Two of Knight former associates thinks Knight is either a government informant or a rat. Lloyd (TaTa) Lake met Knight two decade ago and Reggie White was Knight childhood friend who once work security at Death Row. The two men are currently working on a documentary (Justice For Tupac and Biggie) about the murder of Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur. They also looking into whether the U.S. Government has infiltrated the Hip Hop community with secret sources who will provide information rappers. The film will also look into possible ties between Knight with the FBI. In an interview Lake and Wright talk about their history with Knight and Death Row, all the people suspected of being involved in the murders of Biggie and Tupac. And why they believe Knight is not who he claims to be. Here is a couple of examples. Lloyd said "one night [Suge] called me and said, “I need you to go push on Drake for me.” I already had in my mind this guy could be an informant, but the only reason I went down there was to check to see if I could figure out if he really was an informant and to see if I saw any FBI or anybody in the vicinity or in the club. Sure enough I did. They followed me everywhere I moved through there. Let’s talk about Las Vegas when he’s standing over Melissa Issac, and he’s beating her with a knife in his hand and with drugs in his front pocket. He doesn't go to jail. This is a slam dunk case. You got a cop as an eye-witness. You don’t have a better eye-witness than a police officer. And there’s no way Melissa can just say she doesn't want to testify against him. They would have forced her to testify. They would have subpoenaed her. There’s no way out of those cases. Wright do not think Knight is an informant he just think he has rat things in him. Wright claim when Knight was doing time in jail for probation violation he was going to have to serve six months which he did not want to do. Knight apparently reach out to the US Attorney who was handling his probation and said “Y’all been trying to get me to cooperate on David Kenner. I’m willingly to do that now, because I don’t wanna go six months. I’m ready to get out of here.”