Nearly three decades after Tupac Shakur’s murder, explosive new claims by Suge Knight have reignited controversy surrounding the circumstances of the iconic rapper’s death, RKS News reports.
In a prison interview, Suge Knight—who was in the car with Tupac at the time of the fatal shooting—claimed that Tupac had asked not to be kept on life support following the shooting.
More controversially, Knight alleged that Tupac’s mother, Afeni Shakur, instructed medical staff not to resuscitate her son, despite Tupac allegedly expressing a wish to keep fighting for his life. These claims contradict the long-held narrative surrounding the rapper’s final days.
Knight also addressed the ongoing controversy involving Duane “Keefe D” Davis, who has publicly alleged that Sean “Diddy” Combs offered $1 million to orchestrate Tupac’s assassination. While Diddy has denied the accusations and has not been formally charged in the case, these statements are resurfacing as Combs faces mounting legal troubles in New York.
In a bizarre twist, Knight also revealed that part of Tupac’s ashes was smoked by his closest friends, a symbolic act that has continued to spark mixed reactions from fans and the public over the years.
The resurfacing of these accusations adds fuel to the unresolved mystery of Tupac’s 1996 murder in Las Vegas, a case that still captivates the world.
