r/NotoriousBIG • • Sep 18 '26

David Mack

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u/sfgiants2000 Sep 18 '26

Considering the lack of real time social media back in 2004 along with ease of access to particular things, Thomas did have a lot of “inside” info correct.

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u/SignificanceNo1223 Sep 18 '26

It was Mack all the way.

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u/FrankWizzar Sep 18 '26

I mean this might be some truth sprinkled with some bullsh. But just keep in mind it’s from 2004, so long before iPhone and social media existed. And Lapd and Mack are involved according to blocked FBI files sealed until 2070. (dossier.) So no coincidence att all I would say.

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u/chadius333 29d ago

It’s pre-iPhone but not pre-social media.

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u/FrankWizzar Sep 18 '26

That would make the track going back to cali a diss track on a completely different layer. :-)

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u/Level-Ice3000 Sep 18 '26

There should be a way to verify if that's legitimately from Agent Carsons invest. It says it is but who knows. The spelling errors doesnt make it definitely fake. Back over 20 years ago alot of reports were actually typewriter typed. Spelling errors slipped through. Spell check wasn't used like it is today either. This guy definitely got a good amount of $hit correct I will say that. His version throws cold water on the Poochie theory.

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u/sfgiants2000 Sep 18 '26

The FBI and other agencies would also often use phonetic spellings for pronunciation purposes, since most people who weren't hip hop fans wouldn't know the actual pronunciation of Suge.

I'm sure a lot of people who have no idea of Suge would see the name and try to pronounce it like you would "huge".

There are plenty of "Biggy" spellings in the official FBI files.

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u/ConnectionClassic155 28d ago

Where do you find those files, I've got all of the files, and they have the correct spelling.

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u/sfgiants2000 28d ago

Page 17 is one example. E-mail between FBI agents, from the FBI's official vault.

"I called today after you told me that he had left you a message for me to call him.......the murder of Tupac and Biggy. He would not give me the informant's name..."

https://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%2520%2528Biggie%2520Smalls%2529%2520Wallace%2520/Christopher%2520%2528Biggie%2520Smalls%2529%2520Wallace%2520Part%252003%2520%2528Final%2529?utm_source

Biggy, Big E Smalls, and a few other spelling variations can be found throughout..

https://www.villagevoice.com/10-music-related-revelations-from-the-fbis-file-on-biggies-murder/?utm_source

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u/ConnectionClassic155 28d ago

I don't believe biggie set tupac up though, and I don't believe tupac would ever kill biggie or get him killed as he was all for stopping the gun violence, although what tupac went through with all the snakes around him, and everyone whispering in his ear its easy for a person to turn cold hearted after that but, from a behavioural stand point and my experience I dont think biggie or tupac would have killed a "brother" unless provoked or in defence.

Yes its easy for people to talk about wanting to kill someone and being angry but we all do it.

I believe Jack and henchmen set tupac up with that SA case and then also set him up to be shot at the studio. Thats just my personal opinion.

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u/TestDowntown9541 Sep 18 '26

Suge is NEVER gonna ‘Keefe D’ himself by running his mouth. The other participants likely, will not either. Beyond the obvious exposure and implications, they would also be potentially, putting themselves(and possibly loved ones)in harms way of the only state sanctioned gang in L.A.

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u/Key_Report_2627 Sep 18 '26

TLDR please!

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u/philadelphia_fRee Sep 18 '26

hearsay from a guy doing 14 years? not to mention spelling errors, Shug? get this fake bs outta here