Retired Detective Greg Kading clears up comments about The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur's deaths

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Earlier this week, Greg Kading turned heads when he discussed the deaths of The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur. Kading, a former detective, published a book called Murder Rap: The Untold Story of the Biggie Smalls & Tupac Shakur Murder Investigations.

Greg Kading was a member of the LAPD for twenty-five years and investigated the murders of the two rappers from 2006 until 2009. The LAPD was accused of being in on Biggie's murder by his mother, Voletta Wallace.

Recently, Kading spoke more in-depth about the situation, saying he does not believe Amir Muhammed was responsible for Biggie's death. Greg Kading went on to deny Amir Muhammed's existence, as the name was given different variations and used by a jailhouse informant. However, in one documentary, it is said Muhammed was present at the Petersen Automotive Center, the night Biggie died. Former Bad Boy bodyguard, Eugene Deal, witnessed him there.

Discussing Lil Cease's recount of a man wearing a suit and bow tie, Greg Kading said his follow-up stories do not match his initial story. Getting straight to the point, Greg Kading said he believes a man, known on the streets as Poochie (birth name Wardell Fouse) was the actual shooter. Poochie was said, by Kading, to be an affiliate of Suge Knights and a member of the Bloods gang. Greg Kading said Poochie may have had help from a member of the Nation of Islam, who was present at the event.

Greg Kading feels Poochie was a hired shooter of Suge Knight's. Knight was said to have purchased the infamous Chevrolet Impala for Poochie. The Impala was the vehicle used to murder Biggie. Kading said he has proof Theresa Swan paid Poochie, on Suge Knight's orders, to murder The Notorious B.I.G.