The Notorious B.I.G
*A new development has come to fruition regarding the murder of rapper the Notorious B.I.G. just weeks after a New York man confessed to robbing Tupac Shakur in 1994.
A new man and former member of the Nation of Islam, named Clayton Hill reportedly confessed to being an accessory to the murder, explaining he was handed the gun that was used to kill the rapper.
Hill contacted HipHopDX.com and shared his story.
Billboard reports that an email exchange between the two parties said in mid-May 1997 Western Regional Minister from the Nation of Islam, Tony Muhammad, with the approval of Supreme Captain of the Southern Region, Abdul Sharrieff Muhammad, via Account Executive Brother Melvin Muhammad, ordered Hill to pick up Dawoud Muhammad from the Greyhound Bus Station in downtown Atlanta. Dawoud’s name was kept from Hill till Dawoud introduced himself as such when meeting.
“[Dawoud Muhammad] stated to me that he was on the run for the murder [of The Notorious B.I.G.],” Hill told HipHopDx. “He disclosed that he was the shooter of The Notorious B.I.G. because he [Dawoud] was a former Blood gang member and was paid to do so.”
As it states in his soon-to-be released e-book, “Diary of an Ex-Terroist,” Dawoud handed Hill a wrapped up semi-automatic of which the caliber was unknown. The book also reveals that Dawoud bragged about the murder and getting paid $25,000 for the assassination.
Hill further described the scenario saying he was then instructed by Melvin Muhammad to have the “property” delivered to Emile Muhammad, the personal driver of Minister Louis Farrakhan in Kentucky. The gun was then delivered to its resting place at the NOI headquarters.
“I doubt if Minister Farrakhan knew anything… he would have been insulated from that,” Hill wrote.
Finally, Hill said he disclosed all of the information divulged to the media outlet to Assistant U.S. Attorney Nancy DePodesta and the F.B.I.’s Domestic Terrorism Unit last year.
Hill is currently serving time in prison in downtown Chicago for conspiracy to defraud the U.S. and identity theft.
Clayton Hill
People coming out of the woodworks to fess up these days.
PEOPLE WANT TO-GO-TO JAIL!?!?!?!?!?!?!?… the recession is worse than I thought.
Why don’t they ask Puffy? He know…
It’s called Blood Sacrifice..
Now that was just low. smh
http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/Entertainment_News_5/Rap_COINTELPRO_Subverting_the_power_of_Hip-Hop_2114.shtml
——————————————–
In the case of the Notorious BIG, ATF, New York City and Los Angeles under cover police officers and, I believe, the FBI were all following his car at the very moment he was shot. Lil’ Cease of Junior Mafia has publicly acknowledged that he was shown photographs of himself, Puffy, Biggie, the car, by the FBI after the murder took place and the FBI questioned him about certain individuals who were being photographed. So, Voleta Wallace asked the question best, “Why, if the FBI was following my son the night he was murdered, why don’t they know who is responsible for the murder?” And then of course, there’s the other logical question, which is maybe they know a lot more than they’ve indicated about that murder. Then there was in one of the earlier parts of my series, the Village Voice wrote a very peculiar piece about how a government informant had infiltrated the management of Wu Tang. And I think in particular Ghostface Killa and Cappadonna. And I thought that the way that they portrayed the (Wu Tang) clan and the way that they tried to connect the group with illegal activity was what I recall from what I was taught by Lieutenant Colonel Fletcher Prouty, who wrote part of the script for JFK for Oliver Stone and who specialized in Black operations from, I believe, ’55 – ’64. [2]
Awhile back Lil Kim stated she believed the government had something to do with Biggie being killed and I wrote it was alleged that the government was following Biggie the night he was killed. A person on here , I believe it was Huey,but not sure ,said I believed in conspiracy theories. I just said that it was something I heard but the story which I heard on Nightline days after the murder was quickly shotdown by all the news outlets. I included the link of the latest story regarding the surveillance of Biggie and the sentence which stated what I said.