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Notorious B.I.G. Murder Rumor: Was Someone Recently Questioned?

Sep 19, 2026 · illseed

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Notorious B.I.G. Murder Rumor: Was Someone Recently Questioned?

Christopher Wallace may have been gone nearly 30 years, but I am hearing something that could put the murder of The Notorious B.I.G. back in the rumors.

Before anybody runs wild with this, this is a rumor. However, this particular information comes from an actual source I know and communicate with personally.

I am being told that someone connected in the hood was recently questioned regarding the murder of Biggie Smalls. Yes. I said questioned. This information comes as another individual passes away. Time is moving and I think the cops may want to solve this thing.

This info does not mean arrested, charged, accused or even considered a suspect. I have not determined exactly why this individual was approached. All I know is the rumor says it was Biggie related. But the timing certainly has my attention.

Biggie was murdered in Los Angeles on March 9, 1997, and the case remains officially unsolved. Approaching 30 years.

Now consider what has happened surrounding the Tupac Shakur case. The Keefe D prosecution dragged decades of old allegations, interviews and names back into public discussion. Sean “Diddy” Combs has repeatedly surfaced in allegations concerning Tupac’s murder, although he has denied involvement and has never been charged in connection with Shakur’s death.

Keefe D himself has made conflicting statements through the years about an alleged $1 million offer connected to Tupac’s killing. More recently, he has denied Diddy was responsible.

So why am I bringing Tupac into a Biggie rumor?

Because my sources are suggesting there may be renewed interest in the Wallace investigation following developments surrounding Tupac’s case.

Then there is Suge Knight.

I recently watched an interview in which a man with alleged gang ties claimed somebody was paid to murder Biggie. I cannot personally vouch for this man’s credibility. These Internet interviews have become their own economy, and sometimes guests are compensated for appearances. An internet story and a prosecutable case are two completely different animals. Wild vs domestic.

Biggie’s murder has also existed beneath the enormous shadow of allegations involving Los Angeles law enforcement, corruption and the Rampart scandal. There have been lawsuits, documentaries, books and enough theories to fill several evidence rooms.

Could somebody finally be building an actual case?

I don’t know.

Right now, law enforcement is not saying anything that confirms what I am hearing.

But somebody is asking questions.

And after almost 30 years, that alone is worth watching.

What do you think?

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