Who shot TuPac? The police is still on the lookout for the person who killed the rapper in 1996. 

ABC News reveals that the police made an invasion into the house of an alleged killer of the rapper. According to the report, the police seized some items that can help in the investigation. 

Some of the items the police seized are: computers, cell phones, hard drives, and documents in the Las Vegas home. 

You remember that the night he died he went to watch Mike Tyson knock out Bruce Seldon. When he was the only one in the car, a white Cadillac with four men pulled beside and one of the four men opened fire at Tupac. The rapper sustained at least two shots in the chest. 

Immediately his friends took him to the hospital and after about six hours later, the rapper died. 

Don’t forget that Gillie Da Kid son, YNG Cheese, also got killed a few days a go at Philly, Philadelphia. It happened Gillie spoke out against the July 7th killing in Philadelphia. 

Gillie said “We looking real sad out here, Philly. “Eight n-ggas shot outside out West, four n-ggas dead, two kids, shot somebody grandmom. When the fuck n-ggas’ kids and grandmoms been on the menu? When is n-ggas’ grandmoms and kids been on the menu, man?

“There was a time you seen a n-gga and was beefing with a n-gga, you seen him with his kids and give him the, ‘Oh, you lucky you with your kids, bitch.’ Because you didn’t even want that type of karma on you because the kids ain’t have nothing to do with this shit.”

Inmate Demands Access To Tupac’s Estate, Says He Is Reincarnated

Tupac Shakur passed away more than twenty years ago, yet, his influence still dominates the hip-hop scene. Tupac is still revered, and the sorrow of his murder is never-endingly alluring.

Of course, Tupac’s popularity and value attract those who want a piece of the action. Tarnell Leon Jones, a prisoner at Colorado’s San Carlos Correctional Facility, is one example. Jones claims that because he is the late rapper, he is entitled to access to the estate.

He is Tupac Shakur’s reincarnation, according to Jones. Although Jones acknowledged that he does not resemble Tupac and that he is unaware of the rapper’s social security number, he was aware of both Tupac’s birthday and the occasion of his passing.

Some could object that this is information that is readily available online (and they would be correct), but Jones claims that it is proof that he is a reincarnate. Additionally, he stated that if medical professionals conducted some tests, they would discover that he has two blood types and possibly even two hearts. Additionally, he advised the judge to Google his entire name since it is Tupac’s “reincarnation name,” according to him. What this might mean is unclear.

However, a United States District Judge Hector Gonzalez wrote in his dismissal of Jones’ case.

“He also alleges that a backpack containing more than $1 million was ‘robbed’ from him, although he has not specified who took it or where this event occurred,” Gonzalez continued. “[Jones] seeks reimbursement for the medical expenses that he incurred because of these events.”

Inmate Demands Access To Tupac’s Estate, Says He Is Reincarnated. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments section.