Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

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5,978 appearances 76 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 3 Sep

Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Fame Under Fire: The Tupac Murder Trial · Tupac: Day 6 - Courtroom Clash · 25 Aug 2026 podcast

So these are differences to some of the other recordings that we've heard, inconsistencies in what he's saying.

And he speaks a lot about street life, gang.

Gangster life and he's saying, you know, we were trying to get out of this lifestyle.

People like me, we're born into this community, we're born into this way of life, we're trying to become rappers and sports stars to make our way out of the gang lifestyle, and that's flipped.

He was speaking to the fact that he claimed Tupac was a a a fake gangster and he kind of jumped from gang to gang and it was very performative.

And he was saying, you know, I'm truly from here and and I find it funny when I see people trying

To claim that lifestyle.

But we also heard in that recording KVD say, quote, I'm a killer, and then ask, Are we gonna go over this stuff before you put it out?

Now Mike Dorsey testified that he made that recording and he kept that recording, but he never ever thought that he would be playing it in a courtroom in 2026.

But we did listen to the full recording today, so we've listened to that BET full recording, which was I believe about two hours.

We've listened to the 2008 recordings, we've listened to the two

Two thousand and nine recordings.

We've heard recordings from ninety-eight, ninety-nine.

I think we're all recording out at the moment, and now we're moving on to the book.

So you've got the audio emissions and and now we're moving on to hardback.

So that's what we're gonna be taking a look at tomorrow.

We don't know who the witness is gonna be because they just won't say, although there has been some conversation around keeping people safe and not revealing who's coming next so they can't be interfered with, which makes a lot of sense given that Keefe.

D expressed some concerns about the safety of his family and saying his house was being vandalised.

But that's it for this episode of the two-part murder trial from Fame Under Fire from BBC Sounds with me and Nishka Matanda Dowti.

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