2Pac's Friend Money B Asks Vlad if He Feels Responsible for Keefe D's Arrest (Part 2)
February 11, 2026
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In a recent candid conversation, Money B, longtime friend of Tupac Shakur, weighed in on VladTV’s interview with Keefe D, who was arrested years after allegedly confessing to Tupac’s murder. Vlad asked Money B if he felt partly responsible for Keefe D’s arrest due to the interview and Keefe D’s revealing book. Money B acknowledged some responsibility but emphasized the complexity surrounding the case. He questioned whether Keefe D believed he had immunity to speak freely, noting the proffer agreement and leaked confession recordings that reignited the investigation.
Money B expressed skepticism that Keefe D’s conviction would bring true closure, highlighting that Tupac’s mother, Afeni Shakur, who opposed prison time for her son’s killer, had passed away before the arrest. He stressed that closure feels incomplete without her and suggested the case remains painful, with “truth” elusive. Ultimately, Money B hopes those personally affected find peace, though for him, the situation feels like an ongoing show.
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