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Example Of Tupac Conspiracy Theory
Keaira Corriveau
Mr. Musick
November 7, 2017
Tupac conspiracy theory
Tupac has left his fans wondering for many of years now. Is he dead? Or is he alive? This have led to several conspiracy theories giving both evidence of Tu pac being dead and alive. On September 13, 1996 Tupac was pronounced dead in a drive by shooting. He was 25. For the past 20 years people have put out there that Tupac faked his death and is alive that he’s hiding in Cuba with his aunt Taking care of her living his life free. Some will say He's being harbored by the government as a witness for something. Others will say that he is dead. And that biggie smalls was a mastermind of Tupac’s death. B.I.G. offered the Crips
$1 million to kill Shakur. However,

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