As the unsolved murder of two of rap’s biggest icons continues to captivate the public’s attention, new developments have emerged that could potentially shed light on the cases of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls.
Recently, a retired Las Vegas detective has weighed in on the new warrant that has been issued in the Tupac murder case. The warrant was issued to obtain a DNA sample from a suspect in the case.
The retired detective, Russell Poole, was a key figure in the investigation of Biggie Smalls’ murder in 1997. Poole was a Los Angeles Police Department detective who was assigned to the case. He was the first detective to suggest that the murder was a result of a rivalry between East Coast and West Coast hip-hop artists.
Poole has been very vocal about his opinions on the Tupac case. He believes that the new warrant is a positive development and that it could potentially provide some closure to the case. He has also stated that he believes the suspect in the case is connected to the same people who were involved in the Biggie Smalls murder.
The suspect in the Tupac case is a former gang member who is currently serving time in prison for an unrelated crime. He has not yet been charged with any crime related to the Tupac case.
Data analytics can be used to help solve the Tupac and Biggie Smalls cases. By analyzing the data related to the cases, investigators can identify patterns that could lead to new evidence. For example, investigators could use data analytics to identify potential suspects and to analyze phone records and other evidence.
The Tupac and Biggie Smalls cases remain unsolved, but the new warrant in the Tupac case could potentially provide new clues that could help solve the cases. With the help of data analytics, investigators can continue to search for new evidence and new leads in the cases.