Keefe D Exonerates Diddy Completely In Tupac Murder, Says He Made It All Up

Keefe D just dropped a massive reversal that clears Diddy completely in the Tupac murder case, claiming his entire story about the mogul was fabricated by his legal team.

In his first interview since being convicted of first-degree murder on August 31, 2026, the imprisoned gang figure told The Hollywood Reporter exactly what went down behind closed doors, and it’s a complete 180 from everything prosecutors presented at trial.

For years, Keefe D had maintained that Diddy offered him $1 million to have both Tupac and Suge Knight killed back in 1996.

That allegation became central to the prosecution’s case and dominated courtroom testimony throughout the trial. But now he’s saying none of it was real.

“Puff never said he wanted a hit out on Shakur and Knight for a million dollars,” Keefe D stated in the exclusive interview. “My lawyer made that shit up. Him and Chuck Philips. They wrote a script for me and all that.”

The confession came during a jailhouse conversation where Keefe D explained how his attorney and the late Los Angeles Times journalist allegedly coached him through a fabricated narrative.

He claims he was pressured into the story to protect his family from federal prosecution and to avoid having his children taken away by authorities.

According to his account, law enforcement threatened to charge his son and sister unless he cooperated with their investigation into other matters.

Keefe D emphasized his innocence repeatedly throughout the interview, stating, “I’m a good man, man. I’m a good person. I’m not no fucking killer. Puff never offered me no fucking million dollars for them.”

He also directed a message toward the imprisoned music executive, saying, “Help me out in here. Look out for my family. Look out for my kids and my family.”

The comments represent a stark contrast to his previous public statements during television appearances and podcast interviews, in which he detailed the alleged bounty.

The jury convicted Keefe D despite his defense team’s efforts to discredit the prosecution’s case, and Judge Carli Kierny scheduled his sentencing for October 13, 2026.

Meanwhile, Diddy remains incarcerated on separate charges, serving a 50-month sentence for prostitution-related offenses with a scheduled release date of February 5, 2028, according to federal Bureau of Prisons records.