Money B shares his theory on who pulled the trigger

Key Points:

• Jury selection has begun in the murder trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur; Davis denies pulling the trigger and claims his past confessions were exaggerated for attention.
• Ronald “Money B” Brooks of Digital Underground, who knew Tupac personally, believes the actual shooter, widely rumored to be Davis's nephew Orlando Anderson, is now deceased, and suggests other individuals or agencies may have been involved in the killing and cover-up.
• Money B highlighted Tupac's early career with Digital Underground and praised his intense work ethic and compassionate nature, emphasizing Tupac's desire to challenge authority and support his community.
• He dismissed the widely held belief that the East Coast-West Coast rap feud was a factor in Tupac’s death, arguing that media outlets fabricated and amplified a personal conflict into a larger rivalry, which he believes contributed to the tragedy.
• Money B plans to address these issues further in his upcoming memoir, "A D.U. Party Don’t Stop," set for release in October.