Tupac Shakur was one of the most sought after rappers in the nineties. He had many successes under his belt, but he was also involved in a conflict known as “East Coast vs West Coast”. The dispute between the two largest hip-hop record labels in the US: Bad Boy Records (East) and Death Row Records (West) until the death of 2Pac, who represented the California label.
Tupac’s father says he knows the truth
The case of his murder still raises many doubts, and a lot of conspiracy theories have been created about the event. One concept that has emerged in recent years is the alleged involvement of the American government in the death of Tupac Shakur. It turns out that the biological father of the legendary rapper Billy Garland also believes in this view.
He was recently interviewed by Delray Richardson of The Art of Dialogue to discuss his son’s 1996 murder. He confessed that he believes the government tracked the rapper for many years until September 7, when the rapper was shot in Las Vegas. At the same time, he condemned the artist’s involvement in a fight with Orlando Anderson of the rival Crips gang at the MGM Grand Hotel, which took place the night he was shot. Billy Garland also has a grudge against Suge Knight and the bodyguards, accusing them of not taking care of the hip-hop star’s safety.
Although Anderson’s uncle, Duane “Keefe D” Davis, admitted that he was at the scene when Anderson allegedly shot his son, Tupac’s father believes the government was responsible for the rapper’s death because they made a deal with Keefe D:
The key issue is the government. They made a deal with Keefe D. Tupac was under surveillance by the feds the night of the assassination. He was also tracked in Quad Studio, that’s a known fact. It looks like a set-up to me. I also don’t think Anderson had anything to do with my son’s death. I don’t know Keefe D, but it seems to me that someone told him to testify so that he could, for example, get out of another case, the rapper’s father believes.
Billy Garland also doubts that any Crips gang member had anything to do with the killing. No one has been held responsible for the murder of the rapper so far. A few years ago, Keefe D announced that he had cancer and wanted the world to know the truth about the rapper’s death. By contrast, Anderson never confessed to Tupac’s murder, and in 1998 he was killed in a gang shootout.
Source: Gazeta
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