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 5 - Keffe D Threat Claims · 24 Aug 2026 podcast

That's a proffer agreement, it's supposed to be private, as we've heard time and time again. voice-verified

It's supposed to be this unshakable, unbreakable thing that's entered into by law enforcement agencies and voice-verified

The person that they're speaking to. voice-verified

And as long as you tell the truth, these words will never become public and will never be used against you. voice-verified

And yet here they are in this footage. voice-verified

And that is because one of the people who was a consultant on this documentary is Greg Kading. voice-verified

Now he's a former LAPD officer. voice-verified

I believe he's going to testify. voice-verified

He's somebody that Michael Sampf spoke about quite a lot, actually, in opening statements to discredit him as a witness. voice-verified

He said he is a disgraced officer. voice-verified

He stole the murder files of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls and then disseminated it, wrote a book about it in 2011 called Murder Rap, where he alleges that Keefy D was the architect of the shooting that killed Tupac Shakur. voice-verified

And actually, this BET documentary, the sixth parter, was based on and heavily influenced by Greg Kading's book. voice-verified

And it became clear through testimony that we got from Mario Diaz, who was the showrunner, that voice-verified

He had supplied the audio for those 2008 interviews that were a result of the proffer agreements. voice-verified

Now, in cross-examination, one of the first things they wanted to highlight was the fact that Dwayne Keefidi Davis was a paid contributor. voice-verified

In fact, one of the witnesses testified that he received probably around $10,000 to $20,000 for his contribution for the interviews that he did. voice-verified

And we know that the theory from the defense is my client is quote, I'm saying this every episode now. voice-verified

My client is talking a lot of crap. voice-verified

He goes on, he's monetizing this, he's trying to make some money, but essentially he never signed anything to say I will tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. voice-verified

So he could have gone in there and said whatever he wanted. voice-verified

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