The Tupac Commemoration: Seven Days of Theory (Part 4)

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By: Victor “Doc V” Trammell

In Tupac’s posthumous, self-narrated documentary “Tupac Resurrection” he says that he “never thought” his own race of people would seek to do him harm. After being shot and robbed at the Quad City Studios, he began to sink deeper into feelings of resentment and anger. Strangely the first NYPD officers at the scene of Tupac’s 1994 attempted murder and robbery were the same officers who arrested him and testified against him in his recent s****l assault case, which was still ongoing at the time.

Many theories (including the ones Tupac made public) came about surrounding this tragic incident. One theory is that the alleged victim in his s****l assault case had family ties to a rival criminal outfit. Supposedly, he was a target of revenge for the assault of the 19-year-old female victim. This theory claims that the group paid random street guys to shoot and rob him to make it look like someone else other than them something to do with it.

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