Producer Choke No Joke says Diddy will be charged with Tupac and infamous BIG murders.

Producer Choke No Joke has made some explosive allegations about Sean “Diddy” Combs, even going so far as to believe Combs will eventually be charged with the murders of rappers Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.

Speaking to Piers Morgan on ‘Piers Morgan Uncensored Choke, he said: ‘I believe he will reportedly be charged with the murder of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G. I think that’s what’s coming down the pipeline. The things I hear are serious. I believe he will be indicted for the alleged murder of both Tupac Shakur and Biggie.”

Morgan urged Choke to ask for proof of his claim. “I believe, based on the evidence that’s out there, all the talk on YouTube, the Quad hit, Diddy was there with Jimmy Henchman, Jimmy Henchman had a problem with Tupac. That’s why Tupac was recorded at Quad studios,” Choke replied.

He then went into great detail and even mentioned people. “Long story short, at the end you have a guy named Gene Deal who worked for Diddy who says he saw a check that Eric Von Zipp had. He told him the check was for the murder of Tupac Shakur.

“Now there’s a YouTuber named Doggie Diamonds. Gene Deal says to Doggie Diamonds, “You’re saying the check is for Biggie’s life? And he corrects. He says ‘no, I saw the check for Pac’s life’. Eric Von Zip said he had a check in his back pocket and it was from Blackground Records. Well, Jimmy Henchman worked with Blackground Records, so if you capture Tupac’s shooting at Quad Studio and go all the way to the end, there was reportedly a check.

“If this was true and Diddy paid for the hit on Tupac and Suge Knight and that check came from Blackground Records, this will go right back to the Quad studio recordings when Tupac was shot. Diddy was in the studio with Jimmy Henchman. But they don’t tell that story. They make it look like Diddy was in the studio with Biggie. No. Biggie went behind Diddy’s back and got a deal with Atlantic Records and had a secret recording session for the first Junior Mafia album. They were recording their first song. Diddy discovered that Biggie was holding this session in silence. He prepared to attack Piggy. The Tupac shooting postponed the plan. Diddy wanted to attack Biggie, but discovered he had a completely different deal. He was there recording.

“Diddy, ‘Sean Combs’ and Biggie ‘Christopher Wallace’ had a publishing deal together. With their publishing deal, Notorious BIG had to write songs and Diddy gets a share of the money. What Biggie did, which was wrong, was he started writing all the stuff for Lil Kim and Junior Mafia and lied to Diddy who thought they wrote their own stuff.

“The day before Diddy died, Gene Deal tells the story of how he smoked weed with Biggie and how he was security. He wasn’t supposed to smoke. Biggie told Diddy we needed more security because Gene was high. Gene in turn tells Diddy, “Hey, he wrote all the Lil Kim stuff and Junior Mafia. Diddy jumps in Biggie’s face. ‘Say it, say it. You wrote it.” The next day Piggy was dead.”

Check out Choke’s comments with Piers Morgan:

Last month, Sean “Diddy” Combs was arrested in New York and faces up to life in prison on sex trafficking charges.

Since then, 120 victims have filed new charges against Combs. 25 of the 120 were minors. One was only 9 years old at the time. If Combs is found guilty, he could spend the rest of his life in prison.

Stay informed with your free Noise11.com daily music news email alert. Subscribe to Noise11 Music News here

Be the first to see the latest interviews and special features from NOISE11.com on YOUTUBE, updated regularly. Check things out first SUBSCRIBE here: Noise11 on YouTube SUBSCRIBE

Noise11.com

Tagged as: 90s, Choke No Joke, Diddy, Notorious BIG, rap, Sean Combs, Tupac Shakur, USA