Crime & Justice

Jimmy Henchman Rosemond reportedly confesses to orchestrating the shooting and robbery of Tupac Shakur

One of the biggest mysteries in hip-hop that fueled the East Coast/West Coast beef has been finally solved.

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14 years ago

June 25, 2012

UVM Staff

Jimmy Henchman, a well-known figure in the entertainment industry, has reportedly made a shocking confession.

Now, one of the biggest mysteries in hip-hop that fueled the East Coast/West Coast beef has been finally solved.

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Jimmy Henchman confessed?

After being convicted of running an interstate drug operation, Jimmy Henchman allegedly confessed to authorities he was the mastermind behind the shooting and robbery of Tupac Shakur in 1994.

Queen For A Day

According to Hollywood Reporter, Henchman allegedly participated in “Queen For A Day” government sessions last fall where he confessed to being the brains behind the operation that landed Tupac in the hospital nursing five gunshot wounds.

The “Queen For A Day” program allows suspected assailants under investigation choose to enter an agreement with the government to confess knowledge of certain crimes with the agreement that the information won’t be used to prosecute them.

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