After Tupac Shakurs murder has finally been solved will Notorious B.I.G.s killer be brought to justice?

With a conviction for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur this week, pressure is now mounting on authorities to find The Notorious B.I.G.’s killer.The Brooklyn rapper — born Christopher Wallace, also known as Biggie — was gunned down in a drive-by shooting on March 9, 1997, in Los Angeles; a murder widely believed to have been in revenge for killing Shakur.That case came to a conclusion when Duane “Keefe D” Davis was found guilty at court in Las Vegas last week of murder for ordering his cousin, Orlando Lane, to kill Shakur then handing him a gun.“The Tupac verdict doesn’t necessarily help solve Biggie’s murder, but it inevitably puts it under an intense microscope,” Justin Tinsley, author of “Biggie and the World that Made Him” told The Post.Both murders were gang related, as Shakur was aligned with the Bloods street gang, while BIG’s manager, Sean “Diddy” Combs, has been alleged to have connections to their rivals, the Crips.Multiple theories over who killed Wallace abound, from rumors of involvement by off-duty LAPD officers to the killer being a juicily nicknamed associate of Shakur’s manager, Suge Knight.However, gangland lips are tightly sealed, and self-incrimination — as was the case with Davis, who boasted of his role as “shot caller” of Shakur’s murder in a book — remains unlikely.Almost 30 years later, nobody has been charged in the killing.“What separates the two cases is that Biggie does not have a central figure who put himself inside the story [like] Keefe D,” Tinsley said.

“The police need somebody to corroborate evidence.Biggie needs his Keefe D moment.”Somewhat ironically, Davis — who was a leader in the Crips — had his first brush with law enforcement when he was hauled in by the LAPD and questioned about Wallace’s shooting.That drive-by took place outside the Petersen Automotive Museum on Wilshire Boulevard where Wallace had just attended a party.

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