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How Did Tupac Contribute To His Death

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Tupac Amaru Shakur was and is a well known rapper since the late 1980’s. On September 7, 1996, Tupac was shot and murdered by four unidentified men in his record producer, Suge Knight’s, car. His death caused a great uproar among the American public. Rumors flustered millions in America. Many questions came about among the American public on whether he was murdered or if he faked his own death. Some believe Tupac’s alleged death did happen and it was just another tragic death of a star. They say things happen and there is no conspiracy behind his death, but others beg to differ. Those who believe Tupac did not die found clues in everything from his apparel to his songs to his death report. It is thought to believe that Tupac and his close …show more content…

The only proof of Tupac’s body being present after his death was the coroner’s autopsy report and photographs published by people claiming that it was Tupac in the picture. Based on evidence provided by the coroner, Tupac’s autopsy report included his incorrect information. The only person who saw Tupac the day after his death was the coroner. According to the reports, Tupac was six-foot and two hundred fifty pounds, but according to medical reports while he was alive, Tupac was five foot eight inches and one hundred sixty pounds. Along with this newfound information, another suspicious fact is the whereabouts of the coroner. Since Tupac’s coronary reports, the coroner has not been seen or heard (Young). It is as if the coroner had disappeared off the face of the

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