03/28: FBI: We Have No Record of Documents L.A. Times Used
It's just another
nail in the coffin for that
L.A. Times story today as the
AP reports the FBI's response to the situation.
The documents purported to be an FBI agent's reports on interviews conducted in 2002 of confidential informants linking Sabatino and associates of Combs to the 1994 shooting of Shakur in New York City. The shooting triggered a feud between East and West Coast rappers that later led to the killings of Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. None of the shootings have been solved.
"We have no record of these documents in our system," Agent Stephen Kodak said. "They don't appear to be legitimate." He said no decision has been made on whether to investigate the documents and their origin.
You have to wonder how much damage Sabatino did to his
suit against Diddy with this stuff. It may not be directly related, but he's getting killed on this story and, if he did forge the documents, rightfully so.
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