A convicted felon claims he shot and robbed late rap legend TUPAC SHAKUR back in 1994.
RadarOnline.com reports a man identifying himself as Dexter Isaac claims another hip-hop exec named James "Jimmy Henchman" Rosemond paid him $2,500 to fire at Tupac on November 30, 1994 outside Manhattan's Quad Studios.
Isaac claims he kept a souvenir from the incident in which Shakur was shot five times: "I still have as proof the chain we took in the robbery."
Isaac is serving life at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center in connection with convictions for murder, robbery and other assorted crimes.
Shakur, who would have turned 40 today, died in September 1996 in an other unsolved shooting in Las Vegas.
NYPD said they will investigate the con’s claims.
