Random Conspiracy Theories About Murder Of Tupac Shaku (11 items)

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  (#11) Aliens Abducted Tupac

  A handful of Shakur fans have suggested the rap star was abducted by aliens. The extraterrestrials allegedly faked his passing and brought him to their planet, where he would live and rap for anywhere from 100 to 1,000 years. After living with the aliens, Shakur would be made immortal on Earth. 
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  (#2) Tupac Faked His Own Passing And Is In Hiding

  One of the most popular theories about Shakur's passing is that he isn't actually gone at all. In fact, some believe he's really alive, hiding out in luxurious locations all over the world. Why? Shakur assumed the moniker "Makaveli," a reference to the Renaissance philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli, who supposedly suggested faking a passing in order to evade enemies. Some claimed "Makaveli" was an anagram for “Am Alive K."

  The sleeve copy of Shakur's final album, The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, which was released posthumously, contained the sentence "Exit 2Pac, Enter Makaveli,” suggesting rebirth under a new name. There have been Shakur "sightings" all over the world, in which people claim to have seen the artists (or lookalikes), and he is reportedly frequently seen in the Caribbean. In 2018, a man named Michael Nice said he was part of the security team that helped Shakur escape Las Vegas, first to Barbados and then to Cuba in the aftermath of his "alleged" shooting. Nice previously had told media, "Why [do] you think nobody [has] been arrested if they said they [are] the one[s] that killed Tupac?" Nice reportedly passed in December 2018.
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  (#7) Suge Knight's Bodyguard And Ex-Wife Offed 'Pac

  Suge Knight once indicated his ex-wife Sharitha Golden and his former head of security Reggie Wright Jr. could be behind Tupac's expiration. Apparently, the pair was actually trying to take out Knight but got Shakur instead. This was just one of the many attempts on Knight's life, the record boss claimed. 

  Why would Golden do this? Former LAPD cop Russell Poole noted she and Knihgt were still technically married at the time of Shakur's passing, so, if Knight passed, she'd inherit his money and control of profitable Death Row. Wright has denied the allegations, and Golden told TMZ, "When Tupac died, what did Death Row become after that? Zero. Nothing. A downfall.” 
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  (#8) Tupac Beat Up Gangster Orlando Anderson, Who Got His Revenge

  The night he was shot, Shakur was in Las Vegas attending a boxing match at the MGM Grand. In the hotel lobby, he was involved in a run-in with Crip member Orlando "Baby Lane" Anderson. Knight also got in on the action. Death Row was associated with the Crips' arch-rivals, the Bloods. 

  As the story goes, Anderson ended Shakur later in the night as payback for the beating in the lobby. Not surprisingly, 18 months later, Orlando himself was slain in a gang shootout.
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  (#3) They Found The Fatal Tool Used, But The Feds Destroyed It For Suspicious Reasons

  Adding fuel to the conspiracy theory fire, a 2017 docu-series revealed the fatal tool used in the Shakur case was discovered in a Compton backyard in 1998. The now-defunct Compton Police Department took the gun into evidence and handed it over to the LAPD after the department was dissolved. 

  In 2006, a deputy working on The Notorious B.I.G case discovered that the property where the evidence was found belonged to a girlfriend of a Crip gang member. 

  But the piece of evidence was never handed over to the Las Vegas Police Department. Why? According to documents obtained by the documentary crew, a federal prosecutor was worried it might alert potential conspirators. Very strange indeed. 
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  (#1) Marion "Suge" Knight Put Out A Hit On Tupac Over Money

  A 2002 documentary called Biggie & Tupac presented some interesting theories about Shakur's passing, including one that Knight ordered a hit on his superstar artist with whom he was having some monetary disputes. It claimed Shakur was planning to split from Death Row, and in retaliation, Knight wanted him taken out. Knight then had Biggie taken out in order to take suspicion off of himself for Shakur's case. Interestingly, Knight reportedly owned (or just took) Tupac's money.

  Corroborating this suggestion was the late Jerry Heller, the controversial former manager of pioneering West Coast rap group N.W.A. Before his expiration, Heller claimed Knight “unquestionably put the hit out" on Shakur. Knight, who was riding beside Shakur in the car when the rapper was shot, allegedly pulled his friend in front of himself as a shield.

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