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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder Victim;
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Details: On March 9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka Notorius

B I.G., was murdered as
he left the Peterson Automotive Museum in
Los Angeles after attending apost Music Awards ceremony.
WALLACE was in the middle car of a3-car caravan when adark
Chevy SS Impala pulled next to him and fired several times into
the passenger area where
WALLACE was sitting. WALLACE
died
minutes later at a local
hospital.

Several
sources have identified the shooter as alight
kinneg blagk male wearing asuit and bow tie

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tr1 ger
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LAPD
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attende
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and seen
talking oncell phTnas_uhQn_NALLACE_mas_lean
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s confronting
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prior to his leged the same tactics
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which
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one gang
memberE::E22f]Mob
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Pirunot
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radios, scanners and other tactical items. Note: A Qmmgun
was
used to kill WALLACE with very rare Gecko 9mm ammunition. TUPAC
was killed in Las Vegas in September, 1996, 6 months_prior to
WALLACE being
shot. It is alleged that the
WALLACE murder was in
retaliation to the TUPAC murder. TUPAC worked for DEATH ROW
records at the time he was shot west coast! while WALLACE worked
for BAD BOY records east coast!. Both were worth millions and
their was a"rivalry" goin on between east coast rap vs. west
coast rap.
LAPD Officer[:%%;]and
were Mob Piru Blood
other
gang me ers that
alleged
worked with
LAPD,Officers
and affiliated be
with DEATH ROW records. When
TUPAC was killed, it is alleged by
many that WALL illed in retal&#39; &#39; andthat:this was b7C
orchestrated b is good
Officers that
friendIi:ij:]and other
LAPDa sociated with. I

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not
hasbeen
able
to locaiei E;
murder. Sources
solve the
LAPD subsequently

within the
opened

LAPD have
up ahomici

stated
ec e after the

| |thwarted the murder

investigation whenl land other LAPD Officersbegan
to showup
as
potentially being
involved. Subsequently, aFederal Civil

and
coverupin tiemurder ofl EHRISTOPHER WALLA
lawsuit was filed arging police negligence

stated they
SA has met ndwith[:::::;::;;::::]attorneys
provi eeir entire federal
who
civil case. the LAPD has also been
briefed on
captioned case an as s ae he will have Robbery Homicide/LAPD,
who has been investigating captioned case, provide their case
file as
well. I
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the FBI in attempts to determine what role LAPD Officers played
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The following is asynopsis regarding the murder of

Christopher Wallace, aka Notorius B.I.G. BIGGIE SMADLS! that
occurred on March 9, 1997 in Los Angeles, CA. At
the time of his
murder, BIGGIE was the #1 rap artist for BAD BOY records based in
New York. TUPAC SHAKUR was shot and killed in Las Vegas, NV in
September, 1996, 6 months prior to BIGGIE being killed. TUPAC
was the,#l rap artist f &#39; is based in
ComQ§§n, DEATH
CA. Row I I BAD BOY
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etween east coast rap vs. west
Their
was
coast rap
an ongoing
that escalated
"rivalry"
as TUPAC
west coast! was killed and that BIGGIE east&#39;coast! was-killed
in retaliation. Neither murder has been solved. .

TUPAC and BIGGIE became friends as they

both began rapping
on the
east coast with BIGGIE"o enin u" i s" for TUPAC. TUPAC
was signed
by BAD
BOY records[iE:::f::E:j?jE]*As
TUPAC in!
got
trouble, including being shot at and convicted for rape am0ng-- _
other things, he ended up spending time in jail. During this~ =
time BIGGIE&#39;s ra career be an
to flourish Because of TUPAC&#39;s

stepped EATH ROW records;

bad reputation

to New
Tif:ff:?;fEff§lew ou
York, bailed TUPAC out
distanced hims - and in

ROW west
coast! whereh of emade
jail, and
&#39;
"&#39;
millions At
si ne
[:::::§:::] im to
&#39; DEATH
this time
BIGGIE was being named rapper of the year and making millions for
BAD BOY east coast!. The following is a short chronology of
events that
lead up
to the shooting death
of TUPAC and the
"retaliation" of BIGGIE where allegedly LAPD officers were
involved.

CHRONOLOGY

SeptemberLH1993 I Ia DEATH
ROW
artist, was charged along with two other DEATH ROW employees in
the murder of agang member in Los Angeles. Forensic and
ballistic evidence crucial to the case in the possession of the
LAPD Pacific Division became missing. At the time the evidence

Iwas producin
DEATH ROW. was susequenly acqui
.
Ia major
part otl
Note: KEVIN
GAINES shotwas and
killedldut brandished
on March 18, 1997, as GAINES, while of agun
light.[:::?:]didknow
and bl dan
notGwas aLAPoicer.|
member sins hile as a
hot iégg

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GAINEStwice
killing him before GAINES
was
able to
pull his
ma
trigger.[:::::]was subsequently cleared of all misconduct.
GAINESan
[::::::]had
admitted
an
was role
active
Blood gang
member
in DEATH ROW
andLt
activi ies.
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October 1,
1993 TUPAC wasarrested for allegedlylshooting an
off duty Atlanta police officer. Charges were subsequently
dropped.

N ovember 1 1994 TUPAC was shot

5 times during arobbery in
the lobby
of Quad Recording Studios in Times
Square,.NY. BIGGIE
and members of his entourage were inside the same studio at this
time. Without evidence, TUPAC and members
of DEATH ROW believed
BIGGIE had knowledge or involvement in the shooting.

March 13, 1995 A gang member is

murdered at the El Rey
theater in Los Angeles. Many of the security peopleiare off_duty.
police officers from Long Beach PD, Compton
PD, Inglewood PD,
Hawthorne
PD and LAPD, all
working for Wrightway Securities who
handled all DEATH ROW security at
the-time. The victim was ..-
beaten
by
many
police
numerous
officers &#39;
Blood
gang
members DEATH ROW,[::;;::;::::]and
i_ oo gangs
y _
members!. Wrightway a.former .. _

1995 Source Awards While on

stage in front
of anational
audience DEATH ROWmakes
antagonist remarks
towards BAD BOY records. &#39;
_

November
1,
1995 Onemonth
after Source Awards,[:::::::::::::::]
[:iffEjwag_wIEh[::::::Ewhen
resu
he
wasfatallywhich
es
or

tof
was
shotthe
an
argument
the Atlanta

between
DEATH
murder of JASSAN ROBLES.

ROW and BAD BOY employees.

| A xI see Sept7,
1996 in chronology!
was identified b aolice officer as being
involved in this
killin
. Det] INYPD/FBI task force has source who
stated? Iwas also
involved who is
a
bodyguardl |I
November 1,1995 same davl
BIGGIE is named
rap artist of the
year by Billboard magazine. At
this time,
TUPAC was recovering
from the 1994 shooting and was
charged with rape from aseparate
incident.

November 1995
5 LAPDofficer[::::::::::::::::]is investigated
for working for DEATH ROW, aviolation of LAPD policy.

Late
1995 Recording artist Randy Stretch Walker} believed to
be of DEATH ROW, was murdered in adrive by shooting&#39;in Queens,
NY. I

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avideo byl Iof DEATH ROW,
who at the time was making
millions for DEATH ROW.

Winter 1995 BAD BOYreleased recording by BIGGIE title "Who

shot Ya". DEATH ROW states they believe the song was in
reference to the November, 1994 shooting of TUPAC of DEATH ROW in
Queens, NY.

December 18,
1995 Following MTV awards,| lwas
reported beaten by members of DEA seeking
informationthe
on whereabouts
ofE§:ff?:fEf:ffffBAD[:::::::]
BOY.
||recalled hearing radio communication about this
rom po ice o icers who were present. When he was released, LA
County police officers were present. Two off dut - &#39; were
present at
the DEATH
ROW
party
during the beating UIt is
alleged that DEATH ROWsecurity who beat] |were LAPD officers
working off duty for DEATH ROW the same two officers later
seen
at the DEATH ROW party!. , -

May,
1996 " &#39;DEATH
ROW is investigatedwfor zoning violations
associated with numerous crimes of violence- &#39;Reports of
this _&#39;_
state "There are armed security guards at this@location*in plain .
clothes and in
security uniforms. These security officers are
off duty police officers and retired officers which are employed
by DEATH ROW". .
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March
7, 1996 Fight breaks out between DEATH ROW and BAD
BOY employees in the VIP area at the 1996 Soul Tr &#39;&#39; &#39;. ith
guns being brandished. Officers
responding state as
P resent
9 with
15 20 additional an 9 members alon
security guards. Also present are off duty police officers from
Hawthorne PD and aLAPD/Metro officer
among other
agencies
[:%ffEinding add
officers
theseoff duty
DEATH ROW! as bodyguards.
officers
_
worked
for[:::::::::]
June 1, 1996 LAPD is informed that the ATF was conducting an
investigation of DEATH ROW concerning firearm violations and
that
the IRS was conducting asimultaneous tax investigation.

June 2, 1996 Ameeting between LAPD and DEATH ROW takes place
to discuss dissatisfaction with armed security personnel and the
use of off duty police officers.

August 18, 1996 4 identified gang members were

arrested as
they left DEATH ROW. One semi-automatic handgun and two ski masks
are recovered. I

[::ii:jI* September
7, 1996
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rap artist for BAD BOY, was beaten at the MGM Grand hotel
egas onenig o
V th
TUPAC and other
DEATH
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ROW members
H lf
were
ld f
involved
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videotape

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September 7_ 1996 same n1qhCL[::::::::E7C :1 LAPD officers
ITyson
NwereHo yfield ight.
present
in
Las Vegas
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they left
after the
the MGM
beating
Frandi
Ih;5 Qggprrid
by| |I
roximate
a 2yours UPAC and others.
TUPAC died 6 days later from the gunshots.

September 9, 1996 According to Compton PD search warrant, gang

members of agang associated with DEATH ROWmet at Leuders Park
in
Los Angeles to discuss retaliation against South Side Crip
gang members for the TUPAC shooting.

Afte this
I meeting LAPD
, learned tha¢|:| an
Inglewood School Police Officer, was working for DEATH ROW.
October 22,
1996
WWWI lwasincarc
_ LAl Fn
&#39; ation violation -the heatin ,
at the MGM Grand with
TUPACL. ee.. .11

October 23, 1996 While LAPD is interviewing DEATH~ROW

employeesk theinterview was disrupted by[::::::::::::::]a San
_Bernardino reserve officer working security for DEATH ROW.

November 4, 1996 FBI Los Angeles received a call

from an LAPD
officer identifying himself as Officer[::::::::::::::::]inquiring
[::::2?f:jwas investigated
for ties
to
DEATH
he
FBI
ROW
November,
in had an ongoing investigation on DEATH ROW.

***+**+ March 9 1997 ********

BIGGIE is shot and killed
as he
leaves the Peterson Automotive Museum party in
Los Angeles. A
dark Chevy SS Impala pulls up next to BIGGIE&#39;s car and shoots
several times into the passenger area where BIGGIE issitting.
Ballistic examination of the shell casings revealed the weapon
used was a 9mm and the brand of ammunition was made by Gecko.
Gecko is ametal piercing round made in
Europe and rarely
found
in
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placed atelephone call to
New

involved inTfi:f:i]killing.
York and
gave them
ibpoke witi the
st
LAPD,
this in
aperson
&#39; was
tified as
su sequently told by
was
the LAPD

further
there are
follow
up was one
there wasa LAPDofficer named
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over 500

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learn &#39;
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in
the hone directory. No
ed
later in
write-up! until reading the June 7, 2001, article in

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informant had stated b7D
to murder BIGGIE.

lilhad a reputation cf<>wing|i|<DE H

ROW! lots of money and allegedly got them to
peddle drugs
or they would not get paid. Word on the street was cocaine could
be purchased for $14,000/kil ewest coast and sold on the
east coast for $24,000/kil &#39; hd aa lt o of east coast
&#39; TUPAC working at DEATH ROW. At one point
owed TUPAC aroun &#39; d
ot ers be an complaining about
all the money he owed them. EventuaIly, most
op artists left DEATH ROW because of this &#39; g
red for their lives. These artists include and
among others.

WITNESSES TO INTERVIEW: All CI&#39;S havebeen identified

It is alleged from several sources that owed- _

TUPAC million&#39;s of dollars from royalties an
t at ssoon
going to
be leaving DEATH ROW and blow t
"+~ whistlejon. and
his drug
activities.
itted both
Frommany
the TUPAC
sources[Ef:::]made&#39;it
and BIGGIE
oo
murders Allegedl
like"
was involved in the killing of TUPAC in Las Vegas
|when PA 1
I TUPAC I lEuLwL4Ii
and A
&#39;
. worked
l[ll
this owing of millions and that
for DEATH ROW who
he TUPAC! was going
to
TUPAC.told about
leave and
take un-released songs worth millions with him. CI#1, who is
willing to talk with writer, believes :and his "people" were
involved in
the BIGGIE killing and made &#39; looklike&#39;a
&#39;
&#39;
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w dislikes im very m .CI can
show writer iwhile
working for

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in a were
Ito
meetin
plan hit
theBIGGIE.
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description others give of the shooter.

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"killed" BIGGIE.
states
in
utenant[:::;::;:::g]from
aLASheriff document
Universal
t
Substation has his name
on top ot is ocument. ;
ci#a,u ... Febrary, , - |i|
picks out as
being
someone always seen at DEATH ROW functions. In May 1998 CI
states he has knowledge
regarding theBIGGIE killingiandtaskedto
speak with the Assistant D.A. CI is denied. .

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in September, 199
L vement of BIGGIE
s already
investi a&#39; CI#7 .
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CI#7 _ _
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attorneys and the_10 eye witnesses;j;__
they plan to the federal civil Iawsuit against the .
LAPD. CI stated he can arrange to have all
10 cooperate with the "-
FBI as they will not speak with the LAPD. "

40 caliber glock
aDEATH ROW function
rior oe TUPAC killing. ~CI oes not
now w at appene wi his gun. Note; .40 caliber gun was used
to
kill TUPAC.
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CI#9
[:::::]BIGGI a ar
SS Impala
pulled up
and
shot at
BIGGIE. Te shooter was aMuslim looking person who
he could identify. .

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ase
allegedly did this to ma e
Ilook bad and
opefully have him found guilty of
negligence for shdoting
GAINES. &#39; I

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records. CI&#39;s
have b6
numero &#39;
tures
with[:::::::::::]and other LAPD
officers[:::::]
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5. The BIGGIE killing. bqg
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states in
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as
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Source, who is not in aposition to testify, provided the

following information:

Source met with writer and SSA &#39;

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list of names
andBiggie
Christopher
telephone
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Smalls ttornevs and alist
of their witnesses
they will be deposing concerning the federal
civil lawsuit she has pending against the LAPD. Source also stated
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updated information.
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Source, whois not in aposition to

testifj, provided the
following information: _ 1
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G3! tapes and
one ! DVD regarding captioned case. Source also provided acopy
of the Federal Civil lawsuit filed by Christopher Wallace
Biggie Smalls!
family reqardin
his death.
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Source, who is not in aposition to testify, provided the

following information:
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copy made ofthe complete
investigative file| |perta1ning to LAPD Offi&#39;cers
involved
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Los Angeles
murdered as
after
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he
left
apost
the Peterson
Music Awards
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ceremony.
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when a dark
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severalftimes into
the passenger area
where WALLACE was sitting. WALLACE died
minutes later at a local
hospital. |
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skinned male
black wearing
asuitand bow
tie.| H
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been identified
by several sources as being Eh
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and seen talking on cell ph I
art and entering his car.

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identifie as
to his shoo inq.
confronting WALLACE&#39;s
Italleged the same tactics
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Iit was discoveredl
shrine of TUPAC SHAKUR
and numerous 9mm gunsand ammunifion, PD
radios, scanners and other tactical items. Note: A 9mm gun was
used to kill WALLACE with very rare Gecko 9mm ammuniion. TUPAC
was killed in Las Vegas in September, 1996, 6 months prior
to
WALLACE being shot. It is alleged that the WALLACE murder was in
retaliation to
the TUPAC murder. TUPAC worked for DEATH ROW
records at the time he
was shot west coast! while WALLACE worked
for BAD BOY records east coast!. Both were worth millions and
their
coast
rap.
was
a"rivalry"gging
Qn beLwe§n_iast rapcoast
alleged LAPDiOfficers
vs.
west
were Mob Piru
Blood gang members that worked with and affiliated
with DEATH ROW records. When
TUPAC was killed, it is alleged by
many that WALLACE was killed in retaliation and that|this was
orchestrated b JLAPD
Officers tha ssociated with. I
LAPD subsequently opened up ahomicide case after the
WALLACE murder and has not been able to
loca
murder. Sources
within the
LAPD have
statedi L
thwarted the|murder
|
[investigation
as potentially
whe
be quently,
LAPD Officers
beganCivil
aFederal
show
to up
lawsuit was file charging policelnegligence
and c0verup
in te murder
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stated they
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with attOr:neY&#39;S
and pr v e ir ntire
federal
who
civil case.| |the LAPDhas also been|briefed on
captioned case an as state
he will
have Robbery Homicide/LAPD,
who hasbeen investigating captioned case,provide their case
file as well.
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Numerous sourceshave stated they will

cooperate with
the FBI in attempts to determine what
role LAPD "
in the murder
of WALLACE. One source has stated

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Individual, who is not in a position to testify, provided

the following information;
Individual contacted writer and stated he/she was
contacted by a Santa Monica Police Department SMPD! officer who
has read about individual&#39;s
involvement regarding centain Los
Angeles Police Department LAPD! cases. After individual explained
he has a contact at the FBI writer!, the SMPD officer stated he
would like to meet with the FBI and provide information regarding
corrupt officers in Santa Monica. Individual, who had never heard
of
spoken to this SMPD officer before, stated he/she will set up a
meeting with writer and the SMPD officer where this
information can
then be discussed.

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listofinterviiews
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by the shooter and a time line of the murder of Christopher
Wallace.

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Individual, who has not agreed to testify, provided the

following information:
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to speak
with current
information on
LAPD|Qjjig§;§might
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some
other cases
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how he might have covered up any part of the investigation.
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Case ID #: 194CLA-232722MI
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Title: I I ET; Al; b6
Los Angeles Police Department;
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder Victim;
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aka Notorius B.I.G.;
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION;
OO: Los Angeles

Synopsis: Request for travel approval to New Orlean SI Louisiana.

Details: It is requested that on Ma 12, 2003, and r nin Ma

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Special Agent EdnLAPD S
argent
full-time investigator working on case &#39; trave
expenses in order to meet with Attorne who
represents| |Christopher|Wa1lace who
is deceased,and| la movie producer
flying in from
London for this meeting wo as interviewed and video&#39;recorded
several witnesses of captioned case
who have provide§
contradicting information regarding the death of Christopher

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aka Notorius B.I.G.;
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O0: Los Angeles

Synopsis: Request to
work Monday, May 27, 2003, Memorial Day.

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are scheduled to
fl to
Winton, NC, to
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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE - Murder Victim;
aka Notorius B.I.G.;
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION;
O0: Los Angeles

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movie produc
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May 13, 2003,worSA
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and
on case!
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with Attorney
who represents| I
producer
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in
from
who
London
for thiJ_meEEiE§T1E:
Christopher Wallace

of information
who is deceased,

and has put out

and

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regardingdeath
the Christopher
of Wallace
and Tupaj
Shakur.
con
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FBI to
depositions
participate
with
his office
and
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in
the next
several months both in Los Angeles and New York owitnesses
regarding Wallaces &#39; hese potential interviews
was
providedby SAI
provided numerous contacts and their
telephone
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cities.[:::::::::::::::]
numbers for eo le
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believes
are
important witnesses
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unedited interview|
with.
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filmed for his documentaries that would be very helpful to this
investigation.

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and
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Attorne w oworks
who on this
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case, was~conferenced infor most of the meeting rom his law
offices in
Colorado. -

The following is alist of notes/comments/suggestions

regarding the "BIGGIE SMALLS" murder and
potential leads and
interviews to follow
up on.

who dTH_he taIk with at

the B who "let him down"
-what police officers worked Iat Death
Row DR!
and officers that worked| I
how did these officers get paid 3
what kind of events/hours or how often did they work and
who would
they report to. _
Locate
the
tape| I
Locate any still&#39;
tapes/photographs that show a tall
lanky male
with abow tie &#39;
on at the Museum.

The Villa eVoice NewspaperinNew Yorkl

[:::::g:::f::]has
sour ecau
pursued
this case
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and states
that]
P
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Drafted By:

Case ID
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Los Angeles Police Department;
Al; I I
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder Victim; I
aka Notorius B.I.G.;
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS;
O0: Los Angeles

Synopsis: Request assistance from FBI San Diego to help provide

surveillance for captioned case. I
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Details: On March 9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka otorius
B.I.G., was murdered as he left the Peterson Automotive Museum in
Los Angeles after attending a post Music Awards ceremony.
WALLACE was in the middle car of a3-car caravan when adark
Chevy SSImpala pulled next to him and fired severalltimes into
the passenger area where WALLACE was sitting. WALLACE died
J
minutes at
later
alocalhospital. i b5
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seen just
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prior to
were and
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caravan just prior to his shooting.

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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder Victim;
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Synopsis: Request assistance from FBI San Diego to help provide

surveillance for captioned case.

Details: On March 9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, akaWotorius

B.I.G., was murdered as
he left the Peterson Automotive Museum in
Los Angeles after attending a post Music Awards ceremony.
WALLACE was in the middle car of a 3car caravan when a dark
Chevy SS Impala pulled next
to him and fired several times into
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aka Notorius B.I.G.;
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS;
OO: Los Angeles

Synopsis: Request assistance from FBI San Diego to h elp

provide
surveillance for captioned case.

Details: On March 9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka Wotorius

B.I.G., was murdered as he left the Peterson Automoti ve_Museum in
Los Angeles after attending a post Music Awards cere m ony.
WALLACE was in the middle car of a 3car caravan when a dark
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and seen talking on cell phones when WALLACE was leaving the
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agent and the SA who is currently handling the source The
source has also stated he is
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surveillance for a 3-day period from November 10 - 12 2003,
starting at
7:00 AM on November 10 until possibly the evenin of
H November 12. Durigg this 3-day Qeriod, source will| |
|on NovemberI2,
Ehe surveiflance will be terminated at
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aka Notorius B.I.G.;
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS;
O0: Los Angeles

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day -I

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preference and tentatively would like to do this sometime around
December
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Individual, who is not in aposition to testify, provided

the
following information:

Individual gave writer some names of current and/or

former LAPD officers that might have
been at
the Peterson
Automotive Museum the niqht that Christopher Wallace was killed.
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evidence Ehat
Ehese OEEICGIS were
their but because
of their
background and previous criminal
activity while working in
the Rampart and Southeast Divisions, they
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CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS;
O0: Los Angeles

Synopsis: Request for travel expenses to San Diego.

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requested that &#39; &#39;
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6, 2003, Special Agents SA&#39;s!
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LOS
ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT;
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE MURDER
VICTIM;
AKA NOTORIOUS
B.I.G.;
OO: LOS ANGELES

Synopsis: This is
to advise you that the following ELSUR
subfiles have been opened for the captioned investigation; and to
ensure the appropriate documents are routed to ELSUR.

Details: The purpose of this communication is to advdse

that the
following subfiles have been opened in order
to effectively
manage
the captioned matter. These subfiles will be maintained
by the ELSUR
Unit. ELSUR
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following subfiles and leads
covered:

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outlined on the consensual authority - FD759, dated
ll/O4/2003.
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substantive case
file, i.e. 1A
Section or Confidentia} File.
Set
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AT
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outlined on
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substantive case file, i.e. lA
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events
occurring at the following approximated times:

10[l7[2003

10:15 AM,agents established surveillance at

Union Bank
of California located at
the corner of H Street and 4th Avenue in
Chula Vista.This is aknownlocationI I
12:30 PM,surveillance is terminated withnb activity.
eon PM. veilnw: is ennvlisheql |
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an
unknown male UM! yelling inside the
garage and possibly was
hitting the person he
was yelling at. This continued for 10 15
minutes.

9:30 PM, all remaining lights of residence were turned

Off.

10:00 PM, surveillance was terminated.

10[18[2003

5:00 PM, established s

parked
in
the
driveway.
in Registered owner
Chula
Vista. A Red BMW sedan
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residence.

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8:25 PM,
Unknown Black
femalel
leaves the residence in the Red BMW.

8:35 PM, Unknown

Black male UM#l! arrives in a2door
Celica, exits the car and goes into
the residence. The car was
left on
during this time. It is
believed someone was still inside
the car while itwas left running.

8:50 PM, UM#1 leaves residence with an Unknown Black

female
in the Celica while another Unknown Black femage waves
goodbye to
them and then goes back inside the residence.

9:00 PM,All house lights of

residence are turned off.
10:00 PM, surveillance is terminated.

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7:00 AM, Establish survei1lance|
lariveway as itwas left Ehe
|TheBlack BMW
was parked
night before.
in the
The Red BMW is not
at
the residence. &#39;

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retrieves the newspaper, then goes hack inside.

9:20 AM, Unknown Blackma1e| |exits

the residence, puts aworkout bag into
the trunk of
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then goes back inside. 92
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10:00 AM,Unknown Black
male, |
leaves theresidence withUnknown Black
female,
[::::::]in the Black BMW.
Both are
wearing workout
clothes.
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10:30 PM, Black BMWdrives north on
the I5|freeway to
Claremont High School. SA walks by the
tennis courts
- at
the
HighSchool
the Black BMW. They
confirms
andplayitisl ennis and
begin to
hho
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were
is
in
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IIndividual, who is not in aposition to testify, provided

the following information:

Individual stated he/she has some contacts that might be

able to help locate witnesses who are in
the Los Angeles area
that
can provide information regarding captioned case. Sdurce added
he/she will contact his LAPD contacts when writer prdvides alist
of names that need to be located.

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Chula Vista Police Officerh telephone
number rovided the following information after
becoming involved in |captioned case.
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At a roximately 2:30 PM, writer received a| telephone

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To: Los Angeles

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12 2003 Special Agent&#39;s SA !
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was interviewed eephonicafly. After being advised
interview,
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performed surveillance
wit efollowing events occurringiat the approximated times:
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-00 AM, writer briefed agents on informatibn regarding

the operational plan for the next 3 days.

10:30 AM, surveillance is established

I:I in Chula Vista
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11:30 AM,| Ileaves
his residence driving aBlack 4~
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door BMW
to Ehe
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Mission
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child at
4:00 PM,[:::::::]leaves
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his residence
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is located just north of Telegraph Canyon Road, then
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7:15 AM,
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8:10 FM,
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exits the
garage and heads
toward the Child Care center
but does not o
there. There is
no child in her car. At
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again
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no child in the car, and

heads the opposite
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parks his
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7:30 PM, surveillance is terminated.

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parked in Ehe
driveway.
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is not.
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inside
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On 12/12/2003, a physical surveillance was bonducted in
the vicinity
residence!. The
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Vista, California
were
made:
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7:30AM Surveillance is initiated. §
8:40AM A black, 4 door BMW, driven by alight skinned
black male with a shaved head Subject!, reverses
in the driveway of the residence. The garage
door opens and Subject walks into the garage. A
darker skinned black male unknown male UM!!
walks out of the garage.

8:41AM Subject walks out of the garage, gets into the

black BMW and drives away. UM walks back into
the garage and the garage door closes.
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8:50AM Subject returns in the black BMW, the garage door
opens and Subject reverses the BMW into the
garage. Subject brings 2 garbage cans from the
side of the residence to the curb in front of the
residence. Subject enters the garage and returns
with awhite bag which he
puts intolone of the
garbage cans. Subject enters the garage and the
garage door closes.

9:04AM

9:06AM

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9:27AM

9 :4OAM
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LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT -
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT CITY OF LOS ANGELES _
WILLIE
L. WILLIAMS, CHIEF
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187
P.C&#39;. DATE: 03109191.
.TlME:0049 HRS I

VICT: WALLACE,CHRISTOPHER aka:NOTORIOUS BIG!

SUSEECT DESCRIPTION: .. "

M.
SEX: _ALE DESCENT:BLK WT: 190-200 I11: 5&#39;9-TO HAIR:
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BLK
EYES: BRO AGE:
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MO: THE 24 YEAR OLD RAPPER WAS SHOT AND KILLED DURING ADRIVE-BY
SHOOTING
AS
HE EXITED THE
PETERSON MUSEUM
A_T FAIRFAX
AVE AND
WILSHIRE BLVD. THE VICTIM WAS IN A I997
BLUE GMC SUBURBAN NORTH
BOUND ON FAIRFAX AVENUE APPROACHING WILSHIRE BLVD WHEN THE
SUSPECT, IN ADARK COLOR VEHICLE, PULLED ALONGSIDE AND BEGAN
SHOOTING. THE VICTIM SUSTAINED MULTIPLE GUNSHOTS WOUNDS AND WAS
PRONOUNCED IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM. &#39;

ANY INFORMATION PLEASE

CONTACT WILSHIRE HOMICIDEAT 213-847-3990.
AFTER-HOURS CONTACT WILSHIRE WATCH
COMMANDER AT
213-485-4022.

DR#97-07-11963 &#39;

SEE A TTA CHED SKETCH

Contact WILSHIREI-IOMICIDE DETECTIVES,

213-847-3990 forfurther Information.

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March 12.1997 1745

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March 12,
1997 1800
hours Deputy
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be March 13,1997 hours
1400 Detectives |me1w~ms|:|
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advised that both were involved in the Tupac Shakur
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_ March l3. 1997

2030 hours
Deputy:phoned detectives
and advised
that he
had received intelligence information that South Side
&#39; Compton Crips wereresponsible forBiggie Smalls" g
murder. The reason why he was killed was because_
Biggie owed money to them for providing security.
The reference source wasunavailable for fear of gang
retaliation. A"

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_I
1991
15,
hours
1100 Detectives|
land acquired
lmetlo
additional information
I background.
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in Compton.Detectives drove
by locationand veried
location. reference
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I300 hours
Detectivejconta Department
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M11193 WALLACE DATE APPROX!TUPAC SHAKURIS &#39;

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2/1/95 WALLACE

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SHOOTING ANDIS DEALINGWITH THE RAPE
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MAGAZINE AWARDSSHOW

NALLACE DATE. APPROX] RAPPER RANDY"3TRE_:_CI-I"

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H-IA DRIVEEIY
5-QUEENS, NY SI-IC&#39;OTII&#39;92IG
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WALKER TOLIRECI WITH TUPACSHAI- UR.

WALLACE DATE APPROX!DURING THEWINTER OF

1995, SHOTSARE FIREDATA TRAILER
BROOKLYN. NY BEING USEDTO RECORD
A VIDEO BY

>T
WALLACE DATE APPROX!WALLACE RELEASESA
RECORD ENTITLED"WHO SHOT
YAHA DEATI-
LOS
ANGELES. CA &#39; RDW RECORDS
PERSONNEL BELIEVE THE
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AT WALLACES RECORDINGSTUDIO
IN NOVEMBER1994.

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-LOS ANGEKES,
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CA

_1-W96 WALLACE

317/96 _ -WALLACE A SCUFFLEBREAKS our aewveeu DEATH

ROW ANDaw BC- RAPPERS {N THE VIP
LOE ANGELES,
CA AREA ATTHE 1995SOUL TRAINAWARDS. T
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,LOS ANGELES,
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6118/96 FOUR IDENTEFIED
GANG MEMBERS
ARE
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AS ROW I

8/2296 WALLAC E

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9/1 1&#39;98 WALLACE

ORANGE, NJ

émee WALLACE
I
LAS VEGAS,NV

UPAC SHAKUR,
OTHER DEATH
ROW RECORDSPERSONNEL
WALLACE -THE LAS VEGASPOLICE
DEPARTMENT

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JDENTIFIES FOLLOWINO
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LAS VEGAS,NV

16103 WALLACE

LAS VEGAS,NV

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919196 &#39;
WALLACE ACCORDING TOACOMPTON PD SEARCH
WARRANT AFFIDAVIT,BLOOD GANG
COMPTON, CA MEMBERS METAT LEUDER&#39;5
PARK TO&#39;
DISCUSS RETALIATION
AGAINST
- SOLITHSIDECRIF GANGMEMBERS FOR THE
TUPAC SHAKURSHOOTING.
&#39;
7 &#39;|-1-
9/10196 WALLACE

COMPTON, cA

WALLACE
RE
I
b6 COMPTON,CA SHOTALuEnER&#39;s
PARK PIRUHANGOUT, SLISPECTS
ARE
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-b&#39;7D WALLACE &#39;

14100 COMPTON PDRESPONDSTO ASHOOTING I
CALL ANDSTOP ABURGUNDY CHEVROLET
COMPTON, CA BLAZER
CONTAINS
RSIDE
CRIES
SOD

18:45 NALLACE ACCORD-ING TO

A COMPTONPD SEARCH
WARRANT AFFIDAVIT,
NUMEROUS
COMPTON,CA WEAPON_S ARE
DELIVER 0TOA
SC-UTI-{SIDE
HOUSE mp
: POLICE RECOVER WEAPONS
ANDLAS
A VEGAS
ADDRESS I _
i _
E57 IS-E a-r-i= INALLACE BOBBY FINCHIS KILLEDINA DRIVE-E!

COMPTON, CA

17:30 WALLACE AN INFORMANTSEES SOUTI-[SIDE

cmp
ems MEMBER
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WEAPONS COMPTON
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ERS ARE
.OBS VED

911396 WALLACE TUPAC SHAKURDIES ASARESULT OF HIS I

GUNSHCIT INJURIES.
LAS VEGAS,NV A

22:25 WALLACE

COMPTON, CA

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COMPTON_ CA

9117196 WALLACE

LOS ANGELES,CA

1 D11
6196 WAL|_ACE

b6 DEI- ALB, GA

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10122196 137$ WALLACE

LOS ANGELES,CA

I 0123196 NALLACE DEATHROW RECORDSMOVED our OF &#39;

&#39;T.A.RZ.=92NA, CA|:|
10125196

112197 21:15 &#39;NALLACE

2/1 6197 WALLACE EIGGIE ARRIVESWITH HIS PEOPLE INL.A.

2128197 WALLACE

LOS ANGELES,CA

319197 WALLACE -
THE $OULTRAIN MUSICAWARDS VIBE
LOS ANGELES,CA AFTER PARTY,TALKS TO2 MUSLIMSAT THE
FRONT DOOROF THEPETERSON
AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM ON THENIGHT OF
THE PARTY.THE TWOSAID THEYVVORKED
SECURITY ATTHE SOULTRAIN AWARDS
/3EQ,f92T THE
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3-&#39;9-I97 0: 38 WALLACE FIRE DEPT;SHOTS FIRED;SUSPECTS ARR,

LOS ANGELES

0:40 WALLACE CHRISTOPHER "BIGGIE

SMALLS WALLACE
I5 SHOTAND KILLEDWHILE.RlDING&#39;|N&#39;A.
LOS ANGELES,CA vs:-ucuz A-s
HE LEAVES
we VlEI_E_P,92§RTY-AT
THE PETERSONAUT_OMOTIVE_ MUSEUM.
WITNESSES DESCRIBE
T_HE SUSPECT
vemcuz AS A POSSIBLEDARK cmonso
_LATE MODEL CHEVROLET
IMEAEA S5.
,_ ,
3:10:91 WALLACE

b6 LOS ANGELES,CA
ILOS
-.IT.ELP,"@
ANGELES
TH
TiME_-5;THAT&#39;DEA-TH-RQIIM &#39
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RECORDS" HAD THE To00 WITH &#39;
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HE CLAIMS TOHAVE
b&#39;7C HEARD THENEWS ONTHE RADIO
WHEN I-IE
WOKE UPON THEMORNING OFTHE 1OIh

WALLACE THE LA TIMES REPORTS

THAT AFTER
b7D JOINING DEATHROW IN1995, TUPAC
LOS ANGEIES, CA SHAKUR ESCALATED VERBAL ATTACKS
AGAINST BADBOY RECORDS AND
WALLACE SHAKURCLAIMED TOHA»I_-LHAEI
Sc,, N|"-I

WALI ACE THJION PRCIDUCTJONS

INC FIE.
ATIC FINCO PORATI
ENCNO CA

3/E5157 WALLACE &#39;

LOS ANGELEL,CA

13:20 WALLACE

L05 ANGELES,
ca

3/25/97 WALLACE ABOUT TWOWEEKS AFTERTHE WALLACEI

MURDER, HISNEW ALBUM,"LIF.E AFTER
LOS ANGELES,
CA DEATH, TILLDEATHDO
US PART" IS
RELEASED. ~

3/25197 ZDIOCI WALLACE DATE APPROX]COMPTON PDCONDUCTS A

TRAFFIC STOPOF A1995CHEVROLET
COMPTON,CA IMPA ONT C AININ G TVVO
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BLOOD PIRUGANG MEMBERS

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6/20197 WALLACE
LOS ANGELES
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6/27/97 WALLACE

CORCORAN,
CA

l
@KPlC=N$ WHO K"-l-E5
TUPAC SHAKUR. -

T/Z19? Ni-1.L_92.C-E

LOB ANGELEE,
CA

7/3/97 WALLACE

LOS ANGELES,
CA

WALLACE LA. TIMESPUBLISHES ASTORY ABOUTTHE

HISTORY OFDEATH ROW
RECORDS AND
LOS ANGELES,
CA THECURRENT
SUITI
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7/9/97 WALLACE TREE

TOP BLOOD PERU
GANG MEMEER__
WAYNE JOHNSON,ISMURDERED [N THE
COMPTON. CA LOS ANGELESCOUNTY AREANEAR
COMPTONIN AN APPARENT oaus RELATEE
iNC|DENT. ATTHE TIMEo|= THEmuus,
JOHNSON WASDRIVING A1996CHEVROLET
58- BMCK-IWIMSD
HANDLING. - &#39;
. ~&#39;

7/1 5/97 13105 WALLACE

CORCORAN, CA
HOT TUPAC
SHAKUR. HOT
SHAKUR IN
RETALIATIO

&#39; 7/15/97 10100 WALLACE

NOTIFIED DETECTIVESTOF
TWO NATION
OF
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Title:Los Angeles Police
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CHRISTOPHER
WALLACE - Murder Victim;
aka Notorius
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Synopsis:
Meeting
with
LAPD
RHD
Detective
I b7E
Denlsi On
August 25, 2004, SAs
I
met
with LAPD Det ctive| and a Lieutenant cannot
recall his name F]
SAI |and ere allowed to make notes, just no copying
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ofdocuments
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copies
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photographs shouId not be a roblem. reviewing several
books
on
captioned
copies
case£[;;:§]and
SA[:f;fff]made
colored
and decided
laser the o owing Wednes
ay at around 9:00am would
be a good time to finish going through the books. Copies of
these colored photo&#39;s
have been placed in a1A envelope.

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pac po0sprea e
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k
spot #3 was viewed an circled|
h t d
|but
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LAPD id not want a copy of this taken so an unmar e co of
that 6pack is what was taken. BehindLAPD&#39;s
6pack| |
| Istated
hewas
interviewed| rrkI] 6.50
stated The subject in the photo work #3 appears to be the same
individual
I saw on the street the night that Biggie was killed.
[:;;:;;circled
#3,signed
it, dated
it and
thistook
place
at
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10, 2004,
Special SA&#39;si
Agent&#39;s
the following investigation:
il¬I&#39;fOI&#39;I
SA met with
LAPD Robbery Homicide
Detectiv t his
ofce. Here,
agentsthrou
fl l I &#39;
0 in eres inp
looked
theh murder
I ellg le of
"Biggielooking
&#39; apic ur
Smalls"
anLpictures|
for
a icked
out ofasix-pack
as bein Several pictures
were coP ied and o alned
b Y aents,
SP but not this articular on

Note: Copiesof thesepictures wereplaced in a 1A envelopeandmade

part of the main case
le. The original colored copies arebeing maintainedby agents.

Agents askeaf lls ever

showing
picture
this tcavho
stated
was
he be
shown
this picture by
LAPD dvisedhe cannot
recall ever seeingsuchapicture.
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to
agents
viewin
thq@1rde ke &#39;
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ask
questions. b-TD
He asked
if the
FBIahas
sourcerg quttlid"Biggie
Smalls.
shoot
Agents stated
the FBI
does have
asource
who
has told them
this happened,
whiclatated
this isthe rst he has
heard of this and would really like to interview this FBI source if allowed
to, possibly
sometime
theiniture.
Agents adviserath &#39;
would
ion made
be their
by
superiors
that
this
LAPD has
request
and
would
passed
be Also
allowed the
along.
eiterated
agents
thatthe
FBI full
to access to their
case le and
wanted to
know if the FBI had
enough evidence,
at
this time to
make their
case|:|was advised
thatthe
evidenceneeded to
make thisacivil rights/public corruptioncase ismuch higher
than astraight murder case.
Detennining who
shot "Biggie Smalls" is abig part of the case,
but who
helped orchestrateitis
what the
FBI is
looking
at
to see their
if was
acivilrights violation
by
a public ofcial.
asked ifthe FBI can makethe caseasamurder but not acivil rights/public corruptionc
happens
the since
does
FBI
notinvestigate/prosecute
murders.
advised
Agents
straight
some oftheir options could beto take the caseto theDAs ofce or
pass it along
to the LAPD to
le and prosecute.
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was interviewed
er being advised oEhe identity of the interviewing agents and
the
nature of the interview, he provided the following information:

stated
he is
familiar wit Officer
is and
met him
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aqo.i
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he
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conversation
add that|
had he ataparty-
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materialize
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as ewas
ri

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did meet aCrip

stated metéb
he
gang me er|
once. |
and
could identifv him if shown apicture. Tls meet
took
lace |teienhone
I number and will
provide
Fddedmight
1t to writer if
he have
found.
arranged
to have both
upac Shakurand-Biggie Smaflsmurdered. I
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memberi
WES OIICG
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EheorCrips
ganand
also has information
on the
Tupac and
Biggie Smalls
telephone number
murders.
and
will
F
call writer with 1t.
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olice Officer
Finally,|
and admires the work of_law enforcement officers.
|
1l
eiqgie
Smallsasmurder
well
as
lead
the FBI
will wear awire or provide any informa

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SA
by SA

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10, 2004,
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SA perf0rmed the followingb79
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was tryingto setup a
depositio or next week.
SA Bria
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spoken
with both
S and AUSAI Ion numerous occasions,
spokeain
a with
AUSA
:who advised
he no
hasproblems
with Attorneysdeposinespecially
since
the attorneyzhas stateddoesn&#39;t
he to seak
wa.nt
with
the FBI
and this
deposition will
|_get
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the
all answlaerred.
questions
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would
AUSA:;tate
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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder Victim;
aka Notorius B.I.G.;
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION;
OO: Los Angeles

Synopsis: Meeting |Los

Angeles City Attorneys Office.
Demls: In the evenin of Se
tember 13, 2004, writer received a
telephone message[:::fE:::::f5requesting
ameetingthe following
day
where he would come to the FBI Los Angeles Office and meet with writer
regarding the Biggie Smalls case. Writer returned[::::kall the
following mornin
etin time of 3:00pm ent at
this meeting
wasi:?Ef:i:TiSA&#39;s and iASAC Lou
The following
1 .
1 ing and
concerns
[:::::::::]if in fact
writer was ed as awitness by
the Civil
Attorney&#39;s, which was the reaso anted this meeting:

[:::::::]stated because
of
his backround
knowled el lin
particular his expertise
regardingi
|wanted to know
since
writer has been placed on the witmess ist y te Civil Attorney&#39;s who
represent the Wallace estate in suing the City of
Los Angeles/LAPD, if

testify Writer
in fact
to. advisedE:::]as
he Egd
dgng
writer was

aforementioned parties
prgyiggsly
tglall
going
to testify and

at t
what information

is meeting
he might

that he
writer! had no
idea he had been place on awitness Ilst nor had this
ever been discussed im by any
parties involved in this case.
After writer
advisedtf:jthat
&#39; &#39; ys
down
from
the very first time writer
in New Orleans, LAPD DetectivesE:::::::::::::::]
met the
ere assigned to work this case and were both present at
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writer
LAPD[:::
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and Deputy were aware that these

LAPD Detectives were
not only working this case with the FBI but that
.
they were
in New Orleans meeting the Civil Attorneys for the first
time when writer met
them for the first
time. A subsequent meeting
took place in lea &#39; &#39; -&#39; &#39; s, writer,
LAPD Detective and After this
meeting occurred, interviews took place and documents were reviewed
&#39; eFBI and LAPD working together. AP t&#39; s[:::::::::::]
[:fEfE:fwere then
until the
removed the
from
case[::E::E:?f:fffifiwho
FBI can
stated
show
that the
LAPD has avested interest in the
case, no LAPD resources would be provided.

After this
&#39; bery Homicide Division
RHD!theDetectivesi
LAPD on "Biggie Smalls" murder. Writer advised
who were
them
if
case agents
he could
for
meet
with them,
he writer! might have some information that could
help their case, in particular an avenue to some key witnesses who
have been reluctant to speak with &#39; he past. This
meeting
took place with writer and his SSA meeting at Parker
Center RHD Division with
Detectives and several of

|and_DetecEive| I
l iw:o was their
bosses. At
to help
introduce
tolwriter
Itheir
this meeting writer advised LAPD personnel he
has access
to several key witnesses throu h the
help of the Civil Attorneys and
-since Detectives|
Detectives| Iwante
ghad
been taken
off the case, if
to fly to Colorado Springs with
writer
and meet the Civil Attorney&#39;s and review their file, this was
no problem as the Civil Attorney&#39;s stated
this would be fine.

Several weeks
went by
when[::::]contacted writer
and stated
they t to mee th Ceivi &#39;1 Attorne
would not be going
to Colorado Springs y &#39;
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located
been
San
in Diego
and FBI
the putting
asurveillance
was
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spoke

team,
and
with the

asked if
LAPD and

LAPD would
like
advised them

to be part
that

of this. LAPD contacted writer later

and sthey had
no desire to
be part of thismurder,
"Biggie Smalls"
as
LAPD but
was not
looking
asked for
at[ffff¬ks
the address
asubject
the FBI
in the
located him
at, which was given to the LAPD. Writer contacted LAPD asecond time
and again stated asource had been developed and an attempt to have
this
source as
being put together. LAPD informed writer
they did
not have
which writer
adesiretobe
part of thisbut tokeep them
did.
posted,
As the surveillancel |the
FBI source took longer than anticipated, writer became aware
that a
date
had been set where discovery was to take place between the LAPD
and the Civil Attorney&#39;s. Because this date was going
to occur prior

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from
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LAPD
l&#39;
that
they&#39;1
were going&#39;
h
toattempt to
interviewi n San
Diego as we 1 as the Civi Attorney s advised writer t ey had a
Private Investigator attempting to locatel hn San Diego as well,
which would basically eliminate the possibi it
I Writer
contacted the Civil Attorney&#39;s and requested Ehe postpone this
discovery date acou le months, which they did,
in San Diego Wr&#39; hen contacted and
requested they not interview in San Diego as e writer
oecame
aware
the disco n postponed. agreed
not to instruct to intervie -n an
liego and let
the FBI attempt omake EE1s| |occur. only
asked
that writer
keep him updated, which he
did.

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Prior
to
e tLAPD
Writer
advised requesting
the LAPD nowthey
because part
beof
this
FBI thisEi:::;:]
source
1S no
actually taking place, writer
received

handled by him it was not his decision and the source stated he will
not dothis[:::::::::::g::]if
believes the LAPD helpe
the LAPD
orchestrate the
part
is ofit because
"Biggie Smalls" murder.
he
After this was explained to the LAPD,|
E:::]the source and LAPDwas informed of
what occurred and other
developments]

&#39; advised1___Fhat
he did
not
rear Ehis in i and was provided acopy of
adeclaration prepared by FBI Legal Division and signed by writer
stating this.

has made numerous derogatory comments regarding writer, his

investigative techniques, the FBI in general when ertaining to leaks
&#39;
particular admitted tr ing to setup writer
writer further
advisediahave ever passe
any information onto Ehe Civil
Attorney&#39;s, ave never done any "leads" for them or received atodo
list from them. Writer further advised[::]that the LAPD met these
Civil Attorney&#39;s the exact same time the FBI did, and in no way is the
FBI "working with" or "inbed" with these attorney&#39;s, that
the only
reason the FBI has spoken to them is tohelp setup potential
interviews with witnesses that
were either friends or co-workers of
"Biggie Smalls" who otherwise would not speak with law enforcement or
would be difficult to locate in New York or wherever they resided.[::::::]
advised writer that[::::::::::::]has in fact been taken off
the case,
office ahas
that he
negative
perception
ofwriter
or the FBI
has other
case.[::f]did
"issues" and that nobody at
the City Attorne s

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state what concerns himis it is one thin ifl lis called as

witness by
the CivilAttorneys
and
states?
[::;;::]was
."
1S there
involved,
is a
but if an FBI
legitimate 50-5
agent
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iscalled
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and testifiesto
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win &#39;ud ement in
intention of FBI
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million lawsuit.
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case.[fEf:::
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is

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en orcement
f ff o ic were &#39; ve
, t ais no concern
ld h 0 i[::;:::::::]
t t hm
it&#39;s just becaus in the lawsuit and that the Civi
Attorney&#39;s contend
he
was involved, this concerns[:::Ff writer
testifies to this. &#39;

and
let As themeetin concluded,
writer advisedn USAI
Detective[::::iall agree
they
just want tosolve thiscrime, and
the the facts
FBI working
and evidence
with the
speak for themselves. That
Civil Attorney&#39;s, in no way did
in no way is
writer ask or
was even aware he was being put on a witness list by
these Civil
Attorney&#39;s, and in fact does not/will not testify at this civil trial
and
will do everything he can along with the FBI Legal Division to
make sure this does not happen.

It was later
discussed with the FBI Legal Division both writer
and SA[::::::]should not have
further contact with the Civil
Attorney&#39;s,
information should
that ifand
be taken
they
contact writer or
down, documented,
S2 the
then passe onto the FBI
Legal Division and decided
then if the investigating agents can/should
do anything with this information.

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Los Angeles Police Department;
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE -Murder ViCti1&#39;n;
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CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION;
O0: Los Angeles

Synopsis:
Meetin
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that
took place withlg |LA
Attorney&#39;s Office.
City

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met SS
with0 advise
personnel while
she was
her aofmeeting
out oft eo icelast
withsnd
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to testify re ardin the "Biggie Smalls" case.
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these attorne Y &#39;s. Writer
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September 17,2004, ADC out to lead Civil Attorney an
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Ijust received atelephone call
from attorney representeingthe Estate of Christopher
Wallace in the civil case against the |y 0 . aprevious y informed him last week that he was to have no
contact with you and Iwould be his contact at the FBI for any matters relating to the civil
or criminal investigation.

anted
know
tothereif any were questions
that or you the
AUSA to wanted
be
po
in New York. Isaid Iwould refer it to the AUSA and If the AUSA wante any ques ions
aske , then t eAU A could contact himas
the FBI wasgoing to maintain itscriminal investigationseparate from
the civil case.

Moreover,
myper
conversation
with you
last week,
any contact
that y0uhav shouId be
approved by the CDC
and ASAC Caprino with the concurrence of your AUSA.

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interesti
pparentl as that
said
wanted
he
interviewed
by meet
you. you
towith
me
IIand
desired!
ifto itdiscuss
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know was!
what
an ein sat it isbecauseecoo eraled with
the FBI
--all this according
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Iwas interviewed
of the identity
of
athis
placeof
the
interviewing
agenteand the
nature of the interview, he provided the
following
information:

l wasashownacopy of thepurchase
agreement
from
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Bentley
2~door
Coupe thatwas
I purchased Iadvisedtis be I;
particular modelor BenE1ey
wou
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100 mph
in approximately
9 seconds. He
added afew years ago a man was car
jacked from his Bentley just like this one and a police pursuit
ensued with the police eventually
&#39; jackers as they
could notkeep
particular
model
upwiththeBentleytfiiEf:fEf:fj;dded
of Bentley can take corners extremely
well
this and hit
high speeds quickly. unlike say aluxury Rolls Royce which weighs
twice as much as this type
of Bentley and
would not
be able to take
corners or accelerate as quickly.

When posed the question

by agents
if this was the type
of
car that could
be used in a "getaway" situation
if a crime was
committed, he added somebody
would be crazy to use this type
of car
as it is very distinguishable from other normal cars as
well as
high performance luxury cars, and that this type
of Bentley isn&#39;t
a
real common car being driven around the Los Angeles area.

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Individual,
who has not
agreed to
testify, provided the
following information:

Because writer has

been instructed not to speak directly
with the Civil Attorney&#39;sregarding captioned case, writer
will not
be reaching out tospeak with captioned source because he/she is
one of the main witnesses for these attorney&#39;s and speaks with them
on a daily/weekly basis. Because there is an ongoing
FBI case that
utilizes information from source, writer does not want to create a
conflict and therefore
will only speak to source when he/she
contacts writer and only then
will writer write down any
information source has to offer,
but no discussion
will take place.

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- Individual,
who has not
agreed to
testify, provided the
following information:

Individual contacted writer and inquired

how the case is
coming
along and are we FBI! getting any
closer to solving the
murder. Individual added he/she
hopes the FBI can
catch a break
that
will help solve it. Writer asked individual if/when he/she
wil1~be testifying in the upcoming
civil lawsuit, when individual
stated the trial has been postponed from next
week to next year.
Individual stated this might
be because a witness is not available
until next
year, but is not sure, but that both sides agreed to the
extension.

Finally, individual stated

they will contact writer
if
they obtain any new information regarding captioned case.

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contains
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conclusions
of
it and its contents
the
FBI.
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are not to
be
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of the
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and
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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder ViCtim;
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OO: Los Angeles

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subpoena
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case wou
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requests
writer he
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the his Attorney&#39;s
went up chain
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of
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they
it. fff:ffif]advised
refuse to do
this
and spoke
with ADC[::::::]aboutthis.
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the oth r da
and
wasinfgrmed
writer!
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was
meeting
LAPD[f::::f:::
with 0 give him a case
update. After
writer
advised1 [he was not awareof
this meeting,E:::::::]stated
| |an update on an ongoin FBI case
and
Ehat Ehey se. Fur spoke
with LAP who tol ere 1S no
a reement settlement with the ivil Attorney&#39;s a |
had stated to
FBI SAI |Ehat one was
no
on yin eworks but that itwas 99% done and questioned how
this would affect
the FBI;&#39;s case.

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well.

Let me know if you want me to check anything out for you. He also has a few minor warrants outstanding. I&#39;ll
forward the doc&#39;s
youtoif you need
them. l gured you probably had them already.

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PoIice epartment;
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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder Victim;
aka Notorius B.I.G.;
C IVIL
RIGHTS VIOLATIONS;
OO: Los Angeles * V

Swumsis: Request assistance from

FBI New York in locating acurrent
residence photograph
and for
lnails: On March 9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka Notorius B.I.G.,
was murdered as
he left the Peterson Automotive Museum in Los Angeles
after attending apost Music Awards
ceremony. WALLACE was in the
middle car of a3car caravan when adark Chevy SS Impala pulled next
to him and fired several times
into the passenger area where WALLACE
was sitting. WALLACE died minutes later at alocal hospital.

| WALLACE sat
in as the front seat passenger when he was shot to death. In
statements made
shooterprovided
and acomposite over 7
drawing.following
Te is years ag was able to see the

identifying information

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NEW YORK

AT NEW YORK

If &#39;s requeste Y k1 cate

the most current
| that
Llphotograp
Christopher Wallace, aka Biggi he front
ofseat
theSUV
passenger in when he was shot. Any photographs that
can
be attained are requested.

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From: Los Angeles
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Contact:SA
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Approved By:

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CaseID #: 194C-LA~232722/It ?ending!

Title:LL
os Angeles Police
DJEt Al;
epartment;
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder
Victim;
aka Notorius B.I.G.;
CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATIONS;
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OO: Los Angeles

Synopsis:
Mail
cover
request b7C

Details: The purpose

of this communication is to advise ADIC

Inspecfor
inCharge
of the
California.
district
coveringi
I hat a mail cover is
being requested

On March
9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER
WALLACE, aka Notorius
B.I.G., was murdered as he left the Peterson Automotive
Museum
in Los Angeles. Several sources identified the shooter as a
light skinned black male wearing a suit and bow tie.
lfl

The Ch0icePoint Database and the Nexus Lexus

Database have several different names social security numbers
and
dates
of birthl;j;gQl::::ig;:::::]
Amailcover
would
the
curregj
assist
namefy
&#39;
nqernin
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which was verified

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current Eesid h sical surveillance conducted by SA

ar1d sa on 07/30/04:

be covered I
it would be helpful to
determine wo
else may reside, or receives, mail at this address. it
appears thad |however little
infifmation
available
was either
on database| |
A mail cover
for 30 days is requested, to begin as
soon as possible, for all classes of mail, which includes
letters, postal cards, express mail, mail sealed against
postal inspection, and mail not sealed against postal
inspection because correspondence can be sent via all classes
of mail.

As a civil rights investigation there are several

federal statutes involved. Two possible statutes include: l!
Hobbs Act, Title
18, USC, Section 1951, which carries a fine
of not more
than $10,000.00 and imprisonment of not more than
20 years, or both, 2! RICO, Title 18, USC, Section 1962, which
carries criminal forfeiture provisions and imprisonment of not
more than 20 years.

No subject of this mail cover is presently under

indictment or formally charged with any violation of criminal
law. Should any subject be
indicted or formally charged
during the period of the mail cover, the postal inspector will
be promptly advised so the mail cover may be immediately
canceled.

It is understood that
the results of the mail cover,
PS Form 2009, are the property of the U.S. Postal Service;
that they can be retained and maintained in our office as an
investigative tool
for a period
of 60 days; and that they must
be returned to the following address:

U.S. Postal Inspection Service

ISOSG, Attn:
POE 0.0.0.0
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IHmW%H%WR#ew 11000 Wilshire Blvd.

Fi1°N°- JDJ Los Angles, CA 90024

August 9, 2004

ISOSG Manager
US Postal Inspection Service b5
PO Box 9000
South San Francisco, CA 94083-9000 bqa

Attn:Cover
Mail Specialist RESTRICTED INFORMATION
iii!
an
official
The Angeles
Los office
FBI
is
currently
investigation
which
conducting
2;%??
be involves the obtaining of
evidence of the commission or attempted commission of ab7c
felony. The following reasons support the FBI&#39;s official
request for a mail cover:

On March
9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka Notorius
B.I.G., was murdered as he left the Peterson Automotive Museum
in Los Angeles. Several sources
identified the shooter as a
light skinned black male wearing asuit and bow tie.
Rcnt &#39;
1 &#39; &#39; "

Isa mmub
The ChoicePoint Database and the Nexus Lexus
Database
and dates of birth
several
have
listed A
difggnt
name3__iocial
mail cover
security
numbers
would
assist in identi &#39; &#39; ing
investigators with
the curren &#39; &#39;
ion

Iggnqernin U
The focus of the mail cover would
involve the
following residential
current residence
address which
was verified§::::::g:::::::::]
by a physical surveillance con ucted
y FBI
Special Agents on O7/30/04:

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All names
shouldcoveredl
be E]
would be nelpiul to
determine wo
else may resfde, or receives, mail at
this address. It
appears thatl Fowever
little
This document contains neither
recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI
and isloaned to
your agency; itand its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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was
either
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A mail cover for 30 days is requested, to
begin as
soon as possible, for all classes of mail, which includes
letters, postal cards, express mail,
mail sealed against
postal inspection, and mail not sealed against postal
inspection because correspondence can be
sent via all classes
of mail.

As a civil
rights investigation there are several
federal statutes involved. Two possible statutes include: 1!
Hobbs Act,
Title 18, USC, Section 1951,
which carries afine
of not more than
$10,000.00 and imprisonment of not more than
20 years, or both, 2! RICO, Title 18, USC, Section 1962, which
carries criminal forfeiture provisions and imprisonment of not
more
than 20 years.

No subject of this mail cover is

presently under
indictment or formally charged with any violation of criminal
law. Should any subject-be indicted or
formally charged
during the period of the mail Cover,
the postal inspector will
be promptly advised so
the mail cover may be immediately
canceled.

It is understood that the results of the mail cover,

PS Form 2009, are the property of the U.S. Postal Service;
that they can be retained and maintained in our office as
an
investigative tool for a period of 60 days;
and that
they must
be
returned to
the following address:

U.S. Postal Inspection Service

ISOSG, Attn: MCS
PO Box 9000
South
San Francisco, CA 94083-9000

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1¥mW%HRR"m 11000 Wilshire Boulevard #1700

HEN" JDJ |Los Anqeles,
Califfrnia 90024
October 8, 2004

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Dear M
The FBI is currently conducting an investiga &#39; &#39;
Qhristgpher Wellqgg. The F31 islggkiqg
I Xrin order to
talk to
him as a witness.

If ymil Iwitnessed
death
the Christo
of her
Imlla 1e.mume.-_e=l|_|-i|
Sincerely,

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ID:1:194c-LA-232722-"D Ienaing!
Title:
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Los Angeles Police Department;
CHRISTOPHER
WALLACE ~Murder Victim;
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CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION I
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on the BIGGIE
SMALLS murder La.usm~.i11.»@
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drop heir case as they&#39;vereached a financial
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Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 12/O1/2004

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Contact: SA. I
Approved By:

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Case Hlz
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Title: | |Et Al;
Los Angeles Police Department; b6
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE - Murder Victim;
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CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION;
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Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 12/22/2004

To: Los
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From: New York&#39;

Squad C-30/V
Contact: SA I
Approved By:

Drafted By:

Case ID #: 194CLA232722 Pending!

Title: I g epartment;
lEt Al;
CHRISTOPHER WALLACE Murder Victim;
aka Notorious B.I.G.; be
CIVIL RIGHTS
VIOLATIONS;
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Reference: l94CLA232722 Serial 120
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red, March 9, 1997.
in the on oin
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following the shooting,|
composite sketch of the suspect.

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this photograph is enclosed.

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I was
interviewed
at the United
States Attorney&#39;s
Office for the
Southern District of
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SDNY! ne S ainIC A n dPlrews aza, Nk ew Yor
, New York
Also .
r&#39; the interview
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NYPD
Detectivetiffgizziififand
SDNY
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Investigator
or a scheduled meeting and
provided the following information:
i currently
resides
inCalifornia.
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he will
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AUSA or Investigator on Monday O1/10/2005
with the telep one number.

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On March 9,
1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka BIGGIE
SMALLS,
was murdered as
he left the Peterson
Automotive Museum in
Los Angeles after attending a post
Music Awards ceremony.
WALLACE was in the middle car of
a 3car
caravan when a dark
Chevy SS Impala pulled next to him and fired several times into
the passenger area where WALLACE
was sitting. WALLACE died
minutes later at a local hospital.

Several sources have identified the s&#39;

skinned black male wearing
a suit and bow tie.

has been identified by several sources as being the

,I
ger man. It has also been noted by several sources tha
ther LAPD Officer&#39;s attended this party and were seen
&#39;ust
prior
Black
SS
tothe
Impala
shooting.
with
chrome
[;::;]is
wee
a registered
s, the
exact
owner
o
description
a
iven as being driven by WALLACE&#39;s
shooter.

A Sources have stated other LAPD Officers were present

and seen talking on cell phon
s when WALLACE was leaving the
art and entering
&#39; car .
[ji::jE::::::;:]have
caravan
identified
asconfronting
his

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WALLACE&#3
prior to his
shoo ing. It alleged the same tactics
I lwereusedto pull off
e murder. Because ot Ehe pr ssional manner in which
the WALLACE murd r took place, it is alleged that not only could
onegang
member&#39;Ei:::::]Mob
PiruBlood!
notpullthisoff butit
would
have taken a large contingency of people/officers.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the

FBI. It is the property of the
FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are ,not to
be distributed outside your agencye
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.I Iit was discovered in his garage he had a
shrine of TUPAC SHAKUR and numerous 9mm guns and ammunition, LAPD
radios, scanners and other tactical items. Note: A 9mm gun was
used to kill WALLACE with very rare Gecko 9mm ammunition. TUPAC
was killed in Las Vegas in September, 1996, 6 months prior to
WALLACE being shot. It is alleged that the WALLACE murder was in
retaliation to the TUPAC murder. TUPAC worked for DEATH ROW
records at the time he was shot {west coast! while WALLACE worked
for BAD BOY records east coast!. Both were worth millions and
their was a "rivalry" goin on between east coast rap vs. west
coast rap.LAPD Officer[:f::]and
other alleged
LAPD Officers
were Mob Piru Blood gang members that worked with and affiliated
with DEATH ROW records. When TUPAC was killed, it is alleged by
many that WALLA killed in retaliation and that this was
orchestrated b his good friend[:::::]and other LAPD
Officers that associated with.

Numerous sources have stated they will cooperate with

in the
murder
the FBI
WALLACE.
being present
of these
sources,
Among
in attempts
some
at thePeterson Automotive
DDEft:jas
Museum,source
one as
to
determine what role LAPD Officers la ed

stated

several other LAPD Officers to discuss this, one source ID&#39;sI I

as beingthe person[::::;:%&;;;;§]outside
caravan of cars and
the Museum
watc e
next to te walk down the street to the
location where the shooters car was parked in wait,
one source
gave a description of what the shooter was wearing, which matched
what the person was wearing who was confronted next the car
caravan and walked to
where the shooters car was parked, two

[:??:;:]seveces
souave
sa eE:E:f]was
urces gave

orc estrate
con racte
out o
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composite drawings

the murder
h t
of BIGGIE
t
o
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hshooter

SMALLS, and
t
which resemble

one source
dt

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Ehe murder.
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It is alleged the same tacticsl I

I Iwere
used to pull off the WALLACE murder.
Because or Ehe professional manner in which the WALLACE murder
took
place itis believed by many that not only could one gang
member Mob Piru Blood! not pull this off but it would
have taken a large contingency of people/officers.

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reviewed the prosecutive report provided to
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was enough evidence for any in ictments and declined to prosecute
captioned case which in effect closes it and will no longer be
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29, Special
Agent SA! >ei-fonned
the following
investigation:

On March26, 2004,Writer receiveda telephonicinessaeand page fromLA City

Attome to contact him. Writer spoke tho stated he recently had a
conferencewit
call
ho told Ihe wanted to
state
anted to do
this because
he isinnocent regarding
the Biggie
Smalls murde
I liddedl hid not
want
|Ipart of this
and requested
to havei Ireachto
out
writer
and relay
this information.
Writer adviseahe
would
speak
with his supervisor
and back
get
s! him
to Monday.
on
On Monday
March 29,
2004, writer
left amessage| |
and advisedhim that at
this point the FBI is
not interested in
administering
polygraph
a testl
Ibut that
writer reach
will outjif/when
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1. Sent out several

letters in an effort to
contact and interview aSource who was b7D
present atthe PetersonAutomotive Museumand witnessedthe shootingand
shooterof Christopher Wallace.

2. Started amail cove

which will
assistidentify
in roviding the Current
I narn longinflormatio
with that he 1S utllizmg.

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3. Workin
order
tofurther identifyl
with the FBI San Diego eld ofce in order to conduct atrash cover

4. U on obtain
current nancial
information |
l adI has
st
indicated
that
hewill Federal
issueIluiyGrand
subpoenas
in order
to
5. Continueto investigatejand try tond out
additional information
about
him in order to
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isachronology
of events
that took
place August
on 2004:
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SA1 |along with Lou
ASACCaprino?
met with
I |
i but didnot participatein themeeting. Themeeting tookplaceIwas
from
present
inside residence
11:00 am
the
- 1:30pm. During
this meetin
ictures o
two among things,
adrug dealer wh
were other? discussed.
One was| F
"BIGGIE SMALLS" murder
and knows how the whole thing went down. The
other wa |He stated
amale
acquantancel &#39; _|
At approximately
2:45pm, SA:received
aASAC Caprino had
who
n a3-wayconference
call.
stated
calledl lailgw
moments and amessag
left
ago
ASAC Caprino
and SA concurred shouldsavethe
messag l
At approximately 3:30pm, Ss oke d advised him of the same
thing Iand adde 1 no longer
b meetings and
greed and stated
he
would
if/when ants
call
n Monday,
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of the interviewing agents an
J.After
the
I
nature of the interview, he provided the
following information:

I lhadsecurity,
BIGGIE did not.
So
if someone wanted to
kill BIGGIE, they easily
could have way
before the after awards party at the Peterson Automotive Museum
MUSEUM! .

BIGGIE and others often times went to

the movies, wafked the
mafl or just
walked around town to get
something to eat, never encountering any problems. He
added
everybody knew
BIGGIE was in Los Angeles and
if someone wanted
him
killed, the easil
could have done it any time they wanted to.
FurthermoreE::::::E::::::]nobody
in theirright
mind wouldhave
committed this murder
of BIGGIE outside a Quincy Jones after awards
part
&#39; esent, they
would have done it any
time hey were in Los Angeles just
BIGGIE did not have any bodyguard or
__|
security with
im, jus is friends. BIGGIE didn&#39;thave any enemies in New York
or Los Angeles and never met any Crip
gang members at a park
like
&#39;
while in Los Angeles.

uring
ere
this
intown
time.
for
the
Soul
Train
Awards
that
p acej
o as aware that
BIGGIE and

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7, 2004,
the night of
the shooting, a fire
alarm
went off -&#39; &#39;the
MUSEUM with everybody
inside

leaving.
BIGGIEII_h
others stoo outsi
e waiting for t eir car to come aroun djand
for
them.
During
thistime,theyall talked
|
wifhfansandnoticed
.
their .

While stoppe
Istopped atared
at the light,
I1ghtI
a dark
car, possi
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and fire shots directly into the passenger seat where
BIGGIE was
sitting[:::;:::]described
theshooter
asa Black
male,
short
hair
with a rece ing hairline, wearing a tuxedo looking suit. He
added
the shooter wasn&#39;t
a dark looking Black male and cannot
recall what
color the suit
was.

After the
BIGGIE shooting
was interviewed
by the

Iandquestioned
again
by LAPD and
shown seve
&#39; never
saw a picture of the shooter

IaskedEheEKPD
ofticers
where were they when the shooting
occurred, but did not get a
response. _ _

IAfter the
murder was questioned
by the
LAPD, they
a picture
o BIGGIEI I
as no idea how
t e LAPDgot
Ehls pictureI I
Iand whenhe asked the
LAPD where tey
gotit, they
snatchei
it away
from
hishands.
Also,
after
BIGGIE&#39;s
I
IBe augeof the waythe
policequestioned
himandtheiraccusations
off I
no
police
were
police
around
during
involvement
the
shootingE:fiE:i5believ
were
in
the the

involved
murder,

in the
the pictures

shooting and
h

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out BI ear ler 1 ey
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Hinterviewed
Efter
telephonicafly.
advised
being
the interviewing
or
Ehe
fddntity o agent and the nature of the interview, he
WES

provided
the following information:

[:::::::::::]cont iter after being out of town

for a
few weeks. Writer
and have sooken over
the last couple
months about setting up an in &#39; h§§&#39;
r wasasni I Durinq this taped
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interview.
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uwho was
deemed n0ncredi51 urin art investigation but neyer
fully investiqated

Icould set up an
interview
if Ehat&#39;s
what writer
requested.

Writer advised ocontact explaining the

FBI requests| Iabout the BIGGIE
SMALLS murder, ut t ein ormation he provides, he will
be
polygraphed
immediately.[::;:::::]agreed
on stated
andhe
will
reach
out[::::::::::]immediate y andsetup aninterview.

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was
interviewed er
elng a Vlsed
of
the identity of
the interviewing agents an the nature of the
interview,
he provided the
following information:

H . Over the past few

has
lead to many
successful
arrestsandsearches.
I Ireached
out| requestingto meetand stated
he
had into
&#39; ing the "Biqgie Smalls"
murder.

of
which were ever returned.
lleft
3 separate
messagesl lnone

Tupac taling
with other Death Row employees staE1ng how
e West lheard
Coast
is his Tupac&#39;s!
and that if "Biggie",
who use to be a friend
of Tupacs ever Comes out to the West Coast, he
will be gunned
d@wn- [III:IIIIIIII]everythingi
East Coast vs. West Coast riva ry was true. a
the stories about how
Tupac slept
with "Biggie&#39;s" estranged wife,

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that "Biggie" had Tupac shot up while recording some music in New
York,
this is
all the way
all true
tothe murder
and that there has
AtlantaL1
in aot of Bloodshed
been since
these times.

la backdoorwith
Tupac,
and several unknown males carrying guns jump out an
approach the
location where "Biggie Smalls" and his
entourage were
As h
tey approac hd e" B&#39;
Sma&#39;
iggie ll " s, th
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immediatel told by another unknown male not to shoot him Biggie!
[::::::::::E:::::]Tupac tell "Biggie" at
this
time neverto come
back to
California or he would be killed.

In the fall of 1996 September 7, 1996, to be exact!,

Tupac was gunned down in Las Vegas. Immediately after this
occurred, "Biggie" wrote asong called "Coming back to Cali" which
mocked the Tupac murder and the threat not to come back to
California ashe was told. when word got out that "Biggie" was
going to
be coming
back to Los Angeles to be apresenter at aRap
music
awards occurred
which in
March 1997!, this is when
"Biggie"
was unned
down
andlk
doesn&#39;t now
f actually pulled the trigger but
|was involved
Iwas also. &#39;

Southside Grips
I Jsome
might
have been involve in
the
people think
the
"Biggie" murder,
&#39;
&#39;
he Southside
Crips were enemies
an ad nothing to do with this
mur
er. lS not uncommon for there to
be "falling
outs" be ween ar
is s, managers, record labels, etc. in
the music
industry and because of th &#39; &#39;
often times
can get ugly.
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Lfas
interviewed
athis
placeofbusiness!
After being
I advised
of the identity
of e
interviewing
agents and the nature
of the interview,
he provided
the following information:

I Ithenight
of theshooting,
a fire
alarm went ofl late in Ehe evening with the fire department showing
up and shuttin down the afterawards party. Inside the party
Museum! there was never any problems or conflicts
with any
o y. when the fire department showed up, there
were no police
o icers present anywhere which is extremely odd
because police always show up with the fire department, especiall
re is a largegathering
withcelebrities
present.
As[:::f:::]
I IBIGGIE anda host
of bodyguards
andfriends
leave theparty
Museum!§
uniforme
or not, present
ou
Jthere were nopolice carsorofficers,
side which is completely against the
norm. I
Iseen zero presence
from the police like Eis.
asnever
there
wasn&#39;t
anybody on the immediate sidewalk as you exited the
museum,
but there were cars arked along the sidewalk eastbound Qgoin
away!
from theexit
Fairfax.
F Fen
AsL;:::;:;:;::;;]BIGGIE
tocome
aroun tedunknown
fortheir
an a eem awaytfEiffEfff:ffjan cars
Black
Male UM! wearing ablue suit, white shirt
blue tie, receding
hairlinewithhaircropped
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be a member of
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on
Fairfax Boulevard and got into
a car tat was parked on
the
Icorner Fairfax
an? Wilshire!,
was most
exactly
likely the
where
BIGGIE
car that
was shot
committed the
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returned to
the shooting scene, there were
still no police officers

[:::::::::::::khe car where theshots camefrom wasaDark

Chevy Impala SS with no license plate. The shooter hesitated for
ite awhile before shooting into BIGGIE&#39;s car. Because of this
believes BIGGIE was not the intended target,

the shooter had to

have the Chevy SS Impala parked there
earlier inthe day to be ready
t at
spot on
Fairfax next to the sidewalk.l |
lnoficed a
car that
was p airfax facing westbound opposite way! so
which
ever way1iiiiUiUgIGGIE
the Museum, acar was already
their
in place
and
to
entourage
commit
went when
the shooting.
leaving
Note: l |BIGGIE&#39;s
werecardarkgreen s wi h
t::::::::::::]__JBIGGIE
inthesitting
front
passenger
sea
several photosregarding the
s h oo
ing.tO ne o iEh e h o t&#39;
o swe sEhe other
car p arked westbound on
Fairfax
"entourage" left
which[::::::::E::::]carried
the Museum the other
another
way &#39;
shooter
in casethe&#39;
car but it did not have alicen plate. I l
several other
pho &#39;3
they hadI§§ |BIGGIE others
and
inside the
Museumjg ILAPD or other
LEO&#39;s we

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present at some point inside the Museum. aw
several Black Males wearing suits inside the Museum hanging
together in
the lobby
and outside
in thesurrounding areas.
EEf::::::::]
added they weren&#39;t security, that this wasn&#39;tasuitn~tie party,
and doesn&#39;t know they were their but &#39;
officers because I
I Fhe knowsacop when he
SEES ODE .

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VH1 from
avideodocumentary
together
put I
lsaw theshooter andtold
ewas aBlack Male wearing ablue jacket, white

picks out
Note: S
kut of
a6pack
instantly
being
as theI
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Predication B

Narrative of Offense/Synopsis ofCase C

Names of DefendantsfP0tential Subjects D

Interviews/De-positions ofSubjects

Prosecutive Status E

Witnesses F

Miscellaneous Reports/Doeuments/Statements G

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PREDICATION:

This caseis predicatedu on ameeting between S and his supervisor SSA

I |SS1I ivas advised
of information
by regarding
the BIGGIE
SMALLS murderand howthere seem
to beseveral similarities
to otherPublic Corruption./Civil
Rights
case.
SSAI T wlt
TI lar
riaml the
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of these
both
cases involved
colrupt LAPD
ofcers, as
well as
lookingthe
at limited
iiiremieiieii
sA|:|pievi<iea regardingBIGGIE
the
SMALLS murder,
it was
decidedSSA:to
by open aill eld investigation
on the
murder of BIGGIE SMALLS because ofall the similarities of these 3cases
and investigate
whether LAPD officers helpedorchestrate orcommit the murder andtherefore commit aCivil
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On March 9,
1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka Notorius B.I.G.,
was murdered as he left the Peterson Automotive Museum in Los
Angeles after
attending apost Music Awards ceremony. WALLACE
was in the middle car
of a 3car
caravan when adark Chevy SS
Impala pulled next to him and fired several times into the
passenger area where WALLACE was sitting. WALLACE died minutes
later at alocal hospital.

Several sources have identified the shooter as a light

skinned black male wearing asuit and bow tie.

[&:::::::::Thas
fdentffied_by
been
ger
man.
sources
several
as
beingthe
It has also been noted by several sources that
other LAPD Officer&#39;s attended
this arty and were seenI
just priorto theshooting.[::::::f:]a registered
owner aof
1995 Black SS Impala with chrome wheels, the
exact description
iven as being driven by WALLACE&#39;s
shooter. I

I Ihave
identifiedl Ias confronting WALLACEs
caravan justprior to
&#39; dthat the same taCticsI
I Iwere used pull
to offthe WALLACE
murder. Because of the professional manner in
which the WALLACE
murder took
place, itis alleged that
not only one gang
member
|:| Mob Piru Blood!could pull this
off but it would have
taken a large
contingency of people/officers.

After asearch warrantwas

servedI I
I Iit was
discovered in his garage
that he hada
shrine of TUPAC SHAKUR and numerous 9mm guns
and ammunition, LAPD
radios, scanners and other tactical items. Note: A 9mm gun was
used to kill WALLACE with very rare Gecko 9mm ammunition. TUPAC
was killed in Las Vegas in September, 1996, 6 months prior to
WALLACE being shot. It is
alleged that
the WALLACE murder was in
retaliation to the TUPAC murder. TUPAC worked for DEATH ROW
records at
the time he was
shot coast!
west while WALLACE worked
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Federal Civil lawsuit wasfiledl Icharging
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CHRISTOPHER WALLACE.

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FBI in attempts to determine if/what role LAPD Officers played in
the murder
of WALLACE. Durin this investigation, sources have
ID&#39;d[::::]at
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the IDdi::::]as
being the
shooterBIGGIE
of
SMALLS, provided
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tha
present
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thePeterson
Automotive Museumthe night of the shooting.

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as source
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outside next to
BIGGIE&#39;s
caravan.
carSource proceeds
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other
sources stated theshooter waswearing.

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witnessed the shooting,provided a sketch ofthe shooter,
and describedwhat theshooter waswearing which is consistentwith what
other
sources state.

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in contact
with sources
attorney,
source
may not be credible.

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was contracte to 1IE SM/U33.

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involvedthe
in murder
and can
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in contactl I

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to commit the
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Individual, who is willing to testify, provided the

following information:

"BIGGIE SMALLS"
mur e&#39;r
an was the trigger

i iwhen TUPAC SHAKUR

TUPAC! was
in New
York years ago he was robbedof $100,000 worth
of jewelry.
|After TUPAC was
murdered in Las Vegas, the BFETIE §7§EE§ murder was
done in
retaliation for the TUPAC murder.

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Individual, who is willing to testify, provided the

following information:

|was at Ehe Peterson

Automotive Museumasking about BIGGIE SMALLS
the
night he
was shot.

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involved in
a lot of criminal
"thingsh
includin &#39; in
h iledge qj the BIGq;E $MALLs

rovided
bodyguards for BIGGIE
SMALLS
niq%t
the was
he murdered. talked about
Ithe trigger
man who shot BIGGIE SMALLS.

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Individual, who is willing to testify, provided the

following information:

as
seen at
the Pet rson
Automotive Museum the
night Biggie Smalls was murderred.

might have
information
regarding the Biggie Smalls murder

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information
regarding
twopossibly
unsolved crimes.Therewerenopromises
oragreements
made
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history
of
supplyinginformationto variouslaw enforcement
agenciesandhasbeena paid
informantin thepast veried!. l

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typevehicle
at the time of the incident. Wallace was attendingan aer party. Wallace was
shot
by a possible
"machine
gun unknown
caliber!.Themurderwasa contract
killing orchesnnted
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why and how.

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January2005,
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who advised
with writer again that
captioned case W1 not e

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of Notorious B.I.G. . &#39;-:-.-
By CHUCK
PHILIPS
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The FBI has closed an inves- ..
tigation into the 1997 slaying of $-,
rap star Notorious B.I.G., aban- 1
doning a controversial theory
pursued by its lead agent on the a_-
l
case. l
The bureau spent 18 months Lon! Snzpnnn Ln:
Angela: runes _,
investigating the possibility that VICTIM: Noforiolw B.I.G. was
gunned dawn near; the
Petersen l
arogue Los Angeles police om- 92
J Automotive Museum inLos
cer and rap mogul Marion
Angeles in1997. &#39;
5 Suge Knight orchestrated the
ofB.I.G.,
killing whose real name
was Christopher Wallace. naed totestify in her wrongful-
FBI o icials conducted are- death lawsuit against thecity.

1 view of the investigation and

shut. itdonm in January
learning that Agent
Philip
son had discussions
with
after
J. Car-
lawyers
The FBI has informed Voletta
WaIlace s lawyers that Carson
will not testify inthe case. O i~
cials also ordered Carson to have
I

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mother, Voletta
Wallace, and had been subpoe-

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1 . Voletta.Wallace, whose surt_
accuses the Los Angeles Police
mtfor ocverirgirgp rm-.
,.1l.ice&#39;
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her son&#39;s
kill-
in
~r§ing, issecking unspecimon-ed
;=_etary damages. The case £~ ?2 72l5l
scheduled E0 to trialApnl 12
B0 in
, -federal
court Los
in Angeles.
- - It is unclear what testimony
=,~h er lawyers
intend toelicit from
I-:,Ca_rson.
",1; LouisJ. Caprlno
Jn, acting
iihead ofthe criminal
division of
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Angeles eld hos
oi oe .
, saidthis week that Carsons in-
lj-vestigation was closed because
[federal prosecutors reviewed the
fjavidenee he had gathered and
- determined that there was no
basis for prosecution."
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thatthey discussed with Carson
&#39;, dealings
his withthe Wallace
,- lawyers. But theysaid thathad Mr-i-so Ynsuxnus For rm Timer.
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nobearing on the decision halt
to
.» the investigation. I snnxrno DAMAGES: Volettu Wdlldce, mother ofche rap star
j._ &#39;Caprino the said
discussion Notorious B1.
G., hasled alawsuit accusing the
of
LAPD co2>e1-mg
- was part ofa standard adminis- up police involvementher_son in s killing.
revlew conducted when-
ever an agent is subpoenaed to Mack, may have been involved. In February2004, Carson
.testl.t y.saidHe the bureau foundBy then, Mack was in prison for visited Mack at afederal prison
improper conduct onCar- robbing bank. a Hehad been on in Alabama Mack has said Car-
S0npart.s the policeforce atthe timeof son otiered to seeka reduction in
,.- ,Perry Sanders, an attorney Wallace&#39;s killing. _ his 14-yearsentence the
for bank
&#39;i or Wallace.
Voletta took issue Detectives learned that Mack robbery he if cooperated in the
with theFBI s explanation for ownedblacka Chevrolet Impala Wallace investigation.
.&#39; thewhy
probe was discontinued. similar toone seenspeeding In acourt ling, Mack said he
ISanders said theLAPD ex- from themurder scene. A wit- rejected the offerin
no uncertain
political
erted on
pressure the ness said he saw Mack outsideterms.
-FBI to layo thecase. He said the automotive museum several fl advised Carson that hc had
he learned this froma reliable hours before the shooting. &#39; in beeither the most inept or la-
_c9ni ident-ial source whom he Then-Det. Rusell ad-
Poole ziest agent Ihadever met," Mack
Iwouldnot identity. vanced theidea that Mack wrote. was It obvious that he. . .
&#39;- Assistant FBI Director Rich- planned the killing atKnight&#39;s _was only regurgitating the alle-
fl ardfl . Garcia, head ofthe Los behest and arranged a forfriend, gations contained in theWallace
gation. Noone atthe FBIwas Wallace. " -This week, FBI officials dis"
asked ordirected tostop any- Other information gathered puted Mack&#39;s account, contend-
&#39; thing, Garcia said in aninter- by investigators did notsupport ing thatCarson never offered to
_view. This investigation was re- the theory, however, and detect- seek reduction
a his
in sentence,
viewed diligently by [Carson&#39;s]ives turned their attention else- which
they said would have vio-
boss on a regular basis and the where. Knight, Mack andMu- lat/ed FBI policy. &#39;
results were submitted tothy _hammad,Southland a mortgageIn _September, FBI officials
U.S. attorneys olhce. They de- broker, have all denied any role in say. they asked Carson to attend
.tennined that the evidence was the lnlllng. a meetingto discusswhy his
;-insumcient for prosecution. So Since resigning from the name was on aplaintl "s listof
we dropped it." LAPD in1999,
Poole has contin-potential Witnesses.
,~ _. Christopher Wallace, then 24, uedbo promote his theoryin -During the meeting, Ca.rs0n s
Jwas gunned down March 9, 1997,books and through appearances bosses also discussed his con-
..in frontof hundreds fans of afterin documentaries and on TV duct ofthe investigation and ex-
a music industry party at thePe- shows. Voletta Wallace&#39;splored lawsuithisdealings withthe
tersen Automotive Museum in incorporates Pocle&#39;s arguments,plaintilfs attorneys, sources
the mid-Wilshire district. and he is listedas anexpertwit- said.
~LAPD detectives have pur- ness for the plaintiffs. FBI officials were concerned
sued various theories their
in
ef- Carson, the FBI agent, began that Carson might have been in-
forts tosolve the crime. One is his investigation after watchinguenced by the Wallace lawyers
that thekilling, like that ormp Poole on a Tj/&#39;;specia.l
in thesurn- and thathis contacts with them.
star Tupac Shakur six months rner of2003. court documentscould embarrass the bureau, the
earlier, stemmed trom afeud be- show. _ sources said. &#39;
tween rapgures inNew York Carson contacted Poole and FBI ayntsare perrnlthed to
and Los Angeles. interviewed otherdetectives,contact civil attorneys to see if
Shakur was the brightest star Witnesses and informantsthey have information relevant
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in LosAngeles. Wallace was as- gestion oi Wallace farnily attor- bureau policy bars agents from
somated with Bad Boy Records neys. records show. sharing investigative informa-
ln New York. The IZWO stars and In December Carson
2003, tion With them.
their associates had exchanged and other agents conducted sur- Carson and his FBIsup8I 101&#39;S
insults and threats on stage andveillance ofMuhammad andsaid he shared information
never
in recordings. wired aninformant i.n an at- with Wallace&#39;s lawyers.
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LAPD investigatorstempt to illicit incriminating Times stdwriter GregKri-
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_that a rogue LAPD officer arranged the murder of Notorious B.l.G. with rap
"mogul Suge Knight.:[H0lVIE EDITION]
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Seven years
after thekilling ofrap starNotorious B.l.G.,
the FBlisinvestigatingallegations that
anrogue Los
Angeles police officer orchestrated the slaying with rap mogul Marion "Suge Knight, according to court
documents and law enforcement sources.

The FBI is pursuing a6-year-old theoiy that then-Officer David A. Mack, acting at Knight&#39;s request,
arranged for
Amir Muhammad, Mack&#39;s friendand college roommate,
to ambush the rapper outside the Petersen Automotive
Museum Wilshire
on Boulevard.

Over the years, the LAPD has offered con icting assessments of
the theory, which police at
one point took
seriously. Documents show that LAPD detectives are now focusing on
an alternative theory that centers on a
Houston rap entrepreneur. &#39;

Mack, Knight and Muhammad, aSouthiand mortgage broker, have long denied any involvement in the 1997
killing. -

"l have stated from the outset that I have nothing whatsoever to do with any of this," Muhammad, who also uses
-, thename HarryBillups, saidin atelephone interview Thursday
from hisattorney&#39;s "l&#39;ve
of ce. nothing
done
wrong. l don&#39;t have
anything to
hide."

Knight, founder of Death Row Records, also rejected the allegations.

l don&#39;t
David
know Mack or Amir Muhammad. I&#39;ve never met them," he said by phone from Mule Creek State
Prison, where he is sewing time for a probation violation. "The FBI has never contacted me, but I&#39;m
glad they
looking
are into all of this stuff. I hope they solve it."

Notorious B.l.G.,
whose real name was Christopher Wallace, was gunned down just after midnight March 9,
1997, in front of
hundreds of
people who had just left a music
industry party at the Petersen museum. The
Brooklyn rapper
was sittingin the passenger seatof asport utility vehicieat a red lightwhen alone assassinin a
dark Impala pulled up
in the neighboring lane and opened re.

The killing occurred six months after rap star Tupac

Shakur was fatally wounded in adrive-by attack in Las
Vegas.

has
Noone ever been charged in either killing.

Early on,detectives speculated

that themurders mayhave stemmed from arivalry between EastCoast and
West Coast
rappers. Before theirdeaths, Shakurand Wallacehad beenfeuding, anda rivalrybetween their K
record labels,Los Angeles-based Row
Death and NewYork-based BadBoy Entertainment, had escalatedinto a
series of
assaults and shootings.

Each labelused gangmembers forprotection, andpolice investigated

the possibilitythat bothkillings were
committed by members of
Compton&#39;s
Southside Crips gang.

The theory
now being
investigated the
by FBI
was first
advanced1998
in bythen-LAPD Det.
Russeil Poole.&#39;
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Poole,
to Knight
Shakurmed
had thebecause
star
rapabout
was
leaghis
tolabel
- and Knight
then had Wallace murdered to make it appear that both slayings were the result of abicoastai rap feud.
Poole
contends thatKnight may have used corrupt police officers to help carry out both murders.

Mack, onetimepartner of
disgraced former LAPD Of cer Rafael Perez, came under suspicion after he was
arrested in
December 1997 forrobbing a bank. He was later convicted and is sewing a14-year prison term.

Mack owneda black

impala similar to the car used in the Wallace slaying, and a witness reported seeinghim at
the scene. informants told investigators that Mack may have provided security for
Knight. Both men grew up
in
Compton. _ _F

began
Poole scrutinizing Muhammad, who was aclassmate Mack&#39;s
of the
at University of Oregon, after learning
he
that had visited Mack in prison in December 1997. Several months earlier, ajailhouse informant had told
detectivesthat
Wai|ace&#39;skiller was aSouthside Crip who went by a Middle Eastern name, possibly "Amir"or
"Ashmir&#39;
- and
- that his true name might be
Abraham or Kenny or Keeky_

A driver&#39;s
license photoof
Muhammad resembles a police
sketch Wallace&#39;s
of killer based on witness
descriptions. One witness told police
he saw aman who resembled Muhammad outside the Petersen museum
the night of
the shooting. .

Muhammad,in
the phone interview, said the account was unfounded. Anybody who says they saw me there
night
that or thatl had anything to do with this is aliar," he said. -

Poole resignedfrom the LAPD in

1999 after disputes with his superiors about the direction of
various
investigations, including the one into Wallace&#39;s
murder.

Since then,Poole has promoted his theory of

the Wallace slaying in newspaper interviews and books
and
through appearanceson documentaries and TV shows. He has endorsed ascreenplay treatment of it that is
being shopped to Hollywoodstudios. Actor Sylvester Stallone has discussed portraying Poole in amovie.

Poole also
joined forces with Wallace&#39;s mother,
Voletta, who led a wrongful-death suit against the city of
Los
Angeles two years ago. The suit contends the LAPD covered
up involvement
police the rapper&#39;s killing.
in

The case
is scheduled to go
to trial July 27 in
federal court in Los Angeles, with Poole testifying as an
expert
witness
theforplaintiffs.
Lawyers theincase
havedepositions
taken Pooleand other
from police oftied
cers
toj
the Wallaceinvestigation. i rréthose
depositions, which.
have beensealed undercourt order,officers disclose-&#39;
details about
the FBl probe. " &#39; &#39;

The FBI&#39;s
interest in the case was sparked by
a TV special on the Wallace killing aired on the VH1 cable
channel last summer. An FBI-agent who saw the show later contacted attomeys for the Wallace family, who
alleged thatwitnesses wereafraid to talk to LAPD detectives about
the case, documents show,

The FBI has interviewedseveralwitnesses at the suggestion of

the Wallace family&#39;s
lawyers. Depositions A
suggest thatagents havereviewed Muhammad&#39;s mortgage payments and phone records and conducted
wiretaps, trying to link him to Mack. .

ne recently
FBI
an attempt
to elicit
surveillance
conducted
Muhammad
incrimihatihgstatements
San of Dieqo_am1,_so_urce
insaid,anwired informant
effortyielded nothing,*according-tcicotrffdocuments
fromhimjfhe
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An FBI agent recentlytried to interview Mack at the federal prison in

Alabama where he is serving 14- yearsfor
the 19&#39;97 btahk&#39;irobberyt
Mack denied having anything to do with the Wallace murder, according
to court records
and sources.

,The FBIdeclined tocomment onthe investigation.

Documents indicate
that thebureauis
coordinating its work
with the LAPD&#39;s Professional
Standards Bureau, which iooks into alleged police misconduct.

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is a=jo9FBl-LAPD
and the LAPD iscooperating 100%."
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&#39; Court
documents, however,
show thatLAPD_robbery-homicide detectives
are focusingonapossible Texas
connection to
&#39; the Wallace slaying
unrelatedto
the Poole
theory. _

Police haveintenriewed theowner of ablue 1996 Bentleythat they suspect played arole in the shooting. Since
September, police have traveled several times to Houston to interview witnesses and pursue leads about
potential newsuspects -including aHouston rap entrepreneurand his friend who were allegedly near the crime
scene on the night of the shooting, records show.

So far,Police have
producedno
evidence tying theBentley oreither manto thekilling, sources
said.

[illustration]
Caption: PHOTO:RAP MOGUL: Marion "Suge"Knight is serving time for aprobation violation;
PHOTOGRAPHER: Los Angeles Times; PHOTO: TARGET: Rap star Notorious B.l.G.
was gunned down March
1997, after amusic industry party in Los Angeles; PHOTOGRAPHER: Los Angeles Times
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Wilshire district. The case has spawned several investigations,and a
cottage industry of books, documentaries andmagazine articlesexploring
possible conspiracy theories involvingWallace and Tupac Shakur, the
other leading rap artist of his generation, whowas shot to death in Las
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killings stemmedfrom a turf war between EastCoast and West Coast
rappers. Beforetheir deaths, Shakur and Wallace had been feuding, and a
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theoryJanuary.
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persuaded U.S. Dis &#39;
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answer asubpoena to testify in the trial.

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