Who Killed Tupac? (6 Part Serie On A&E)
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Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
I knew something wasn't right about gene deal's interview.
like he was changing up on the slick.
like he was changing up on the slick.
Eastside Get The Money
Veteran
I always say it was written
From not wanting to go to LV, to not wearing a vest, to missing the fight cause Tyson got a KO, to seeing Orlando
, to getting stopped by the police for music that slowed them down, to the hoes yelling his name so everyone knew it was him. Pac wasn’t making it out of Vegas that night
Honestly out of all the people that speak about this pac, big shyt. Gene is one of the few people I believe the most. Yeah he trying to get his paper too with his documentary, etc... But I think dude generally cared about Big. His story has always been consistent
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"I dont care if Big gotta die... I dont care if Pac gotta die"- Buffy
"Pac had these dudes shook"
Bad Boy contingent/Pac hate crew gonna avoid this
So Little Half Dead went from doing cheap porn with Jake Steed to killing 2pac?...
.... *continues to watch ep*
.... *continues to watch ep*
DarkandHellisHot
Superstar
Nikkas talk a lot of shyt, but that's after I'm gone
‘Cause they fear me in my physical form
Let it be known I'm troublesome
‘Cause they fear me in my physical form
Let it be known I'm troublesome
Imgone8itch
All Star
Is money b a midget?
cornercommission2k12
so this were u dudes went
Seems like crump, just as those in the murder rap doc, are more concerned with the guilt of orlando anderson, rather than seriously solving the case.
After all of those episodes, the killer is still a mystery.
My opinion is always what it has been, just as in the keneka jenkins case, no way officers, detectives etc are risking their careers doing misconduct , hiding documents, concealing evidence, etc unless they are somehow involved. They are not going to go through hiding and concealing things to protect some street thug named orlando anderson. Especially not at the risk of a lawsuit. The fact it was so much misconduct by the police/detectives tell me they had involvement.
After all of those episodes, the killer is still a mystery.
My opinion is always what it has been, just as in the keneka jenkins case, no way officers, detectives etc are risking their careers doing misconduct , hiding documents, concealing evidence, etc unless they are somehow involved. They are not going to go through hiding and concealing things to protect some street thug named orlando anderson. Especially not at the risk of a lawsuit. The fact it was so much misconduct by the police/detectives tell me they had involvement.
How the hell he gonna use that interview by Corey Edwards and then not mention that it backs up what Keefe D had said, even though the ONLY reason he didn't want to believe the Murder Rap theory was that Keefe D might have given a false confession because he would have told them anything. That Corey Edwards interview basically means Keefe D was most likely telling the truth about all of the events he described from the night of the shooting. Unless Corey Edwards watched Murder Rap and just went along with it but that would make no sense. Now if Keefe D was the telling the truth about how the shooting took place, why would he have lied about the Puffy conversations before and after the shooting? Confessing the murder would have been enough.
DetroitEWarren
Veteran
I got a question about the Keefe D theory. First off I want to say that im damn near 100% sure that they were the shooters. This doc tried to dispel his story with the jailhouse snitch rules. However, this nikka had to be there because he told the FBI dude about the car full of females that were talking to Pac and Suge, there is no other way dude could have known that without being there. This shyt crazy, this documentary is bringing back my first internet obsession when we first got the shyt in 2002 smh 
I’m stealing on this ambulance chaser if I catch him in public
This was quite possibly the most useless doc-series ever
This was quite possibly the most useless doc-series ever
