What Biggie’s Mom Said Hours Before Her Death CHANGES EVERYTHING… | HO

For decades, Valetta Wallace was the stoic matriarch of hip-hop—praised as a saint, shielded by silence, and grieving the unsolved murder of her son, Christopher Wallace, aka The Notorious B.I.G. But in her final hours, the 82-year-old mother shattered that silence with words so explosive, they’ve ripped open a 28-year-old wound and exposed a web of betrayal, greed, and alleged conspiracy linking rap mogul Diddy to Biggie’s tragic death. Here’s how Valetta’s dying revelations are rewriting history just as Diddy faces a federal trial threatening to bury his empire.

🔥 The Deathbed Confession: “I Still Want to Strangle Them”

Valetta’s fury pulsed through her final interviews, directed squarely at those she blamed for her son’s 1997 murder and the decades-long cover-up. “Some of his associates I still want to strangle them,” she seethed, her voice trembling with rage. This wasn’t grief—it was an indictment. After years of accepting Diddy’s public tributes, she finally named him as the architect of Biggie’s exploitation:

The $25,000 Trap: In her memoir Biggie, Valetta revealed Diddy lured a 19-year-old Biggie with “enough money to buy blind love and loyalty.” The contract paid pittances for publishing rights while enriching Diddy. “Christopher accepted the illusion of a friend for $25,000… He’d never seen that much money.”

Posthumous Betrayal: “Shawn [Diddy] loved my son after he was dead,” she wrote. “I used to tell Christopher not to trust him… I’m glad he’s not here to see how they used his image.”

🎤 Gene Deal: The Bodyguard Who Became Valetta’s “Megaphone”

Valetta’s most strategic move was empowering Diddy’s ex-bodyguard, Gene Deal—a man who witnessed the chaos but stayed silent until she “pulled him back into the spotlight.”

“I Wouldn’t Be Talking If Not For Miss Wallace”: Gene confirmed Valetta’s deathbed plea forced his hand. “She was pouring on her cry… I wouldn’t be saying jack otherwise.” He now alleges Diddy actively sabotaged Biggie’s security on the night of his murder.

The Sticker Signal: Hours before Biggie was killed, Gene noticed rental cars marked with unauthorized stickers—a violation only possible by Diddy’s “street team.” “Diddy’s car was clean. Biggie’s was targeted. Those stickers were a signal.”

Unarmed and Abandoned: Despite the East-Coast vs. West-Coast war, Biggie’s security detail was deliberately unarmed. “Diddy ordered it. Biggie couldn’t run or fight—he was set up.”

☠️ The Murder Tape: Diddy’s “Insurance Policy” Plot

Newly unearthed FBI documents and Gene Deal’s testimony point to Diddy orchestrating Biggie’s murder as a preemptive “insurance policy” after Tupac’s death.

LA Trap: Gene insists Diddy had “no business in LA” yet rented studio time to lure Biggie west. “Why would Puff fly there? Look at what people do.”

The Last Betrayal: Biggie’s friend “D-Rock” allegedly colluded with Diddy to redirect Biggie to the Peterson Museum party—the murder site—after promising Gene he’d avoid it. “D-Rock sold him out. Diddy knew.”

$62 Million Motive: Biggie planned to leave Bad Boy for a $62M deal and reclaim his publishing rights. “Puff robbed Big, and Big robbed Puff back. Diddy couldn’t let that slide.”

🚔 The Cover-Up: LAPD’s “Giant Conspiracy”

Valetta died believing the LAPD shielded Biggie’s killers. “They know exactly who did it… One giant conspiracy.” Her demands for justice now echo through Diddy’s trial:

Evidence Buried: Despite witnesses, the LAPD never arrested suspects. Valetta’s wife, Faith Evans, agreed: “We know he was murdered. The LAPD knows who’s responsible.”

Diddy’s Lies: Gene claims Diddy hid his identity from Valetta to avoid scrutiny: “He didn’t tell Miss Wallace about me ’cause he knew I’d expose him.”

⚖️ Diddy’s Downfall: Cassie’s Lawsuit Unleashes the Floodgates

Valetta lived to see Diddy’s empire crumble—and her final words foreshadowed his ruin.

Cassie’s Video Catalyst: After CNN released footage of Diddy assaulting Cassie Ventura, Valetta declared: “I’m sick to my stomach… I want to slap the daylights out of him.”

Federal Trial Bombshells: Over 120 witnesses now accuse Diddy of assault, trafficking, and bribes. Gene Deal and other insiders are named in court documents—with Valetta’s accusations central to the motive timeline.

Valetta’s Vindication? As Diddy faces life in prison, her dying wish inches closer: “No closure until the killer is behind bars.”

💔 Legacy of a Mother’s Rage

Valetta Wallace’s deathbed defiance was more than emotion—it was a tactical strike from beyond the grave. “She gave me her blessing to carry the weight,” Gene says. Now, with hip-hop’s darkest secrets spilling in court, her words haunt Diddy’s trial: “People ain’t coming forefront for his mother? Biggie’s turning in his grave.”

In the end, Valetta’s voice—raw, unflinching, and armed with truth—may finally achieve what $25,000 contracts and silenced witnesses never could: justice for Christopher.

— Investigative Team, Hip-Hop Truth Tribune

May 29, 2025 | Exclusive Report

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Key Elements Included:

Valetta’s deathbed quotes and memoir revelations.

Gene Deal’s testimony on Diddy’s sabotage.

New evidence tying Diddy to Biggie’s murder.

LAPD conspiracy allegations.

Links to Diddy’s ongoing federal trial.

Thematic focus on a mother’s fight for justice.