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James “Henchman” Rosemond spent 20 years denying that he had anything to do with the 1994 shooting of Tupac Shakur in New York City. The shooting took place at Quad Studios, and led to the falling out that got both Tupac and The Notorious BIG murdered in cold blood.
Tupac made a song called “Against All Odds” in which he noted that Rosemond tried to get him killed. He said:
“Jimmy Henchman. . .
[You] set me up, wet me up… stuck me up.
But you never shut me up.”
Now, court testimony is confirming that Rosemond himself did play a role in the shooting of Tupac Shakur. The Village Voice reports on the confessions taking place in a series of “Queen for a day” sessions with authorities, during which the defendant can negotiate a reduced sentence by confessing to various crimes without penalty of prosecution.
The revelation was made in court when the prosecutors in Rosemond’s felony drug distribution case noted that his lawyer denied that Rosemond had anything to do with the crime. In court, the defendant’s attorney stated that the claim was “utterly false.” This led to the prosecutors responding with this comment:
“If [Rosemond's attorney] is going to argue that this was a fabricated article, it’s the government’s position that we can put in the defendant’s own admission about that particular shooting,” the prosecutor said. “In saying it is not true, when in fact it is true, the government should be able to rebut that argument that he’s making, [and introduce] that the defendant actually admitted to this 1994 shooting.”
You can read more about the case at The Village Voice
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Babyradford
June 28, 2012 at 10:32 pm
Trust and believe that they are FULLY AWARE of who the players are and EXACTLY what part they played. If you will notice we are getting is what should be considered “BOMBSHELL” type information and they are trickling and releasing what they want when they want. The trick for them is to make sure that they present it in a way that the police involved do not get exposed or criminalized. Call me Ms. Cynical!
DeepEntity
June 26, 2012 at 4:57 am
What is the most disturbing about this case is how our law enforcement could let this guy and many others like him build a music empire worth millions of dollars off drugs, wait til he’s a well established business man now arrest him. I seen documentaries that had Jimmy Henchman in them and just from the first look at him I could tell he was a thug. He even boasted on the Original 50cent documentary about how he was a leader in prison as a youth…”Message!!!, where did he get the money to start up a company? should have be the first question asked by law enforcement.
Derrick
June 29, 2012 at 8:26 am
These caucasian music owners aka overseerers, use these negroes to front their dope money and also deal drugs to these scrappers aka rappers!
Look how they did Michael Jackson. When he spoke the Truth about Soney record executives the stones started flying at him. Now, he’s dead!
“THEY DON’T REALLY CARE ABOUT US” – Michael Jackson