Earlier this week, reports hit the web that the now-indicted former music mogul Jimmy “Henchman” Rosemond had admitted to setting up the infamous Tupac shooting at Quad Studios in the 90’s. This went hand-in-hand with a confession from a man last year, who revealed he was the one who’d shot Tupac, on Henchman’s orders. A publicist for Henchman has reached out to The Source, however, and is denying any such statement from her client. Details below. Marisa Mendez
Jimmy Henchman Admits To Setting Up Tupac Shooting
After being indicted of murder charges on Friday, former music mogul Jimmy “Henchman” Rosemond has begun singing like a canary! Jimmy’s associate had already came out about a year ago admitting to actually committing the shooting of Tupac Shakur (the original one in Quad Studios, not the one that ultimately led to his death), and now Jimmy is pretty much backing up his claim. Details below. Marisa Mendez
Jimmy Henchman Found Guilty On All Charges
Damn, cold world. Jimmy Henchman used to be on the top of his game in the music world, and now he’ll be doing plenty of time in a small, cold jail cell. Not quite the luxurious life he was once accustomed to. Details below. Marisa Mendez
Jimmy Henchman Linked To Murder Of A 50 Cent Affiliate, Could Face Death Penalty
Jimmy Henchman, a hip-hop talent agent who once managed Akon and Brandy, could soon face charges in connection with the murder of a 50 Cent affiliate that could get him the death penalty, a federal prosecutor said yesterday. More details after the jump… Funk Flex Find Flex on Google +
Interscope Records Denies Being Involved In Drug Ring
Interscope Records has denied any involvement in a drug ring involving The Game’s manager Jimmy “Henchman” Rosemond. Federal prosecutors have alleged that the record company knew about and took place in Henchman’s drug-trafficking ring. Read more after the jump. @Julie1205
