Napoleon Reacts to Keefe D's Arrest: He Brought This on Himself

Last Friday, news broke about the arrest of Keefe D in connection with the murder of 2Pac. which caught everyone off guard after 27 years. Former Outlawz rapper Napoleon reacted to the news of the arrest, discussing different perspectives and speculations about the case. While some believe justice is finally being served, others question the motives behind the arrest.

The conversation explores various aspects of the arrest, with Napoleon explaining that they are waiting to see how the trial unfolds. He added that Keefe D brought this situation upon himself and that his alleged involvement in the murder was evident in his own words. He then stated that Keefe's apparent desire for fame and attention outweighed the consequences he might face for his actions.

The conversation delves into Keefe D's history of interviews and public statements about 2Pac's murder. Napoleon admitted that he never paid much attention to these interviews, disregarding them as self-serving attempts to gain popularity. 

The conversation also touches upon the skepticism surrounding the justice system. Napoleon expressed his lack of faith in the system and emphasized that true justice will ultimately be served on the day of judgment. This viewpoint is based on the belief that even if 2Pac were alive, he wouldn't have sought legal retribution, understanding the consequences of his own involvement in street culture.

Speculation arises about why the case remained unsolved for so many years, including rumors that law enforcement held a grudge against 2Pac due to his previous encounter with off-duty police officers. This belief is supported by the idea that the police may have felt embarrassed and pressured to solve the case now, with an individual openly claiming involvement in the murder.

The conversation also touches upon conspiracy theories surrounding 2Pac's murder. Napoleon dismissed government involvement, citing personal animosity from politicians and attempts to ban his music, they believed the government did not play a direct role in the murder.
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