Trigger Warning: This article contains mentions of murder and violence, which could be triggering for some readers.

Tupac Shakur’s family is taking all the measures in order to find the answers surrounding the person who murdered the late vocalist. Now, they have hired lawyer Alex Spiro to investigate Sean ‘Diddy’ Comb’s connection to his death, per US Weekly.

Spiro has a very impressive career background, mostly because of his clientele, consisting of multiple high-profile individuals who have trusted him with their respective cases.

He was born and brought to Boston by his mom, who worked as a clinical psychologist and a father who was a dentist. As per Wikipedia, he is the oldest child and has three siblings. 

However, he seemingly considered a career in psychiatry initially, enrolled in Tufts University to study biopsychology and graduated summa cum laude. He also reportedly worked at McLean Hospital’s adolescent psychiatry unit.

In 2008, the Boston native completed his further studies by receiving a Juris Doctor from Harvard University. While he was in the program, he did a fellowship at the Central Intelligence Agency.

Spiro’s career in law has been nothing but impressive. He has successfully taken high-profile and controversial cases and has also represented many famous figures, including Jay Z, Elon Musk, and Alec Baldwin.

When it comes to famous cases, the Crazy In Love rapper and Roc Nation asked him to assist in the immigration case involving rapper 21 Savage’s arrest in 2019.

He also represented Alec Baldwin in the infamous Rust case, in which the actor allegedly used a real gun for rehearsal at the set of the movie, which resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. The case against Baldwin was dismissed in July.

Along with representing Musk in several cases, he has also been a part of the legal team when the tech entrepreneur took over Twitter. Spiro also led the discussions of the layoff of employees during that time, per the website.

The lawyer’s list of clients also includes Mike Jagger, Bobby Shmurda, Jimmy Donaldson (aka Mr. Beast), Aaron Hernandez, Robert Kraft, Don Lewis, Julian Edelman, and Charles Oakley. 

Apart from that, he has also prosecuted Rodney Alcala, who was famously known as the Dating Game Killer, accused of committing two murders in the 1970s in New York, per the outlet.

The public interest in Tupac’s case has always been very high, so it will be interesting to see what kind of revelation may come forth.

For the unversed, the later artist was shot in 1996. The person behind this has not been found, but according to US Weekly, Duane ‘Keefe D’ Davis was arrested by Las Vegas police in September.

While streaming giant Netflix is known for saving our mundane weekends with its diverse lineup, some shows still don’t cut. One such series is Kaos, the Greek mythology comedy that premiered in late August 2024 and has now been canceled for renewal, as reported by Variety.

This cancellation is primarily due to its inability to attract a significant audience, despite spending four weeks in the top 10 charts. The show peaked at number three on the English-language TV chart during its second week but only achieved a peak viewership of 5.9 million views.

For context, Netflix defines a view as total runtime divided by total hours viewed.