December 16, 2005

True Crime > The LAPD Biggie Smalls Case

Fantastic Randall Sullivan article in Rolling Stone about the murder of Biggie Smalls (the Notorious B.I.G.) and the possible involvement of some corrupt LAPD officers. One in particular, David Mack, is currently in prison for robbing the Bank of America. Among the evidence pointing to Mack is the fact that his car matches the description of the car that that was used in Biggie's murder, he's a long-time friend with another suspect in the case, he took family days off on the day of the bank robbery and the day of the murder, and he was employed by Suge Knight and Death Row Records even while serving on the LAPD.

There are also disturbing allegations that an LA Times reporter, Chuck Philips, wrote intentionally misleading articles that pointed attention away from Suge Knight. The stories relied heavily on anonymous sources that the LAT won't reveal. They did print the street name of a witness in a then-upcoming civil trial surrounding the case. The witness was subsequently beaten and couldn't testify. The article suggests that Philips, like Mack, may have been on the Death Row payroll. Via Patterico.

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You're right. Great article.

Posted by: Deliverance at December 16, 2005

Crazy stuff, ain't it? Suge Knight is like a one-man crime wave.

Posted by: Les Jones at December 16, 2005
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