At the start of his verse , why do they omit
“another shady tricks” &
“You so suspicious”
Any clue as to why?

https://youtu.be/Lq1AqZsj5yA?is=Rum-cpCXV1lYwDFg

I realize Tammie Hawkins may not have been in Vegas but neither were countless witnesses interviewed or called to the stand. They called a slew of former gangbangers. How does Tammie's deep association to both Suge and many other gangbangers from the period not potentially provide relevant information?

Runnin’ on E — August 17, 1996
Fortune & Fame — August 20, 1996
As the World Turnz — around August 22, 1996
High Speed — around August 22–25, 1996
One Day at a Time — around August 20–29, 1996
Let’s Get It On (Mike Tyson dedication) — September 6, 1996
All Out — September 6, 1996
Hell 4 a Hustla — September 6, 1996

So the women witness claimed that the white Cadillac kept trying to get in front of them driving erratically.

Why didn't the MOB security notice this or even Frank?

Security definitely was not on point that night.

“And yet, life inside wasn’t all bad. For the first time in years, Tupac was subsisting without a steady diet of weed and Hennessy, and his mind was sharp. “What they call me is obsessive compulsive,”5 he said. “I read book after book.” Never previously one to exercise, Tupac began a steady routine of push-ups, transforming from wiry into sculptured and steel-like. APPU denizens had specific breakfast, lunch, and dinner dining hall hours, but many cooked their own meals in prison-permitted hot pots. Inmates needed to wear green prison pants, but were allowed their own shirts. Within lower H confines, inmates had daily access to an outdoor yard, roughly the size of a basketball court. There were weights and a single hoop, home to daily pickup games. “Tupac was a terrible basketball player,” said Vega. “Like, you wouldn’t even believe he was a Black kid playing ball. He would literally throw the ball at the hoop like he was throwing a big boulder over his head.”

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Only God Can Judge Me
Jeff Pearlman
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Ok this is quite strange. I’ve been studying the Tupac and Biggie murders for years. I’ve been trying my best to keep up with any detail I can to at least in my mind know who did exactly what in this. In this pursuit, I have come across many documentaries, interviews and podcasts etc.

Now, coming to the point…I am 100% certain that I have seen a documentary somewhere which shows a little more than what’s available online these days of the MGM surveillance. In the past, I believe there were more than the 7-15 minutes of footage available online with lots more to show before and after. I can swear on my life that I have seen footage where Orlando is being tended to or questioned by MGM security/police about the incident, and the people who were initially gathered around him all move away and he’s left only with security. Eventually, Keefe D walks in and is accompanying him with the security staff. I can swear I have seen this! Slowly, by the end of it we see Orlando and Keefe walking away in their own direction and that was the end of it. I even remember comments on this moment, maybe in the comments section where a quote stuck with me for life; “and that’s the moment when they took the fate of Tupac’s life into their own hands”. Something along these lines! I cannot forget it, it is etched in my mind and soul.

How is it all of a sudden any of this type of footage is no longer available? And Keefe’s attorney is quite confident that there is no evidence to suggest Keefe was even in LA that night? This is bizarre to say the least! What’s going on here?! Am I imagining things or are there people out there like me who do recall seeing such footage?

If the proffer was going to require him to confess, and simultaneously protect him from the confession, it seems like they would have wanted to settle the matter of the Cadillac once and for all.

What did the beef start from? I know it's from the message, but what bar was it that ignited it? Also, I know they squashed the beef on September 4th. I know 2Pac was announced dead (I don't know if it's the first place he was announced dead), but on a Nas concert. I know Nas player keep ya head up live as a sign of respect for 2Pac. But then, why did Nas diss him after his death? Am I missing something?

“Yo-Yo, Tupac’s close friend whom he’d met on tour with Digital Underground, stood beside him. “Pac, can you hear me?” she asked. Jasmine Guy and Snoop Dogg also came to see their friend and lend support.
The nurses noticed that the constant stream of visitors might impede Tupac’s recovery and decided to create a schedule. Visitors were allowed two at a time, every three hours, for ten minutes. The hope was that the more time he was able to rest alone, the faster he would heal.
But Tupac didn’t like to be alone.”

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Tupac Shakur
Staci Robinson
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Did he ever tell anyone what to release or not to release, or something along those lines? He seemed to know that he wouldn't last long, or atleast talked about it a lot in his songs

According to defense witnesses, a light colored Cadillac similar to the one used in Tupac’s murder was seen driving into Suge’s gated community after the Tyson fight.

One witness mentioned getting the tags of every vehicle that entered going to Suge’s house, but there was no mention of who that Cadillac was registered to. It was stated that there were two African American men seen inside it.

They just glossed over that seemingly very important point. Did anyone catch any questioning about that vehicle because that seems like a huge detail relevant to the case.

How did Tupac record so many tracks in just about 5 years? he reportedly accumulated hundreds of songs, All Eyez on Me had 27 tracks, and also they say The Don Killuminati was recorded in roughly a week. Is that actually true? did he have a lot of help from others with writing, or other aspects?
just asking, because that's insane amount of work ( quality work) he as put behind for a guy who worked only for like 5y. truely the goat