Legal: Plot to Kill 50, Snoop Suit, Suge Released

According to legal documents obtained by The Smoking Gun, the feds say that Murder Inc. associate Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff was behind the 2000 murder attempt on 50 Cent and that he continued to track 50 Cent in hopes of having him killed after failing the first time. Related speculations hold that Jam Master Jay may have been killed by McGriff's crew for his association with 50 Cent.

Snoop Dogg is suing the same car dealer that 50 Cent is suing, in Snoop's case for ripping off his likeness and "distinct speech pattern" in newspaper ads. Um, wait a minute. Didn't Snoop get that distinct speech pattern from the Yay?

Apparently Suge Knight was released from the hospital late last week. As usual, an information blackout is in full effect.