SUGE KNIGHT SAYS HE WAS THE TARGET IN SHOOTING THAT KILLED TUPAC SHAKUR

[Monsta Squadd]

Suge Knight has claimed that he was the real target of the 1996 drive-by shooting that killed rapper Tupac Shakur, and that his ex-wife and former Death Row Records security chief were behind it.
In a signed affidavit, Knight’s attorney Thaddeus Culpepper reportedly wrote that the record producer has known “for many years that Reggie Wright Jr. and his ex-wife Sharitha were behind the murder of Tupac and attempted murder of Knight”.

Culpepper added that Knight has also alleged details of Wright’s involvement in the shooting of Shakur’s nemesis, Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace – in 1997.

The former CEO of Death Row Records was with Shakur on the night that he was killed in Las Vegas in ’96.

Knight, who is currently behind bars awaiting a separate murder trial, has always refused to reveal the identity of the person he believed was responsible for Shakur’s death.

He is apparently speaking out now after hearing the “salient points” in the new documentary Tupac Assassination: Battle For Compton, which was directed by Richard Bond and Michael Douglas Carlin.

Since his death there have been numerous conspiracy theories around Shakur’s killing, including that the rapper is still alive in Cuba after faking his own death.

 

[mouth_my_nuts]

I wouldn't believe anything Suge says, 32 bullets fired from less then 10 feet and not one hit Suge.

 

[recklessofgilaz]

I wouldn't believe anything Suge says, 32 bullets fired from less then 10 feet and not one hit Suge.

One hit him grazing the back of his head

 

[mouth_my_nuts]

I didn't know that, crazy how both murders are still a mystery to the public. The story with the most objective proof of who did it is that "murder rap" documentary.

 

[StillHustlin]

At this point idgaf, tbh I never did. The only thing that matters is that people who tried to change their lives for the better were murdered way too young. All of this irrelevant focus on whodunit doesn't bring anyone back from the dead.

 

[Walkin]

He's been pushing this line for a few months. I'm sorry but infant but him being the target when they rolled up on the passenger side. Makes no sense unless they said fuck it lets kill pack.

In the past, the Reggie Wright theory has also implicated lil 1/2 dead as the shooter.

It's hard to buy any theory other than the Murder Rap one

 

[ParadoxMRR]

Bullshit. Pac was assassinated by the government for attempting to mix revolutionary messages with mainstream success. They tried to kill him 6 or 7 times before they finally got him. You're not allowed to play both sides of the fence.

You can read about it in detail in "The FBI War Against Tupac and Black Leaders" by John Potash.

Don't read the book by Greg Kading. He's a shill and disinformation agent.

 

[mouth_my_nuts]

Bullshit. Pac was assassinated by the government for attempting to mix revolutionary messages with mainstream success. They tried to kill him 6 or 7 times before they finally got him. You're not allowed to play both sides of the fence.

You can read about it in detail in "The FBI War Against Tupac and Black Leaders" by John Potash.

Don't read the book by Greg Kading. He's a shill and disinformation agent.

So they killed Tupac for "mixing revolutionary messages with mainstream success" but didn't kill john potash for exposing their story in great detail?

You think with every single resource at their hand the government would fail at killing Tupac 6-7 times ?

 

[ParadoxMRR]

So they killed Tupac for "mixing revolutionary messages with mainstream success" but didn't kill john potash for exposing their story in great detail?

You think with every single resource at their hand the government would fail at killing Tupac 6-7 times ?

The reason they don't need to kill John Potash is because people don't be reading books. The fact that I'm the only one on this page who seems to have read his book is an example of that.

As I said, it was mixing revolutionary messages with MAINSTREAM success. Potash isn't mainstream, nor are rappers such as Dead Prez. Pac was. You can either be revolutionary, or reach the masses, but not both.

As far as the failed assassionation attempts, his shooting of those off duty Atlanta cops was one attempt. The studio shooting in New York was another. They also tried to set him up for that rape charge to shut him up / alienated him from his fans. The FBI had a file on Tupac over 4,000 pages long (most of which has not been released).

Pac was born into activist royalty. The thug shit was just a gimmick to reach people in the streets with his anti-establishment messages.

 

[ParadoxMRR]

Oh and half the staff on Death Row was the police

 

[RM211]

 

[45Yr Old Virgin]

the real man behind the murders.

 

[dalycity650]

All this shit coming out. Why now? And really at this point who cares anymore, most of these youngsters don't know about or really understand the west coast/ east coast beef of the mid 90's. R.i.p tupac tho.

 

[klack klack]

I'm not buying murder rap, hard to believe shit coming out of a cops mouth that's trapping people. Seems like lapd after failing for twenty years is trying to make it seem like they finally got it right lol. Rip Pac

 

[rickyL]

this ain't for internet

 

[WT SAVAGE]

Lol at the government killing 2 pac, how old is you bruh?

He jumped the wrong dude at the wrong time and got killed.

 

[Mac Jesus]

I did it. I killed 2pac.

 

[Real 1]

^^^^^:ermm:

 

[S.L.A.B]

Lol at the government killing 2 pac, how old is you bruh?

He jumped the wrong dude at the wrong time and got killed.

Indeed. Thats some Alice in Wonderland type shit. Some people seem to be vulnerable to watching to many movies...

 

[Mac Jesus]

I shot 2pac when I was 12 years old. It was an accident. I didnt know how guns work.