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| Murder of Notorious B.I.G. |
Who killed rapper Notorious BIG's East Coast The murder remains unsolved, but the truth is, as the case arise reopened.
Christopher Wallace, aka Notorious BIG or Biggie Smalls, was in Los Angeles 9th March 1997 killing, six months after another violent death shocked the music industry on the west coast, where the rapper Tupac Shakur was murdered in Las Vegas.
On 7 January 2011, Ted Rowlands broke, a CNN reporter, the news of the murder of Notorious BIG has grown because of new information that could finally answer the question "Who Killed Notorious BIG?
The murder of Notorious B.I.G.
Lator George Christopher Wallace, born 21st May 1972, was in a suburb that the relocation of part of the music industry, the rapper was shot to death involved the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.
At the time of the murder of rapper that no one but the spread is the voice had been arrested, that the shooting of the dramatic end of the fight between the famous West Coast and East Coast rap scene he witnessed victims of the first six months of Tupac Shakur, his murder remains unsolved.
Suge Knight is the Notorious BIG behind the crime?
Retired LAPD detective Russell Poole, author of "The Labyrinth: examined A detective in the murder of Tupac Shakur and Notorious BIG, the Implication of Death Row Records, Suge Knight and the origins of the scandal in the Los Angeles Police Department, says Marion" Suge " Knight, Death Row Records CEO whose main star Tupac Shakur was the mastermind behind the murder of Wallace (Ted Rowlands, "Investigation into the death of Notorious BIG is warming up," CNN News, 7 January 2011).
While Suge Knight was in jail for violating probation at the time of the shooting of BIG, said Poole CNN that he believes "Suge Knight has the strikes ordered" and that the murder was of Death Records head organized safety line, Reggie Wright, jr. Both Knight and Wright to deny that anything to do with the death of Wallace (Rowan).
The police of dealing with the death of Wallace suspected
Poole said he retired early LAPD, and that during the investigation found evidence that the police involved in the crime and was working for Death Row Records in your spare time: "I think I was too close to the truth [... .] I think he was afraid the truth would be a scandal "(Rowlands).
A former police officer, David Mack in particular, as the man who actually fired the bullet that killed Wallace considered. According to Poole, Mack's former colleague had the same car as the shooter was on the other hand, Mack seems to reflect the sketch of the murderer witness said he saw at the time of the shooting.
Although Poole said he told the truth, "said the Los Angeles City Council Bernard Parks that his statement is false because, as he told CNN:" I have never ignored an advantage that could help solve the murder "(Rowlands).
The murder of Notorious B.I.G. 'S little to solve?
After almost 14 years of mystery and unanswered questions about the Notorious BIG may have been killed, police reopened the murder of Christopher Wallace. Perry Sanders, Wallace family lawyer, gave a statement on behalf of their clients, who are called "very happy for the progress. [...] The main concern was always the resolution of the criminal investigation" (MTV News "Notorious BIG murder case reopened 8th January 2011).
Christopher Wallace, aka Notorious BIG or Biggie Smalls, was in Los Angeles 9th March 1997 killing, six months after another violent death shocked the music industry on the west coast, where the rapper Tupac Shakur was murdered in Las Vegas.
On 7 January 2011, Ted Rowlands broke, a CNN reporter, the news of the murder of Notorious BIG has grown because of new information that could finally answer the question "Who Killed Notorious BIG?
The murder of Notorious B.I.G.
Lator George Christopher Wallace, born 21st May 1972, was in a suburb that the relocation of part of the music industry, the rapper was shot to death involved the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.
At the time of the murder of rapper that no one but the spread is the voice had been arrested, that the shooting of the dramatic end of the fight between the famous West Coast and East Coast rap scene he witnessed victims of the first six months of Tupac Shakur, his murder remains unsolved.
Suge Knight is the Notorious BIG behind the crime?
Retired LAPD detective Russell Poole, author of "The Labyrinth: examined A detective in the murder of Tupac Shakur and Notorious BIG, the Implication of Death Row Records, Suge Knight and the origins of the scandal in the Los Angeles Police Department, says Marion" Suge " Knight, Death Row Records CEO whose main star Tupac Shakur was the mastermind behind the murder of Wallace (Ted Rowlands, "Investigation into the death of Notorious BIG is warming up," CNN News, 7 January 2011).
While Suge Knight was in jail for violating probation at the time of the shooting of BIG, said Poole CNN that he believes "Suge Knight has the strikes ordered" and that the murder was of Death Records head organized safety line, Reggie Wright, jr. Both Knight and Wright to deny that anything to do with the death of Wallace (Rowan).
The police of dealing with the death of Wallace suspected
Poole said he retired early LAPD, and that during the investigation found evidence that the police involved in the crime and was working for Death Row Records in your spare time: "I think I was too close to the truth [... .] I think he was afraid the truth would be a scandal "(Rowlands).
A former police officer, David Mack in particular, as the man who actually fired the bullet that killed Wallace considered. According to Poole, Mack's former colleague had the same car as the shooter was on the other hand, Mack seems to reflect the sketch of the murderer witness said he saw at the time of the shooting.
Although Poole said he told the truth, "said the Los Angeles City Council Bernard Parks that his statement is false because, as he told CNN:" I have never ignored an advantage that could help solve the murder "(Rowlands).
The murder of Notorious B.I.G. 'S little to solve?
After almost 14 years of mystery and unanswered questions about the Notorious BIG may have been killed, police reopened the murder of Christopher Wallace. Perry Sanders, Wallace family lawyer, gave a statement on behalf of their clients, who are called "very happy for the progress. [...] The main concern was always the resolution of the criminal investigation" (MTV News "Notorious BIG murder case reopened 8th January 2011).
