NYP reported the hint.Diddy for the kill Tupac

American rapper and producer P.Diddy (real name — Sean Combs) hinted to his victim of sexual assault that he was involved in the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur. This was reported on January 29 by the New York Post.

According to the newspaper, Combs used the mention of Tupac's murder as a threat to force the alleged victim of sexual assault to remain silent. Plaintiff Steve Otis claims that he was the victim of violence by Combs in a New York hotel after, according to him, he was drugged.

According to Otis, after the incident, Combs threatened him and claimed that if he was able to arrange the murder of Tupac, the consequences for Otis himself would be even more serious.

The case file also states that Combs allegedly forced Otis to engage in humiliating acts with a woman for several hours. After that, according to the plaintiff, the threats continued: in 2014, when Otis left a comment on Instagram (owned by Meta, recognized as extremist in Russia and banned) about Combs, representatives of third parties allegedly reminded him of the possible consequences.

The lawsuit also notes that the owner of the escort agency with which Otis collaborated warned him that people associated with Combs could "make people disappear." Otis claims that he took the threats as a demand to remain silent under threat of death.

The killer suspected of murdering Tupac testified on September 7 about Combs' involvement in the murder. According to a Las Vegas police spokesman, Combs had never been considered a suspect in the case before.

The PageSix portal reported on November 13 that Combs had his prison term extended. It was previously planned that the actor would leave Fort Dix prison on May 8, 2028. However, according to the source, a new release date was set for June 4, 2028. At the same time, the reasons for the change of deadline were not disclosed.

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