DJ Vlad Says Keefe D Backed Out of New Tupac Interview After Taking Money for It

Robetha Beth

Weeks before Keefe D‘s arrest for the murder of Tupac Shakur, he was ready to talk about the July raid on his home — but according to DJ Vlad, Keefe got cold feet and made off with stacks of Vlad’s cash.

Keefe D claims is something that will finally resolve years of speculation and worldwide rage over the real reason and who is behind, 2pac’s murder.

This will also eliminate the assumption hence after Notorious BIG’s demise, the road to 2pac’s killers all leads to Puff Daddy even all speculation were never proven.

However, a lot of people are beginning to sense that Keefe Claims could be true as it believe that Puff daddy was really scared of 2Pac.

Some popular opinion is that, Keefe was still being paid by Puff Daddy and eventually left Puff long enough to make himself big before destroying him. and if Daddy is the culprit this is true then, it could be very possible as a reprisal attack to avenge the death of notorious BIG.

It is said that 2pac was never a friend of Puff Daddy as many of his reference to black jealousy and hatred was because of P-diddy and Puff was a close friend to late Biggie.

It was reported at the time how investigators collected several electronic items such as a hard drive, laptops and USBs during the raid … and police say that ultimately led to last month’s stunning arrest of Keefe.

Now, Vlad tells Faizon Love … Keefe actually reached out to him to do another sit-down, and Vlad agreed. He said he even paid Keefe an initial deposit to secure the interview.

As it turns out, Vlad says he learned Keefe was fielding offers — and collecting deposits — from other outlets too, but was unable to make the interview happen before he got busted.

Vlad says he’s yet to see any sort of refund of his money and doesn’t sound like he’s holding his breath for one.

While it’s possible Keefe was playing media outlets just to make some quick money … Tupac’s brother Mopreme is far from amused by his actions over the last several years, and want to see justice dealt.