![]() The deaths of Wallace and Shakur have been the subject of rampant speculation about the motives. The FBI looked into whether any Los Angeles police officers were involved in Wallace's shooting. The attorney for the rapper's family complained Friday that he was not given any notice that the report would be released and criticiced police for not closing one of Los Angeles' highest-profile unsolved murders.īoth Los Angeles police and the FBI investigated Wallace's killing, which came just months after another rap superstar, Tupac Shakur, was gunned down in Las Vegas. The 23-page report revealed the rapper, whose real name was Christopher Wallace, was hit by four bullets after leaving a music industry event in March 1997, but one that hit his heart, left lung and colon caused his death. Los Angeles County's chief coroner investigator Craig Harvey said a security hold placed on the report's release was lifted last week. ![]() ![]() We hope that witnesses or other people with information will come forward and give us the clues we need to solve this case." "Obviously this has been a challenging case for us to solve. ![]() "Our detectives personally spoke with the Wallace family (Friday) night, and apologized for not notifying them prior to the release" said Billy Hayes, who heads LAPD's robbery-homicide division, which is investigating the killing.
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