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Lil' Kim Claims Government Responsible for Biggie Murder

Posted Mar 9th 2011 7:00PM by Theo Bark
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On the 14th anniversary of the death of legendary Brooklyn MC Notorious B.I.G., former protege Lil' Kim has revealed that she believes the United States Government was behind the unsolved murder. While it has long been rumored that embittered rivals Biggie and Tupac Shakur were shot down by everyone from Death Row Records founder Suge Knight to the C.I.A., in an interview with Orlando radio personality Lady T, Kim revealed that she believes the conspiracy runs "deeper than what people would believe it to be."

"I always felt like Biggie and Tupac's deaths was bigger than how they made it to be," she told the Power 95.3 DJ. "It's bigger than Suge Knight being involved, I think it's even over his head. Them two was very powerful guys; they both could've ran for mayor just like [Governor] Arnold Schwarzenegger and probably won. I think the government is looking at it like 'we cannot have these two hood dudes with this much power, runnin' for mayor or somethin' like that, and winning,' 'cause they feel like they would have lost control.

"I think it was way deeper than what people would like to believe it to be, I can't say if this person was involved or that person was involved, no one knows. But I know it was way deeper than what people believe it to be," the Queen Bee concluded.

New details regarding Biggie's Los Angeles murder came out last month, further suggesting that two Suge Knight-associated LAPD officers were responsible for the murder.

Meanwhile, Kim, who is currently embroiled in a largely one-sided beef with newcomer Nicki Minaj, recently released her controversial 'Black Friday' mixtape.

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Filed under: Hip-Hop, Hip-Hop News, What's Beef?, R.I.P.
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siincex8ghty8

Well duh Kim!! Anyone who doesn't know that Pac & Bigg murder was a conspiracy is stupid. Those two black brothas had the power. Pac spoke his mind had the whole west coast rockin with him and disliking the east coast.Same with Bigg...The elite didn't like it, so they took them both out.

April 13 2011 at 4:52 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

lrki267

Hello everyone....It's amazing!
My friend Vanessa, a 28 yrs lady, has announced her w'edding with a millio'naire young man Ronald who is the CEO of a MNC. It's amazing, she said she just posted her pro'file on a millio'na'ire d'ating s'ite called
-----S'eek'R'ich℃○M------ and received his chat invit'ations a few days later. Then, everything went so well that I can't believe it's true! Every love story will unfold on it's own..............none of your own research? No fact-finding? STHU!

March 10 2011 at 9:59 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Complexitii

Tell us something we don't know, Kim. She's clearly using everything in the book to spark new interest and controversy. You're telling me that after 14 years of the murder of a man you loved, you just "THINK it was way deeper than what people would like to believe it to be" - none of your own research? No fact-finding? STHU!

March 10 2011 at 12:40 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

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