was killed by Wardell “Poochie” Fouse, a member of the Bloods and Death Row affiliate.

Others have also claimed Death Row co-founder Suge Knight pulled the strings in both killings, and now, his former right-hand man has come forwarded with new information that would indicate that was the case when it came to the slaying of the Brooklyn native who was born Christopher Wallace.Īccording to HipHopDX, Mob James-who served as Knight’s “capo”-recently spoke to VladTV in a conversation where he endorsed the explanation previously floated by Death Row security chief Reggie Wright Jr., who previously asserted The Notorious B.I.G. Official Music Video for The Notorious B.I.G. While it’s still unclear who actually pulled the trigger on The Strip, multiple people familiar with 2Pac’s death believe that a Crips member named Orlando Anderson played an instrumental role in orchestrating the hit and may have fired the fatal shots himself.

With that said, there is no shortage of theories concerning the culprits. When you consider the two men were the face of hip-hop at the time, it’s kind of wild that both of their murders are officially classified as “unsolved” almost 25 years after they occurred. was killed in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles a little over six months after Tupac Shakur’s life was claimed in a similar incident in Las Vegas. In 1997, the bitter and deadly war between rappers on the East and West Coast (primarily waged between members of Death Row Records and Bad Boy Entertainment) effectively came to an end when The Notorious B.I.G.

Mob James says Wardell “Poochie” Fouse pulled the trigger in the Los Angeles shooting that claimed the life of the rapper On YouTube comment pages, message boards and 9/11 truther sites, he found a warren of conspiracy theories that boiled down to one of two arguments: a) Biggie was a prophet of Nostradamus-like.

Suge Knight’s former right-hand man has revealed the identity of the person he claims murdered The Notorious B.I.G.

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