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his death on September 13, 1996, 2Pac has lived hidden for a great and triumphant return in 2003. - First of all it is important to note the significance of the number 7 in this plot. - According to U.S. law, a people who pretend to be dead for seven or more years can not be convicted for justice. He also says that if you have two or more attempts to murder a person can change their identity or forge his death. - There is a rumor that the video of 2Pac Changes uses a Nike Air Jordan 1999, ie, a sneaker released three years after his death. - Witnesses report seeing 2Pac walking the streets of Jamaica. - There is no material to prove that the autopsy was performed. - 2Pac always wore a bulletproof vest, but that day he was not using. - 2Pac was pronounced dead at 4:03 (4 +3 = 7) at 25 years of age (2 +5 = 7) and this happened 7 months after the release of All Eyez On Me - Nine months after the launch of All Eyez on Me album Makaveli's 7 day Theory was released. Nine months symbolizes birth and rebirth as Makaveli 2Pac. - Another dimension to 7, 7 day Theory. - Makaveli The name comes from Machiavelli (Niccolo Machiavelli, Italian philosopher who lived from 1469 to 1527). Machiavelli taught that to dodge the enemy one should forge his death. - Machiavelli wrote in one of his books that "a prince who wishes to achieve a big goal must learn to deceive". 2Pac spoke in interviews days before his death that would stop rapping and his life as a gangsta, let stardom wanted to live in anonymity. How could this happen if 2Pac was so famous and asked? Making the public think he was dead. - The press was barred from his funeral. - The rap clip of To Live and Die in LA Makaveli album was released months after his death. Does the video was recorded before his death? - In the video Hail Mary appears a tombstone with the name Makaveli. The tombstone is broken and has a hole in front of it. A reference to ressussitamento of 2Pac. - A few days after the death of 2Pac's video was released I is not Mad at Cha. Him being dead when 2Pac appears out of a theater and appearing as an angel in heaven.

The 7 Day Theory title may be an allusion to the fact that he led the shots on the 7th of September and died seven days later, on September 13. In other words, he was alive at day 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and died on June 13. - In the Makaveli album there is no dimension to his death, for example: 1971-1996 RIP, as is common in such cases. - In the Makaveli album is written in the booklet: EXIT - TUPAC, ENTER - Makaveli. Another allusion to his death and rebirth. - The producer of Makeveli, The 7 Day Theory's Simon, completely unknown as a producer in rap. In the bible Simon is an apostle of Jesus. Simon is one of the first witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus. - Made Niggaz In rap 2Pac says "fuck who do not understand my plan ... to enrich outlaw the grave. Retain my picture." - On Niggas Done Changed rap rapper 2Pac Richie Rich says "I got shot and died, I can not explain how it happened, but believe me, the guys will get what they deserve." - The rap Is not Hard 2 Find 2Pac says "I heard rumors that I died ... but was assassinated fiction, the story has changed." - In the clip I Wonder if Heaven Got a Ghetto 2Pac enters the room with a girl's number 7. At the end of the clip the clock strikes 4:03, the hour of his death. Why the producers of these videos by 2Pac insitem this 'joke'? - The only witness to the death of 2Pac, Yafeu Fula, was found dead two months later. Suge Knight who accompanied 2Pac refused to give evidence about the fact. - Increase the sound of your radio and put the first song on the album Makeveli, The 7 Day Theory, you will hear a voice saying "Suge shot him" translating "Suge shot him." - The rap Thug Luv Bone Thugs-N-Harmony that has the participation of 2Pac can hear Bizzy Bone saying in the background "He's Alive He's Alive He's Alive" translating "it's alive, he's alive, he's alive." - Several people accompanied 2Pac on the Tyson fight, including several bodyguards, why not one of them witnessed the assassination? If this story of death arranged for a triumphant return is true, should 2Pac 'ressussitar' in 2003. Although they may seem absurd, all this evidence make us eager to see what will happen. Did 2Pac really is alive? this question will only be answered if he really back, but while this does not happen around the question will stay in the air for a long, long time.

At 10:55 at night when stopped at a red light, Shakur rolled down his window and a photographer took his picture. [26] Approximately ten minutes later, they were stopped by police as they were with the car stereo too loud and did not have the license plate. So Suge took the plates from inside the trunk, and two minutes later were released without being fined. [26] [27] At about 11:10, when stopped at a red light at Flamingo Road near the intersection Koval Lane in front of the Maxim Hotel, a vehicle occupied by two women approached Tupac, with which they talked and invited to go to Club 662. [26] Approximately five minutes later, a white Cadillac, older model, with a unknown number of occupants, approached the BMW, lowered the window and fired about twelve or thirteen shots at Shakur. He was hit by four of them, hitting one in the head, two in the groin and one in his hand. [9] [26] One of the shots ricocheted probably lung rapper. [28] Suge was hit in the head by shrapnel, but it is believed that the bullet grazed him. [29] [30]
After arriving at the scene, police and paramedics took Suge and a mortally wounded Shakur to the University Medical Center. According to interview one of the best friends of the rapper, the video director Gobi, he received the news in a hospital official Death Row advising that the gunmen had arrived at the label and were sending death threats to Shakur, claiming that there were going to "finish him off". [31] Upon hearing this, Gobi immediately warned the Las Vegas police, but they said they were no officers available and no one could be sent. [31] However, this threat was not achieved. [31] At the hospital, Shakur was briefly conscious and others unconscious, having been heavily sedated, breathing through a ventilator and a respirator. It was placed on life support machines, and was eventually placed in a barbiturate-induced coma after repeatedly trying to get out of bed. [9] [31] [32]
After surviving a series of surgeries - including the removal of the right lung, unsuccessful - Shakur underwent critical phase of the medical therapy and was given a 50% chance of staying alive. [31] Gobi left the medical center after being informed that the artist had an improvement of 13% on Friday night. [28] While the Intensive Care was to be held on the afternoon of September 13, 1996, Shakur died of internal bleeding, doctors tried to revive but it failed to prevent the spread of hemorrhage. [9] [32] His mother, Afeni made the decision to tell the doctors to turn off the devices. [28] [32] He was pronounced dead at 4:03 pm. [ 9] The official causes of death were described as respiratory failure and cardiopulmonary arrest, in addition to multiple injuries from bullets. Shakur's body was cremated. [33] Later, some of his ashes were mixed with marijuana and smoked by members of the group

Due in large part to the lack of official evidence, many investigations and theories related to the assassination emerged. Because of the rivalry between him and The Notorious Big, there was speculation from the outset about the possibility of Biggie's collaboration in the murder. He, like his family and his associates, vehemently denied the accusation. [35] In 2002, writer Chuck Phillips, the Los Angeles Times fraudulently claimed to have discovered evidence involving Biggie, in addition to Anderson and the Southside Crips in the attack. [35] . In the article, Phillips quoted unnamed sources from a gang member who claimed Biggie had ties to the Crips, often hiring them for security during West Coast appearances. However, in 2008, the LA Times published an official document of the story told by Phillips. [36] The sources that the journalist used were discovered by The Smoking Gun and were completely rigged, resulting in the dismissal of the employee less than five months later. [36] Biggie was murdered in March 1997. [37]
Biggie's family submitted documentation to MTV stating that the rapper was working in a recording studio in New York when Tupac was murdered. His manager Wayne Barrow and singer James "Lil 'Cease" Lloyd said publicly that Biggie did not have any involvement in the crime and claimed further that were with him in the studio the night of the event.
Gang violence from both coasts caught the attention of English filmmaker Nick Broomfield, who made the documentary Biggie & Tupac which examines the lack of progress in the case, interview people close to the two deceased rappers and the investigation. The childhood friend of Shakur and Outlawz member Yafeu "Yaki Kadafi" Fula was on the train when the murder occurred and indicated to police that he might be able to identify the bandits. However, was shot and killed shortly thereafter in a housing project in Irvington. [38]
A DVD titled Tupac: Assassination was released on October 23, 2007, more than eleven years after the murder of rapper. It explores aspects surrounding the event and provides a new view of the case, with details of the environment. [39]
In September 2011, [40] rumors emerged of a videotape that contained scenes of Tupac sex with a group of fans [40] In the film about five minutes, the rapper appears in a party having sex [40] where a woman makes him oral sex while he sings. [40] According to sources, there is another part of the tape that can still be revealed