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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE aka Notorius B.I.G.; CIVIL RIGHTS
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opened as
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number.isItrequested Special Agent SA?tjiiii:iii:f:ii:]be assigned case
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agent.
March 9, was murdered
1997, CHRISTOPHER as he
Los Angeles
after attending
WALLACE was
in the
left the
apost
middle car
of
Chevy SS Impala pulled next to the passenger area where WALLACE minutes later at a local hospital. Several sources
kinneg blagk
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Music Awards
asuit
Notorius
a3-car
Museum in
ceremony.
caravan when
adark
him and fired several times into was sitting. WALLACE died
have identified
male wearing
WALLACE, aka
Peterson Automotive
the shooter
and bow
as
alight
tie
been fdentiY1ed_by several sources as being the
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used to kill WALLACE with very rare Gecko 9mm ammunition. TUPAC was killed in Las Vegas in September, 1996, 6 months_prior to WALLACE being shot. It is alleged that the WALLACE murder was in retaliation to records at
for BAD their was
the TUPAC the time he was
BOY records a"rivalry"
murder. TUPAC shot west
east coast!. goin on
worked for coast! while
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DEATH ROW WALLACE worked
worth millions and coast rap vs. west
coast rap. LAPD Officer[:%%;]and other alleged LAPD,Officers gang me ers that worked with and affiliated be
were Mob Piru Blood with DEATH
ROW records.
many that
When TUPAC
WALL illed
was killed,
it is
alleged by
in retal&#39; &#39; andthat:this was
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a sociated
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in attempts
on
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been briefed
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The following
is
asynopsis
regarding the
Christopher Wallace,
aka Notorius
occurred on
1997 in
March 9,
murder, BIGGIE
was the
Los Angeles,
#1 rap
murder of
B.I.G. BIGGIE CA.
artist for
New York. TUPAC SHAKUR was shot September, 1996, 6 months prior to was the,#l rap artist f &#39;
SMADLS! that At the
BAD BOY
time of
his
records based
in
and killed in Las Vegas, NV in BIGGIE being killed. TUPAC is based in
ComQ§§n, DEATH CA. Row I I BAD BOY Lb l Their was an ongoing "rivalry" etween east coast rap vs. west coast rap that escalated as TUPAC west coast!
was killed
in retaliation.
and that
BIGGIE east&#39;coast!
Neither murder
TUPAC and
on the east
has been
BIGGIE became
coast with
friends as
BIGGIE"o enin
was-killed
solved. .
they both
u"
began rapping
i s"
for TUPAC.
TUPAC
was signed by BAD BOY records[iE:::f::E:j?jE]*As TUPAC in! got trouble, including other things,
being shot at and convicted for rape am0ng-he ended up spending time in jail. During this~ =
time BIGGIE&#39;s
ra career
be
an to
flourish Because
_
of TUPAC&#39;s
stepped EATH ROW records; Tif:ff:?;fEff§lew ou
bad reputation
distanced hims
to New York, bailed TUPAC out ROW west coast! where h of
being named
in
jail, and si ne im to DEATH &#39; "&#39; [:::::§:::] &#39;
emade
BIGGIE was
- and
millions At
rapper of
this time
the year
and making
BAD BOY east coast!. The following is a events that lead up to the shooting death of "retaliation" of BIGGIE where allegedly LAPD
millions for
short chronology TUPAC and officers were
of the
involved. CHRONOLOGY
SeptemberLH1993 I artist, was
Ia DEATH ROW
charged along
the murder ballistic evidence LAPD Pacific
of agang
with two
other DEATH
member in Los Angeles.
crucial to Division became
the case missing. At
was susequenly
acqui .
Ia major part otl
Note: KEVIN GAINES shot was and killedldut brandished on March 18, 1997, as GAINES, while of light.[:::?:]didknow not Gwas aLAPoicer.| and bl
dan
member
sins
in
Forensic and
in the possession of the the time the evidence
Iwas producin DEATH ROW.
ROW employees
hile
as
a
agun
hot iégg uiiél
6099.: OI-<15
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GAINEStwice killing
him before GAINES was able
to pull
his ma
trigger.[:::::]was subsequently cleared of all misconduct.
GAINESan admitted was role Blood gang member andLt an active in DEATH ROW activi ies.
|
[::::::]had
October 1, 1993 off duty
TUPAC wasarrested for
Atlanta police
officer. Charges
allegedlylshooting an were subsequently
dropped. N ovember
1 the lobby of and members time. Without BIGGIE had
March 13,
theater in
1994 TUPAC was shot 5 times during arobbery in Quad Recording Studios in Times Square,.NY. BIGGIE of his entourage were inside the same studio at this evidence, TUPAC and members of DEATH ROW believed knowledge or involvement in the shooting. 1995 A
gang member is murdered
Los Angeles.
police officers handled all
Many of the security
from Long
Hawthorne PD
and LAPD,
at the
Beach PD,
peopleiare off_duty.
Compton PD,
all working
Inglewood PD,
for Wrightway
DEATH ROW security
at the-time.
El Rey
Securities who
The victim
was ..-
beaten by numerous Blood gang members DEATH ROW,[::;;::;::::]and many police officers &#39; i_ oo gangs y _ members!. Wrightway
1995 Source
a.former
Awards While
on stage
audience DEATH towards BAD
in
front of
Onemonth after
_
anational
ROWmakes antagonist BOY records. &#39; _
November 1, 1995
..
remarks
Source Awards,[:::::::::::::::]
[:iffEjwag_wIEh[::::::Ewhen he was fatallywhich was shotthe es or
|
resu
tof
A
the Atlanta
an argument
was identified
killin .
b
between DEATH
aolice
murder of
ROW and BAD BOY employees.
xI see Sept7, 1996 in chronology!
officer as
Det] INYPD/FBI
being involved
in
task force
stated? Iwas
bodyguardl
November 1, 1995 same year by Billboard magazine. from the 1994 shooting
JASSAN ROBLES.
this
has source who
also involved who is a
|I davl BIGGIE
is
At this and was charged
named rap time, TUPAC with rape
artist of the was recovering from aseparate
incident.
November 1995 5 LAPDofficer[::::::::::::::::]is investigated for working Late 1995 be of
for DEATH
ROW, aviolation
Recording artist DEATH ROW,
was murdered
NY.
of LAPD
Randy Stretch in
adrive
policy. Walker} believed
by shooting&#39;in I
92 |
Queens,
to
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92
Winter 1995
avideo byl Iof
millions for
@_,,,
Shots are fired at
a trailer
being used tยง7C cord
DEATH ROW, who at the time was making
DEATH ROW.
Winter 1995 shot Ya". reference to
BAD BOYreleased recording
by BIGGIE title "Who
DEATH ROW states they believe the song was in the November, 1994 shooting of TUPAC of DEATH
ROW in
Queens, NY.
December 18, 1995 Following MTV awards,| reported beaten
lwas
by members of DEA
seeking
informationthe on whereabouts ofEยง:ff?:fEf:ffffBAD[:::::::] BOY.
||recalled
rom po ice o County police
hearing radio communication about this
icers who officers were
were present. present. Two
present at the DEATH ROW party during alleged that
DEATH ROWsecurity who
working off duty for DEATH ROW at the DEATH ROW party!.
May, 1996
When he off dut
was released, - &#39;
the beating
beat] |were
the same
two officers ,
state "There clothes and off duty by DEATH
numerous crimes are armed
of violence-
security guards
in security police officers ROW".
later seen -
violations
&#39;Reports of this
at this@location*in
uniforms. These and retired
UIt is
LAPD officers
" &#39;DEATH ROW is investigatedwfor zoning
associated with
LA were
_&#39;_
plain
.
security officers are officers which are employed . -I
March 7,
1996 Fight
breaks out
BOY employees in the guns being brandished.
VIP area at the Officers responding
P resent 9
additional an
with 15
20
between DEATH 1996 Soul 9
security guards.
Also present
are off
Hawthorne PD
and aLAPD/Metro
officer among
ROW and BAD
Tr &#39;&#39; &#39;. ith state as
members alon
duty police
officers from
other agencies
[:%ffEinding add officers theseoff duty officers worked for[:::::::::] DEATH ROW! as bodyguards. _ June 1,
1996 LAPD
investigation of the IRS
is informed
that the
ATF was conducting an
DEATH ROW concerning firearm
was conducting
asimultaneous
violations
and that
tax investigation.
June 2, 1996 Ameeting between LAPD and DEATH ROW takes to discuss dissatisfaction with armed security personnel and use of off duty police officers. August 18,
they left
1996 4
identified gang
members
DEATH ROW. One semi-automatic
were arrested
handgun and
are recovered.
[::ii:jI* September 7, 1996 ******% I rap artist
for BAD
BOY, was
egas onenig o
V th TUPAC and
&#39; ht other DEATH
fth
beaten at
as
two ski
masks
I the MGM
eTysonvs. o y1e
ROW members
place the
H lf were
ld f involved in
Grand hotel
1g .[%::::::::] ht
t
e
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assault which
was caught
on videotape
[::::::::E7C :1 present in Las Vegas the for . * -
******* September
7_ 1996
ITyson Nwere Ho yfield ight.
same n1qhCL
LAPD officers
shot killed andin LasVegas ee thecar eeeeeefjjjj;jjjj;jjjj]ee ******* September
1L_1996 same
they left after the
Frandi Ih;5
the MGM beating
TUPAC died
6 days
September 9,
later from
UPAC and
Compton PD
gang
Leuders Park
against South
Side Crip
TUPAC shooting.
tha¢|:| an
meeting LAPD , Police Officer,
learned was working
October 22, 1996 I WWW
for DEATH
ROW.
l
Fn
lwasincarc _
&#39; ation
violation -the at the
October 23,
others.
search warrant,
DEATH ROWmet at
discuss retaliation
Afte this I Inglewood School
ROW was
the gunshots.
associated with
for the
f DEATH
Qggprrid roximate a 2yours by| |I
According to
1996
members of agang in Los Angeles to gang members
niqhtL TUPAC
LA
heatin ,
MGM Grand with TUPACL.
1996 While
LAPD is
ee..
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interviewing DEATH~ROW
employeesk theinterview was disrupted by[::::::::::::::]a _Bernardino
reserve officer
November 4,
working security
1996 FBI
Los Angeles
officer identifying
San
for DEATH
received
ROW.
a call from
an LAPD
himself as Officer[::::::::::::::::]inquiring
[::::2?f:jwas investigated for ties to DEATH ROW November, in ***+**+
he FBI
had an
March 9
1997
ongoing investigation
******** BIGGIE
leaves the
Peterson Automotive
dark Chevy
SS Impala
several times Ballistic examination used was a 9mm
Gecko is
next to
passenger area
and
piercing round
he
Angeles. A
BIGGIE&#39;s car
and shoots
where BIGGIE
issitting.
revealed the made by
made in Europe
and
weapon Gecko.
rarely found &#39;
U.S.
Shortly after placed
ROW.
killed as
in Los
of the shell casings brand of ammunition was
and the
ametal
in the
is shot
party
Museum
pulls up
into the
on DEATH
atelephone
the mur call
e
b6
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to New
involved inTfi:f:i]killing. ibpoke witi the LAPD,
York and
st
gave them
this in
there are
over 500
aperson
tified as
&#39; was
was
su sequently
told by
the LAPD
further follow up was one ?A2Q_J__E_________ y learn there wasa LAPDofficer named ldiscuss in the
hone directory.
No
&#39; &#39;
later
-5I , r._ ..
le
- ,_._._..
in write-up!
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until reading
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ed
the June
..,._ e1-
: _
7, 2001,
article
in
| 1 _-_ -erileeeriiil_riir ___ __.____,.,_________._..i.i __ ___ _,__.__________ _,,______
_
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_ Magazine.
>lling Stone
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murde
informant had
&#39;
stated b7D
to murder
BIGGIE.
lilhad a
reputation cf<>wing|i|<DE H
ROW! lots of money and allegedly got them to peddle drugs or they would not get paid. Word on the street was cocaine be purchased for $14,000/kil ewest coast and sold on east coast
for $24,000/kil
hd aa
&#39;
lt o
&#39; TUPAC working at owed TUPAC
ot ers
be an
of east
DEATH ROW.
aroun
could the
coast
At one
point
&#39;
d
complaining about
all the
money he owed them.
op artists
red for
left DEATH
EventuaIly, most
ROW because
their lives.
of this
These artists
&#39; g
include and
among others. WITNESSES TO
It is
INTERVIEW: All
alleged from
CI&#39;S havebeen identified
several sources
TUPAC million&#39;s of dollars going to be leaving DEATH
that owed-
from royalties ROW and blow t
_
an t at whistlejon. and
ssoon
"+~ his drug activities. From many sources[Ef:::]made&#39;it oo like" itted both the TUPAC and BIGGIE murders Allegedl was involved
in the
killing of
I
I TUPAC
&#39; l[ll this owing
. worked
of millions
involved
and that
songs worth
talk with
in the
&#39; &#39; &#39;
ROW who
show writer
millions with
him. CI#1,
:and his
and made
Ito meetin
Cd |LAPD
leave and who is
"people" were
&#39; looklike&#39;a
ling. CI#1| w dislikes
im very
m
working for
CI#2 statesn
1
TUPAC.told about
he TUPAC! was going to
writer, believes
BIGGIE killing
Las Vegas
and A lEuLwL4Ii
for DEATH
take un-released
willing to
TUPAC in
|when PA
e GGIE
killin
.CI
I can
iwhile
g .
officer&#39;s in a were
plan hit theBIGGIE. on
cm gler whokilled him.Gave composite [:::::;lsaw shoo Ehat matc es
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give of
CH5
the shooter.
states in aLASheriff document t
"killed" BIGGIE. utenant[:::;::;:::g]from Universal Substation has his name on top ot is ocument. ; ci#a,u ... Febrary, , someone always
seen at
- |i|
picks out
as being
DEATH ROW functions. In
May 1998
CI
states he has knowledge regarding theBIGGIE killingiandtaskedto speak with
the Assistant
F_____1 in
D.A. CI
is denied.
.
September, 199 L vement of
BIGGIE
s already investi
__ igally
__ vement&#39;
&#39;-CI .
attorneys and
they plan LAPD. CI FBI as
to the stated he they will
with the
rior
now w at appene to kill
wi his
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federal civil to have all 10
can arrange not speak
a&#39;
told CI#7
_
witnesses;j;__
Iawsuit against cooperate with
the . the "-
LAPD. " 40 caliber glock aDEATH ROW function TUPAC killing. ~CI oes
oe
gun. Note;
.40 caliber
gun was
not
used
TUPAC. I
CI#9
[:::::]BIGGI and shot
at BIGGIE.
he could
identify. .
a ar SS
Te
Impala pulled
shooter was
aMuslim
up
looking person
saw suspec , elped with t e composite. =bvc information regarding other 1. The
KEVIN GAINES
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their value in the BIGGIE
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1996
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of off duty police officers who were present went shots were fired, leaving no LAPD officers when BIGGIE
shot. Very
the BIGGIE
professional, same killer to
as bank
"strike" at
robbery. -This
the right
p
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time with
no officers
around
s callerl 1pas involved. E:fEfEfffjan admiM Pir Blood gang member.
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some eing found
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worked for
were involved
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officers and
many
in crime.
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interviewed by the LAPD.| has
ot been located or
refused tobe questioned
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during the
the BIGGIE
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LAPD
the residencelarea.
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and subsequently
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who he was nor did GAINES finally
alawsuit
against LAPD.
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against him.
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this incident,
GAINES where he was personally designed
GAINES went
&#39;
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Internal Affairs
another situation
in possession handcuffs that
Board of
Rights hearing
IA! lost
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this file
of limitations In September,
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to the
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1996, GAINES
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to determine WALLACE. One
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9:30 PM,
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lights of
residence were
turned
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surveillance was
terminated.
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established s
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garage door
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atime to producethe photos.
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WAYNE JOHNSON,IS MURDERED [N THE LOS ANGELESCOUNTY AREANEAR COMPTONIN AN APPARENT oaus RELATEE iNC|DENT. ATTHE TIMEo|= THEmuus, JOHNSON WASDRIVING A1996CHEVROLET
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the following investigation:
SA met
a
with LAPD Robbery Homicide Detectiv t his
ofce. Here, agentsthrou looked theh murder le of "Biggielooking Smalls" anLpictures| for fl l I &#39; I ellg 0 in eres inp
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Several pictures
on
Note: Copiesof thesepictures wereplaced in a 1A envelopeandmade part le. The original colored copies arebeing maintainedby agents.
of the main case
Agents askeaf lls ever showing picture this tcavho stated was he be shown this
picture by LAPD
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Agents stated the FBI does have asource who has told them this happened, whiclatated this isthe rst he has heard
of this and would really like to interview this FBI source if allowed
to, possibly sometime theiniture. Agents adviserath &#39; would ion made be their by
superiors that this request and would passed be Also along. eiterated agents thatthe to LAPD has
allowed the
FBI full
access to their case
le
and wanted
to know
if the
FBI had
enough evidence, at this time to make their case|:|was advised thatthe evidenceneeded to make thisacivil rights/public corruptioncase ismuch higher than astraight murder case. Detennining who shot "Biggie Smalls" is abig part of the case, but who helped orchestrateitis
what the FBI is looking at to see their if was acivilrights violation by a public ofcial. asked ifthe FBI can makethe caseasamurder but not acivil rights/public corruptionc
happens the since does FBI notinvestigate/prosecute murders. advised Agents straight some oftheir options could beto take the caseto theDAs ofce or pass it along to le and prosecute.
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was interviewed
er being advised oEhe the nature
of the
identity of
interview, he
the interviewing
provided the
stated he
is familiar
wit Officer
is and met him s veralgears aqo.i &#39; &#39;CersT He
agents and
following information:
|added has he
state
conversation had he atapartyEff;f:E?%idid add that| |was discussed_butit never materialize as ewas ri
advised not
to
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stated metĂŠb he once. gang me er|
did meet aCrip
and could
identifv him
if shown
apicture.
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lace |teienhone I Fddedmight he have number and will provide 1t to writer if found. upac Shakur and-Biggie Smafls murdered. I arranged to
l [nosed
have both
anqther sans memberi
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Biggie Smalls murders. F telephone number and will call writer olice Officer
Finally,| and admires
the work
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with 1t.
of_law enforcement
officers.
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awire
or provide
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stated he was tryingto setup a next week. SA Bria
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with both S and
who has spoken
AUSAI Ion numerous occasions, spokeain a with AUSA
:who advised he no hasproblems with Attorneysdeposinespecially since the attorneyzhas stateddoesn&#39;t he to seak wa.nt with the FBI and this deposition will
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Synopsis: Meeting
Angeles City Demls: In
|Los
Attorneys Office.
the evenin
of
Se tember
13, 2004,
writer received
a
telephone message[:::fE:::::f5requesting ameetingthe following day
where he
would come
following
mornin etin
to the
FBI Los
Angeles Office
and meet
with writer
regarding the Biggie Smalls case. Writer returned[::::kall the time of
3:00pm ent
at
this meeting wasi:?Ef:i:TiSA&#39;s and
The following
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[:::::::::]if
in fact writer
Attorney&#39;s, which
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was ed
was the
as awitness
reaso anted
. ing
by the
and concerns
Civil
this meeting:
[:::::::]stated because of his backround knowled el lin particular his expertise regardingi |wanted to know since writer has been placed on the witmess ist y te Civil Attorney&#39;s represent the Wallace estate in suing the City of Los Angeles/LAPD, in fact writer was going to testify and what information he might
who if
testify Writer to. advisedE:::]as he Egd dgng prgyiggsly tglall
aforementioned parties
writer! ever been
at t
had no idea
he had
discussed im
is meeting
that he
been place by
on awitness
any parties
involved in
Ilst nor
had this
this case.
After writer advisedtf:jthat from the very first time writer met the &#39; &#39; ys down in New Orleans, LAPD DetectivesE:::::::::::::::] ere assigned
to work
this case
and were
both present
at
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and Deputy LAPD Detectives were not
only working
they were in time when
meeting the Civil Attorneys for the for the first time. A subsequent
place in took LAPD Detective
New Orleans writer met them
were aware with the
this case
lea &#39;
&#39;
that these FBI but
-&#39; &#39; s,
writer,
and After
meeting occurred,
&#39; eFBI
that .
first meeting this
interviews took
place and
and LAPD working together.
documents were
AP
reviewed
t&#39; s[:::::::::::]
[:fEfE:fwere then removed the from case[::E::E:?f:fffifiwho stated until the
FBI can
case, no After
show that
LAPD resources
the LAPD
has
would be
this &#39;
RHD!theDetectivesi "Biggie Smalls" murder.
Center RHD
them, he case, in reluctant to with writer Division
writer! might particular an speak with and his
interest in
the
bery Homicide
Division
who were case agents for them if he could
LAPD on
meet with help their have been took place
avested
provided.
Writer advised have some avenue to SSA meeting
information that could some key witnesses who &#39; he past. This meeting at Parker
with Detectives
and several
of
|and_DetecEive| I l iw:o was their to help introduce tolwriter Itheir bosses. At
this meeting
writer advised
to several
key witnesses
writer and no problem
meet the Civil Attorney&#39;s as the Civil Attorney&#39;s
-since Detectives| Detectives| Iwante
throu
LAPD personnel
h the help
of the
he has
access
Civil Attorneys
ghad been taken off the case, if to fly to Colorado Springs with and review stated this
their file, would be
and
this was fine.
Several weeks went by when[::::]contacted writer and stated they
would not
be
going to
t to mee
Colorado Springs
th Ceivi
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LAPD and
advised them
y &#39; S.
[:if?f;;i?f:ffijhad located been San in Diego and FBI the putting was ~&#39;
rthis,
oge er of this.
asurveillance LAPD contacted
writer spoke
with the
team, and writer
asked if later and
LAPD would like sthey
had no
that
to be part desire to
be part of thismurder, as LAPD was not looking at[ffffÂŹks asubject in the "Biggie Smalls" but asked for the address the FBI located him at, which and again this source
was given to the LAPD. Writer contacted LAPD asecond time stated asource had been developed and an attempt to have as being put together. LAPD informed writer
they did not have adesiretobe part of thisbut tokeep them posted,
which writer
did.
As the surveillancel |the FBI source date had
and the
took longer than anticipated, been set where discovery was to
Civil Attorney&#39;s.
Because this 2
writer became take place
date was
aware that between the
going to
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from the LAPD that they&#39;1 were going&#39; toattempt to interviewi n San &#39; l&#39; h
Diego as
we 1
as the
Civi Attorney
Private Investigator
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which would
basically eliminate
contacted the
s advised
attempting to
writer t
locatel hn
the possibi
it
Civil Attorney&#39;s and requested
discovery date acou le months, in San Diego Wr&#39; requested they not interview aware the disco n not to instruct to
the FBI attempt
omake
that
him updated,
writer keep
ey had
Writer
Ehe postpone
which they did, hen contacted in San Diego as postponed. agreed intervie -n
this
and e
writer oecame an liego
and let
EE1s| |occur. which
a
San Diego as well,
only asked he did.
e tLAPD requesting now they part beof thisEi:::;:] [:ffifEEfff:ffii] from Writer advised the LAPD because this FBI source 1S no Prior to
actually taking
handled by
him it
was not
place,
his decision
and the
writer received
source stated
he will
not do this[:::::::::::g::]if the LAPD part is of it because he believes the LAPD helpe orchestrate the "Biggie Smalls" murder.
After this was explained to the LAPD,| E:::]the source and LAPDwas informed of what
occurred and other
developments]
&#39; advised1___Fhat he did not rear
Ehis in
adeclaration stating this.
i and
was provided
prepared by
has made
Division and
numerous derogatory
investigative techniques,
&#39; particular
FBI Legal
the FBI
admitted tr
comments regarding
in general
ing to
setup
have ever
list from
passe any
never done
them. Writer
writer, his
writer
information onto
any "leads"
for them
further advised[::]that
witnesses
"Biggie Smalls"
who otherwise
that were
either friends
would not
to leaks
Ehe Civil or received
atodo
the LAPD met these
Civil Attorney&#39;s the exact same time the FBI did, and in no FBI "working with" or "inbed" with these attorney&#39;s, that the reason the FBI has spoken to them is to help setup potential interviews with
way is the only
or co-workers
speak with
of
writer
when ertaining
writer further advisedia
Attorney&#39;s, ave
acopy
signed by
of
law enforcement
or
would be difficult to locate in New York or wherever they resided.[::::::] advised writer that[::::::::::::]has in fact been taken off the case,
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say aluxury
type of
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as
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and would
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take
quickly.
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contacted
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has been
postponed
from
case
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to solving the a break
if/when he/she when individual
next week
to next
year.
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1997, CHRISTOPHER
New York
in locating
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acurrent
Notorius B.I.G.,
was murdered as he left the Peterson Automotive Museum in Los Angeles after attending apost Music Awards ceremony. WALLACE was in the middle car of a3car caravan when adark Chevy SS Impala pulled next to him and fired several times into the passenger area where WALLACE
was sitting. in as
WALLACE died
minutes later
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the front
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a mail
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1997, as he
in Los Angeles. Several light skinned black male
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, left the Peterson
sources wearing
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more than
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$10,000.00 and
or both,
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On March
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murdered as he after attending
WALLACE
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middle
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of a
aka
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by several
Museum in ceremony. a
dark
several times into WALLACE died
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has been identified
BIGGIE
when
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Black SS
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other LAPD Officers were present when WALLACE was leaving the
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shrine of
TUPAC SHAKUR and numerous
9mm guns and ammunition,
radios, scanners and other tactical items. used to kill WALLACE with very rare Gecko was killed in Las Vegas in September, 1996, WALLACE being shot. It is alleged that the retaliation to
the TUPAC
records at for BAD their was
the time BOY records a "rivalry"
murder. TUPAC
LAPD
Note: A 9mm gun was 9mm ammunition. TUPAC 6 months prior to WALLACE murder was in
worked for
DEATH ROW
he was shot {west coast! while WALLACE worked east coast!. Both were worth millions and goin on between east coast rap vs. west
coast rap.LAPD Officer[:f::]and other alleged LAPD Officers
were Mob Piru Blood gang members that worked with DEATH ROW records. When TUPAC was killed, many that WALLA killed in retaliation
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with and it is and that
affiliated alleged by this was
his good friend[:::::]and other
Officers that
LAPD
associated with.
Numerous sources
have stated
they will
cooperate with
in the murder WALLACE. of these sources, Among some DDEft:jas being present at thePeterson Automotive Museum,source one as the FBI
in attempts
to determine
what role
LAPD Officers
la ed
stated
several other LAPD Officers to discuss this, one source ID&#39;sI as being the person[::::;:%&;;;;§]outside the Museum next to te caravan of
cars and
location where gave a
watc e
description of
what the caravan and urces gave
walk down
the shooters
car was
what the
person was
shooter was
wearing who
walked to where composite drawings
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parked in
to the
wait, one
source
wearing, which
was confronted
matched
next the
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On March26, 2004,Writer receiveda telephonicinessaeand page fromLA City Attome to
contact him. Writer spoke tho
conferencewit call ho
stated he recently had a
told Ihe state anted
wanted to to do
this because he isinnocent regarding the Biggie Smalls murde
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Writer adviseahe would speak with his supervisor and back get s! him to Monday. on On Monday March 29, 2004, writer left amessage| and advisedhim that at this point the FBI is not interested in
administering polygraph a testl Ibut that writer reach will outjif/when they would like
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adrug dealer wh "BIGGIE SMALLS" murder and
knows how the whole thing went down. The
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being advised
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nature of
interview,
So if
the
he provided
someone wanted to kill
before
the
MUSEUM!
after
awards
party
at
agents
the following
BIGGIE, the
I
information:
lhadsecurity, BIGGIE they
J.After an the
did not.
easily could
Peterson
have way
Automotive
Museum
.
BIGGIE
the movies,
wafked
the mafl
and
others
or just walked
often
times
went
to
around town to get
something to eat, never encountering any problems. He added everybody knew BIGGIE was in Los Angeles and if someone wanted him killed, the easil could have done it any time they wanted to.
FurthermoreE::::::E::::::]nobody in theirright mind committed
this
murder of
BIGGIE outside
part &#39;
a Quincy
esent,
time
Jones
they would
have
after
jus
is
or Los Angeles
friends.
BIGGIE
and never
&#39; while
hWmg@nm1 O5/12/2004
in
Los
any
it
any
just
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enemies
in
New York
members at a park like Angeles.
ere intown for the Soul Train Awards that p acej o as
uring
didn&#39;thave
met any Crip gang
awards
done
hey were in Los Angeles
BIGGIE did not have any bodyguard or im,
wouldhave
aware
that BIGGIE
and
this time.
m Manhattan,
NY
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On March 7, -&#39;
2004, the night &#39;the MUSEUM
leaving. BIGGIEII_h
others stoo
outsi e
waiting
of the with
for t eir
shooting, everybody inside
a fire alarm
car to come aroun
djand for them.
During thistime,theyall talked wifhfansandnoticed their |
.
.
While stoppe
Istopped atared I1ghtI at the light, a dark car, possi
I
m.:.Uu.n] [I and fire
shots directly
into the passenger seat where BIGGIE
was
sitting[:::;:::]described theshooter asa Black male, short hair
with a rece the shooter color
the
ing hairline, wasn&#39;t a dark
a tuxedo looking suit. Black male and cannot recall
He added
what
suit was.
After
again by
wearing looking
the BIGGIE
shooting was
LAPD and shown
saw a picture
of
the
interviewed by
Iandquestioned
seve &#39;
never
shooter
IaskedEheEKPD ofticers
where were they when the shooting occurred, response.
but did not get a
_
murder
the
_
a picture o
IAfter the
was questioned by
BIGGIEI
as no idea how t e LAPDgot Ehls
the LAPD,
pictureI
Iand whenhe asked the LAPD
they
I
I
where tey
gotit, they snatchei it away from hishands. Also, after BIGGIE&#39;s I IBe augeof the waythe
policequestioned himandtheiraccusations off
I
no police were around during the shootingE:fiE:i5believ the involvement
in
police
involved
were
the
murder, in
the
the
pictures
shooting
h
and
i
oes
not
own and the trust
them.
fact
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not think
target ecause out BI
BIGGIE was
somebody could ear ler
1
ey wanted
to.
$
the intended
have easily
taken
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Hinterviewed Efter telephonicafly. advised being or Ehe fddntity o WES
the interviewing the following
agent and information:
the nature
of the
[:::::::::::]cont iter few weeks.
Writer and
months about setting up
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SMALLS murder,
over the
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Ehat&#39;s what writer requested.
FBI requests|
provided
after being out of town for have sooken
I Durinq this taped
deemed n0ncredi51 fully investiqated
interview if
interview, he
Iabout the
ormation he
explaining the
provides, he
will be
BIGGIE
polygraphed immediately.[::;:::::]agreed on stated andhe will reach out[::::::::::]immediate y andsetup aninterview.
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of the
interviewing
provided
H
agents an
the following
the nature of the
information:
.
has lead
a Vlsed
Over
the past
to many successful arrestsandsearches. I
out|
few
Ireached
requestingto meetand stated he
had into &#39;
ing the
"Biqgie
Smalls"
murder.
of which
were
Tupac taling with Coast is his
ever
returned.
lleft 3 separate messagesl
other Death Row employees Tupac&#39;s! and that if "Biggie", who
lheard
staE1ng how e West use to be a friend
of Tupacs
ever Comes out to the West Coast, he will
the
about
d@wn[III:IIIIIIII]everythingi East Coast vs. West Coast riva ry was true. stories
how Tupac
slept with
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had Tupac
shot up
while recording
some music
in New
York, all the way to the murder AtlantaL1 in aot of Bloodshed this is all true and that there has been
since
these times.
and several approach As
h tey
the location approac
immediatel told
where "Biggie hd e"
la backdoorwith Tupac,
unknown males
B&#39; iggie Sma&#39;
by another
carrying guns
Smalls" and
ll " s,
th &#39; ese gun
unknown male
not to
to California
or he
would be
were les were
carrying ma
[::::::::::E:::::]Tupac tell "Biggie" at this time back
jump out an
his entourage shoot him
Biggie!
neverto come
killed.
In the fall of 1996 September 7, 1996, to be exact!, Tupac was gunned down in Las Vegas. Immediately after this occurred, "Biggie" wrote asong called "Coming back to Cali" which mocked the Tupac murder and the threat not to come back to California ashe
going
was told.
to be
coming back
music awards
occurred which
when word
to Los
Angeles
in March
was unned down andlk doesn&#39;t now f actually I Jsome might have
Southside Grips
&#39; &#39; he
been involve
got out
to
that "Biggie"
was
be apresenter
1997!, this
at
aRap
is when "Biggie"
|was involved
pulled the trigger but
Iwas also.
in the
people think the "Biggie" murder,
&#39;
Southside Crips were enemies an ad nothing to do with this mur er. lS not uncommon for there to be "falling outs" be ween ar is s, managers, record labels, etc. in the music industry and because of th &#39; &#39;
often
times can
get ugly.
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Lfas interviewed athis placeofbusiness! I After being
interviewing agents the
following
I
alarm went ofl up and shuttin Museum! with any o y. were no police o because police
advised of
and the nature of
the
identity of
the interview, he
e
provided
information:
Ithenight of theshooting, a fire
late in Ehe evening with the fire department showing down the after awards party. Inside the party there was never any problems or conflicts when the fire department showed up, there icers present anywhere which is extremely odd always show up with the fire department, especiall
re is a largegathering withcelebrities present. As[:::f:::] IBIGGIE anda host of bodyguards andfriends leave theparty
I
Museum!§ or not, present ou
uniforme norm. I
Iseen
zero presence from
wasn&#39;t anybody but there were
Jthere were nopolice carsorofficers, side which is completely against the
the police
like
asnever
Eis.
there
on the immediate sidewalk as you exited cars arked along the sidewalk eastbound
away! from theexit F
Fairfax.
the museum, Qgoin
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Male
UM! wearing
ablue
suit,
white
shirt blue
hairlinewithhaircropped close,approachI
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and mingled with the crowd
UM walked on Fairfax
Boulevard
and got
away| |heading into a
to be
a member
bthers took
car
tat
of the
pictures
was parked
92
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on the
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shooting scene,
there
[:::::::::::::khe car Chevy Impala ite awhile
were still
no police
officers
where theshots camefrom wasaDark
SS with no license plate. The shooter hesitated before shooting into BIGGIE&#39;s car. Because believes BIGGIE
the shooter
had to have
earlier
t at spot
on Fairfax
car that was
p airfax
was not
inthe
the intended
the Chevy
day to
be
for of this
target,
SS Impala
parked there
ready
next to the sidewalk.l facing westbound
|
lnoficed a
opposite way!
so
which ever way1iiiiUiUgIGGIE their and entourage went when leaving the Museum, acar was already in place to commit the shooting. Note: l
|BIGGIE&#39;s were cardarkgreen s
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o iEh
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h o t&#39; o swe
sEhe
wi h
several photosregarding the other car
p arked westbound
on
Fairfax which[::::::::E::::]carried another shooter in casethe&#39; "entourage" left the Museum the other way &#39; car but it did
not have alicen
plate. I
several other pho &#39;3 they hadI§§
inside the Museumjg ILAPD
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or other LEO&#39;s we
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present at some point inside the Museum. aw several Black
Males wearing
suits inside
the Museum
hanging
together in the lobby and outside in thesurrounding areas. EEf::::::::]
added they
weren&#39;t security,
and doesn&#39;t
know they
that this
were their
wasn&#39;tasuitn~tie
officers because
I Fhe
SEES ODE
party,
but &#39;
knowsacop when he
.
he pickedoutl krom
a6- ack that was airedb
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picks out Note: S
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aBlack
Male wearing
lsaw theshooter andtold
ablue
jacket, white
kut of a6pack instantly being as theI s, w 1c went the Soul Train Award h&#39; h on
either the night of the shooting or the previous night, encountered a"Muslim lookinq" Black Male| I
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!%;3E Predication
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Narrative of Offense/Synopsis ofCase
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Names of DefendantsfP0tential Subjects
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Interviews/De-positions ofSubjects Prosecutive Status
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Witnesses
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This caseis predicatedu on ameeting between S
I |SS1I
and his supervisor SSA
ivas advised of information by regarding the BIGGIE
SMALLS murderand howthere seem to beseveral similarities to otherPublic Corruption./Civil
Rights case. SSAI
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Because of these both cases involved colrupt LAPD
ofcers, as well as lookingthe at limited iiiremieiieii sA|:|pievi<iea regardingBIGGIE the SMALLS murder, it was decidedSSA:to by open aill eld investigation on the murder of BIGGIE SMALLS because ofall the similarities of these 3cases and investigate whether LAPD officers helpedorchestrate orcommit the murder andtherefore commit aCivil Rights violation.
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On March
9, 1997,
was murdered
Angeles
as he
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, left the
after attending
was in
Impala pulled
car of
passenger area later at alocal
him and
Several sources
adark
the
WALLACE died
the shooter
asuit
Chevy SS
times into
was sitting.
have identified
male wearing
Los
ceremony. WALLACE when
fired several
where WALLACE hospital.
B.I.G.,
Museum in
Music Awards
a 3car caravan
next to
skinned black
Peterson Automotive
apost
the middle
aka Notorius
minutes
as a light
and bow tie.
[&:::::::::Thas fdentffied_by been sources several as being the ger man.
It has
also been
noted by
several sources
other LAPD Officer&#39;s attended this arty
that
and were seenI
just priorto theshooting.[::::::f:]a registered owner aof
1995 Black
SS Impala
with chrome
wheels,
the exact
description
iven as being driven by WALLACE&#39;s shooter. I
I
Ihave
identifiedl Ias
I Iwere
&#39;
murder. Because murder took place,
|:| Mob taken
confronting WALLACEs caravan justprior to dthat
of the itis
the same taCticsI
used pull to offthe WALLACE
professional manner alleged that not
in which only one
Piru Blood!could pull this off
a large contingency
the WALLACE gang member
but it would have
of people/officers.
After asearch warrantwas servedI
I
Iit was discovered
in his garage that
he hada
shrine of TUPAC SHAKUR and numerous 9mm guns and ammunition, LAPD radios, scanners and other tactical items. Note: A 9mm gun was used to kill WALLACE with very rare Gecko 9mm ammunition. TUPAC was killed in Las Vegas in September, 1996, 6 months prior to WALLACE being shot. It is alleged that the WALLACE murder was in retaliation to
the TUPAC
records
at the
for BAD
BOY records
time he
murder. TUPAC was shot
worked for
coast! west
east coast!.
Both were _
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while WALLACE
worked
worth millions
and
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a
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coast rap. I iother were Mob
Piru Blood
with DEATH many that
gang members
ROW records. WALLACE was
ween east
coast rap
vs. west
with and
affiliated
alleged LAPD Officers
that worked
When TUPAC was killed, killed in retaliation and
it is alleged by that this was
orchestrated Iother Officers tha
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LAPD subsequently
opened up
a homicide
case aft thwarted
the murder to show
investigation when
up as
potentially being
ther LAPD
Officers began
involved. Subsequently,
Federal Civil lawsuit wasfiledl Icharging police negligenceand coverupin the murder ofl
a
I
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE.
Numerous sources
have stated
they will
FBI in attempts to determine if/what role LAPD the murder of WALLACE. Durin this investigation,
cooperate with
the
Officers played sources have
in
ID&#39;d[::::]at Museum, the IDdi::::]as being the shooterBIGGIE of and have been told[::::?:::::::::::]he committed shooting. the SMALLS, provided descri tions of the shooter which match[::::::::::]
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Source,states who e shot BIGGIE SMALLS Source,ID&#39;s who azin 6-pack tha present as at thePeterson Automotive Museumthe night of the shooting.
Source, who Dan a
6-pack approaching as source while outside next to
BIGGIE&#39;s caravan. carSource to walk down the street where the
proceeds
shooter&#39;sis parked. car
Source ,who stateshe sawthe shooter,provided asketch of shooter, and described whatthe shooterwas wearingwhich is consistent withwhat other sources stated theshooter waswearing. Source, whostateshe witnessed the shooting,provided a sketch ofthe shooter, and describedwhat theshooter waswearing which is consistentwith what other sources
state.
Source,
I Been in contact with sources attorney,
source may
not be credible.
Source states was contracte to 1IE
SM/U33.
Source state
involvedthe in murder and can put agents in contactl
was hired to
murder I Source who
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was interviewed the identity interview, he
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of the interviewing agents and the provided the following information:
nature of
the
also
Ehe interview.
advised the reason writer was BIG-GIE SMALLS
there to speai?|
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was
murder.
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In February2004, Carson at afederal prison Mack was in prison for visited Mack .testl.t y.said He the bureau foundBy then, Mack has said Cara He had been on in Alabama improper conduct onCar- robbing bank. to seek a reduction in S0npart. s the policeforce atthe timeof son otiered his 14-year sentence the for bank ,.- ,Perry Sanders, an attorney Wallace&#39;s killing. _ that Mack robbery he if cooperated in the &#39;i or Wallace. Voletta took issue Detectives learned a Chevrolet Impala Wallace investigation. with theFBI s explanation for ownedblack said he similar toone seenspeeding In acourt ling, Mack .&#39; thewhy probe was discontinued. A wit- rejected the offerin no uncertain ISanders said theLAPD ex- from themurder scene. he saw Mack outsideterms. erted political pressure on the ness said -FBI to layo thecase. He said the automotive museum several fl advised Carson that hc had the shooting. &#39; he learned this froma reliable hours before in beeither the most inept or laPoole adziest agent Ihadever met," Mack _c9ni ident-ial source whom he Then-Det. Rusell vanced theidea that Mack wrote. was It obvious that he. . . Iwouldnot identity. &#39;- Assistant FBI Director Rich- planned the killing atKnight&#39;s _was only regurgitating the allefl ardfl . Garcia, head ofthe Los behest and arranged a forfriend, gations contained in theWallace Wallace. " gation. Noone atthe FBIwas -This week, FBI officials dis" asked ordirected tostop any- Other information gathered puted Mack&#39;s account, contend&#39; thing, Garcia said in aninter- by investigators did notsupport ing thatCarson never offered to _view. This investigation was re- the theory, however, and detect- seek reduction a his in sentence, ives turned their attention else- which viewed diligently by [Carson&#39;s] they said would have viopolicy. &#39; boss on a regular basis and the where. Knight, Mack andMu- lat/ed FBI results were submitted tothy _hammad,Southland a mortgageIn _September, FBI officials U.S. attorneys olhce. They de- broker, have all denied any role in say. they asked Carson to attend .tennined that the evidence was the lnlllng. a meetingto discusswhy his ;-insumcient for prosecution. So Since resigning from the name was on aplaintl "s listof we dropped it." LAPD in1999, Poole has contin-potential Witnesses. promote his theoryin -During the meeting, Ca.rs0n s ,~ _. Christopher Wallace, then 24, uedbo Jwas gunned down March 9, 1997,books and through appearances bosses also discussed his con..in front of hundreds fans of afterin documentaries and on TV duct ofthe investigation and exa music industry party at thePe- shows. Voletta Wallace&#39;splored lawsuithisdealings withthe tersen Automotive Museum in incorporates Pocle&#39;s arguments,plaintilfs attorneys, sources the mid-Wilshire district. and he is listed as anexpertwit- said. ~LAPD detectives have pur- ness for the plaintiffs. FBI officials were concerned sued various theories their in efCarson, the FBI agent, began that Carson might have been inforts tosolve the crime. One is his investigation after watchinguenced by the Wallace lawyers that thekilling, like that ormp Poole on a Tj/&#39;;specia.l in thesurn- and thathis contacts with them. star Tupac Shakur six months rner of2003. court documentscould embarrass the bureau, the sources said. &#39; earlier, stemmed trom afeud be- show. _ Poole and FBI ayntsare perrnlthed tween rapgures inNew York Carson contacted to and Los Angeles. interviewed otherdetectives,contact civil attorneys to see if Shakur was the brightest star Witnesses and informantsthey have information relevant ~0f Knighvs Death ROW Records around the country at the sug- to a criminal investigation. But in LosAngeles. Wallace was as- gestion oi Wallace farnily attor- bureau policy bars agents from somated with Bad Boy Records neys. records show. sharing investigative informaln New York. The IZWO stars and tion With them. In December 2003, Carson their associates had exchanged and other agents conducted surCarson and his FBIsup8I 101&#39;S insults and threats on stage andveillance ofMuhammad andsaid he never shared information in recordings. wired aninformant i.n an at- with Wallace&#39;s lawyers. .,In 1998, LAPD investigatorstempt to illicit incriminating Times stdwriter GregKribegan tosuspect thata dis- statements from him. The effort korlan contributed to this re;g"r-aced former officer, David A yielded nothing. port. _ .15» &#39; I92A;_:]|
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Seven years after thekilling ofrap starNotorious B.l.G., the FBlisinvestigatingallegations that anrogue Los Angeles police officer orchestrated the slaying with rap mogul Marion "Suge Knight, according to court documents and
law enforcement
sources.
The FBI is pursuing a6-year-old theoiy that then-Officer David A. Mack, acting at Knight&#39;s request, arranged for Amir Muhammad, Mack&#39;s friend and college roommate, to ambush the rapper outside the Petersen Automotive Museum
on Wilshire
Boulevard.
Over the years, the LAPD has offered con icting assessments of the theory, which police at one point took seriously. Documents show that LAPD detectives are now focusing on an alternative theory that centers on a Houston rap entrepreneur. &#39; Mack, Knight and Muhammad, aSouthiand mortgage broker, have long denied any involvement in the 1997 killing.
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"l have stated from the outset that I have nothing whatsoever to do with any of this," Muhammad, who also uses
-, thename HarryBillups, saidin atelephone interview Thursday from hisattorney&#39;s "l&#39;ve of ce. nothing done wrong. l
don&#39;t have anything to hide."
Knight, founder of Death Row Records, also rejected the allegations. l don&#39;t know David Mack or Amir Muhammad. I&#39;ve never met them," he said by phone from Mule Creek State Prison, where he is sewing time for a probation violation. "The FBI has never contacted me, but I&#39;m glad they are looking
into all of this stuff. I hope they solve it."
Notorious B.l.G., whose real name was Christopher Wallace, was gunned down just after midnight March 9, 1997, in front of hundreds of people who had just left a music industry party at the Petersen museum. The
Brooklyn rapper was sittingin the passenger seatof asport utility vehicieat a red lightwhen alone assassinin a dark Impala pulled up in
the neighboring lane and opened re.
The killing occurred six months after rap star Tupac Shakur
was fatally wounded in adrive-by attack in Las
Vegas.
Noone has
ever been charged in either killing.
Early on,detectives speculated that themurders mayhave stemmed from arivalry between EastCoast and West Coast rappers. Before theirdeaths, Shakurand Wallacehad beenfeuding, anda rivalrybetween their K record labels,Los Angeles-based Death Row and NewYork-based BadBoy Entertainment, had escalatedinto a series of assaults
and shootings.
Each labelused gangmembers forprotection, andpolice investigated the possibilitythat bothkillings were committed by members of Compton&#39;s Southside Crips gang.
The theory now being investigated the by FBI was first advanced1998 in by then-LAPD Det. Russeil Poole.&#39; .
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rap feud. Poole
contends thatKnight may have used corrupt police officers to help carry out both murders. Mack, onetimepartner of disgraced former LAPD Of cer Rafael Perez, came under suspicion after he was arrested in December 1997 for robbing a bank. He was later convicted and is sewing a14-year prison term. Mack owneda black impala
similar to the car used in the Wallace slaying, and a witness reported seeinghim at
the scene. informants told investigators that Mack may have provided security for Knight.
Compton. Poole began
Both men grew up in
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who was aclassmate
of Mack&#39;s at the
University of Oregon, after learning
that he had visited Mack in prison in December 1997. Several months earlier, ajailhouse informant had told detectivesthat Wai|ace&#39;s killer was aSouthside Crip who went by a Middle Eastern name, possibly "Amir"or "Ashmir&#39; - and - that his true name might be Abraham
A driver&#39;s license photoof Muhammad descriptions. One witness told police he the night of the shooting.
or Kenny or Keeky_
resembles a police sketch saw aman
of Wallace&#39;s killer based on witness
who resembled Muhammad outside .
the Petersen museum
Muhammad,in the phone interview, said the account was unfounded. Anybody who says they saw me there that night
or thatl had anything to do with this is aliar,"
Poole resignedfrom the LAPD in 1999
he said.
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after disputes with his superiors about the direction of various
investigations, including the one into Wallace&#39;s murder.
Since then,Poole has promoted his theory of the Wallace slaying in newspaper interviews and books and through appearanceson documentaries and TV shows. He has endorsed ascreenplay treatment of it that is being shopped to Hollywoodstudios. Actor Sylvester Stallone has discussed portraying Poole in amovie. Poole also joined forces with Wallace&#39;s mother, Voletta, who led a wrongful-death suit against the city of Los Angeles two years ago. The suit contends the LAPD covered up police involvement in the rapper&#39;s killing. The case is
scheduled to go to
trial July 27 in federal
court in Los Angeles, with Poole testifying as an expert
witness theforplaintiffs. Lawyers theincase have taken depositions from Pooleand other police oftied cers toj the Wallaceinvestigation. i rrĂŠthose depositions, which. have beensealed undercourt order,officers disclose-&#39; details about the
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alleged thatwitnesses wereafraid to talk to LAPD detectives about the
case, documents show,
The FBI has interviewedseveralwitnesses at the suggestion of the Wallace family&#39;s lawyers. Depositions suggest thatagents havereviewed Muhammad&#39;s mortgage payments and phone records and conducted wiretaps, trying to link him to Mack.
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An FBI agent recentlytried to interview Mack at the federal prison in Alabama where he is serving 14- yearsfor the 19&#39;97 btahk&#39;irobberyt Mack denied having anything to do with the Wallace murder, according to court records and sources.
,The FBIdeclined tocomment onthe investigation. Documents indicate that thebureauis coordinating its work with the LAPD&#39;s Professional Standards Bureau,
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&#39; Court documents, however, show thatLAPD_robbery-homicide detectives are focusingonapossible Texas &#39; connection to the Wallace slaying unrelatedto the Poole theory. _ Police haveintenriewed theowner of ablue 1996 Bentleythat they suspect played arole in the shooting. Since September, police have traveled several times to Houston to interview witnesses and pursue leads about
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