave him the
job.
This is the guy who knew from the inside
what was going on, the temperature and
all of that. Ladies and gentlemen,
so when you understand what it is, Suge
Knight has spoken,
what what what the authorities are going
to do about it, who knows, right? Like I
said, KPD trial is coming up
and I'm sure I'm sure
the government is listening, especially
when it comes to Reggie the Ratright Jr.
Once again, like I told you, um Reggie
has admitted to being a snitch.
He's admitted to being a snitch. He said
the only time I cooperate and and and
and is on he said when I cooperate with
the federal government or the government
is um when he tell on crooked mayors.
Listen, he said he he said I snitched on
crooked mayors and [ __ ] that I don't
like. That's what Reggie the Ratright
Jr. said.
Yeah. He said that
it was there's no shame in this game.
Like I said that they people operating
under a different code nowadays,
right?
Phil Carson, former FBI agent basically
said that Reggie was a um was it 137
informant.
These are facts. So when Suge Knight
says uh uh dirty reg dirty cops,
there you have it.
There you have it. And so,
like I said, let's not forget the
initial um the initial statement made by
Michael uh uh not Michael Moore, but
Frank Alexander and um
um the other security guard. I can't
think of his name right now. Um damn, I
can't think of his name. Where he
challenged Reggie the Ratright Jr. to a
lie detector test for $100,000.
Reggie the Rat Wright Jr. never stepped
up.
Now we understand why. Amazing.
So if you have nothing else on your mind
in regards to the murder of Tupac
Shakur, you can count by the words of
Suge Knight that Reggie the Ratright Jr.
is complicit in the death of Tupac
Shakur.
Like I told you before,
but Suge has told you now, so I don't
need to say it anymore. I gave you the
link, like I said, in and everything
that he said and everything that he lied
about in regards to that situation.
And the fact, listen,
you got to understand this one. and the
fact that he had asked Frank Alexander
to lie and say what in regards to the
fight at the MGM Grand
that Orlando Anderson tried to snatch
Tupac's chain and that didn't happen.
See, Regg Reggie the Ratright Jr. is
like Judas was to Jesus like Tupac said.
He came to cause confusion and as long
as he can keep you confused,
he can keep you off the truth.
trying to divert your attention.
But Suge Knight has spoken
about that night about the Tupac firing.
He never said anything about it, ladies
and gentlemen, until now on Choke. No
joke.
Very, very interesting.
Very interesting. It's very interesting.
Like I said once again, um, and the fact
of the matter was, uh, uh, he asked
Frank Alexander to lie, lie and say
that. Not only did he asked them to lie,
Frank testified to the police, to the
government about Reggie the Ratright,
Jr. asking him to lie. Not only did he
ask him to lie about that,
he tried to pressure him to lie uh, uh,
in regards to the uh, to to the uh, Suge
Knight situation.
about the subpoena. Remember one minute
he's touting one thing in the public. I
just wanted him to come to testify. I
just wanted him to come to testify.
These other channels were talking to
Reggie the Ratright Jr. talking about,
you know, well, Red, you know, you you
you wanted Frank to come testify, you
know. Yeah. I just wanted him to do his
job.
But guess what Frank Alexander did? He
recorded Reggie the Ratr Wright Jr.
saying, "What? Frank, if you conduct a
subpoena and not get subpoenaed,
you know, then everything should be all
good.
But in public, he was saying, I I I, you
know, I I want, you know, Frank to come
testify, you know, and tell the truth.
No, he didn't. And Frank caught it on
tape.
Reggie was back door dealing the whole
time like I told you once before, but
now that we heard it from SH,
we need him not think anymore about it,
do we? Like I said once again. And so
when KPD was saying what he was saying,
you know, you know, people was laughing
talking about, you know, the person, you
know, Reggie Reggie Reggie when he
pointed to to Reggie and said Reggie was
responsible partly responsible for the
death of Tupac Shakur. Remember
What did Kefi D say? If I go to jail for
the murder of Tupac Chakur, then Reggie
the Rat Wright Jr. should go to jail for
the murder of Biggie Smalls.
Point blank period. How does KPD know
that?
How does he know that?
You just heard what Suge Knight said.
Listen one more time. But when it came
to us getting shot in Vegas,
that was a crooked police along with
some crooked ass rat ass gang members
that was mad cuz Tupac fired you
and y'all fired back.
Your boy Delray
straight gang.
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