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The video investigates the tragic shooting of Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas nearly thirty years ago, focusing on the specific details of the crime scene at the intersection of Flamingo and Koval Avenue. Hosts E. CEO and OG Pyro walk through the location where Tupac was fatally shot and later died in the hospital seven days after the incident. They discuss the condition of Suge Knight's car, noting that the rims were bent and a tire blew out, suggesting the vehicle may have been turning or hitting a curb rather than driving straight. The hosts analyze conflicting accounts regarding the direction of travel, debating whether the convoy came from the MGM Grand parking structure down Koval Avenue or approached from another direction, while examining physical evidence like the location of the Western Hotel and the old Shell station to reconstruct the night's events. A significant portion of the discussion centers on the controversial role of Orlando Anderson and the subsequent investigation by Metro Police. The hosts argue that the official narrative labeling the shooting as gang retaliation was a setup, pointing out that the murder weapon found in Atlanta was allegedly discarded by Compton police officers who feared involvement in the case. They suggest that key figures like Suge Knight and others were unfairly targeted in a smear campaign to close the case quickly, ignoring testimony about Tupac waving at girls before the attack and the fact that Suge waited until the shooting was over before leaving the scene. The transcript highlights how the media and law enforcement may have manipulated the story to fit a gang war narrative rather than pursuing a thorough investigation into potential foul play by associates of Death Row Records. The video also explores the personal connection fans still feel with Tupac, featuring interviews with visitors who claim to be mediums or spiritual guides connecting with the rapper from the afterlife. These individuals describe Tupac's vision for peace among gang leaders and his desire to pull people out of the gutter, contrasting this with the violence he faced. The hosts question why there is no official memorial at the site despite it being a major location in Las Vegas history, comparing it to sites dedicated to Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley. They emphasize that Tupac was not loved by the system at the time and suggest that the lack of recognition is another embarrassment for the city, especially given the heavy traffic and the significance of the spot where he met his demise. Ultimately, the summary concludes with a call to question the official story and look deeper into the motives of those involved, particularly Suge Knight, who was trying to get to a club at 662 that night. The hosts reiterate that Tupac left his protective vest behind after meeting Mike Tyson, believing he was safe among friends, which may have contributed to his vulnerability. By piecing together witness accounts, physical evidence like the bent rims, and the behavior of those present, the video aims to expose what they believe were hidden truths about the night Tupac died, urging viewers to consider that the case was not as closed or settled as it appeared in public records.
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[music] Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. >> Koval and Flamingo here in Las Vegas, Nevada. Almost 30 years later. What really happened that night was Suge Knight and Tupac when Tupac was gunned down and later died at the hospital. Suge Knight car shot up, rims bit. What really happened at night? That's what we're trying to understand. When you look out here, you see different little writings on the ground talking as if they're showing significance of Tupac being here and on his last, you know, momentous time. But what happened that night, guys? That's what we need to understand. So, we're just pretty much out here admiring the fact of what really happened and what went down. And people are walking up talking to us about it. And it's crazy because you would think after all these years, 30 years later, some of these people weren't even old enough to know what was going on. They still trying to understand it. Kephy D says this allegedly. Orlando says this allegedly. Suge says this alleged. He just spoke on it. But what really happened that night? So, you telling me that they would have been right here? Right. Right there. >> Allegedly, they came from the MGM Grand. >> Okay. >> Going north. >> Okay. >> Going east to 662. >> I'm with my guy OG Pyu, as y'all already know, I told him more. And um we I like I said, this is where Tupac in in in September of 1996 got gunned down. And um the one thing you got to realize is I've been always coming to this spot, but I never came out here and just thought it through the way I want to do and dissected today. So here we go. OG, how you doing? You there, >> man? We right here. We right here right here. >> Las Vegas at the scene. >> So this is where this all went down. So when you look at what we are looking at here in Las Vegas, we're at Flamingo and Koval where Tupac was gunned down and died how long after OG did he die? >> Seven I believe seven days >> 7 days later days later he passes away. Suge Knight did he I don't even know if he went to the hospital that night. He did. >> He did. >> Yeah. >> Now you say that the car was parked there when you got here. >> Approximately what time did you get here? Uh, had to be 11:30 or 12. >> 11:30 or 12. Was the car pointed that way? >> Yes, it was. >> It was pointed that way. >> It was pointing toward 662. Was going east. >> So, he had to either be coming up this way or coming straight. >> One of the two. >> But it's more likely coming this way. Would he bang that rim up like that? Cuz he going straight. There's no reason to do that but keep speeding and running. >> Or else. So you had to impact pretty hard to turn turn to tear those rims up. >> Allegedly the tire hit right here at this Arco station. When it turned it hit that bump right there, blew the tire out, busted the rim, and the car came to a stop right about 50 ft from Koval. >> Okay. If it hadn't been him coming down Las Vegas Boulevard to Flamingo, that mean the parking structure at the MGM Grand is on Koval. >> So that would make sense for them to come down Kovalt. >> So that means they would have to go up Tropicana from Tropicana around the Las Vegas Boulevard where it's backto back traffic. >> Yeah. >> Traffic is heavy just like this is heavy right here on fight night. It's heavy. So they came, I believe allegedly they came from Kovalt to Flamingo. >> Wow. Wow. Well, well, when when you think about back that night almost 30 years ago, OG, what's the most memorable moment for you that night coming up here? Because how did you guys even hear that Pognam had gotten >> the call came to Captain Shahid Muhammad >> because we were supposed to all meet at uh 662. Okay. >> And he had he had to go to be with his child. probably had a newborn child. >> Okay. >> And him and uh the other entourage, they went to his house. >> Okay. >> Over past Eastern. >> Okay. >> And we went to the Lexar Hotel and then they called us and told us uh Shin had got shot. >> Wow. Wow. Man, it's crazy. 30 years later, man. And people are still coming here taking pictures, stopping by the spot where Tupac uh came to his uh >> the area that he got. >> Yeah. The area his demise and they got a platform and people are saying >> people are coming in and showing what's your name, sir, if you don't mind us asking. >> Masimo. >> Masimo. What made you stop and take pictures of that? >> It's the Tupac Del. >> That's right. Tupac. >> It's the right place. >> Yes. Okay. >> So, you you where you from? >> Italy. >> And you came from Italy. >> Yeah. And you wanted to check it out. >> Good. >> International walking. >> Everybody love Tupac. Everybody love Pac, man. >> So, you know, people are saying, "Why don't they have a memorial?" Tupac wasn't loved by the system. >> Yeah. >> So, if the people ain't put a Would you think the city would put This is one of the major embarrassments of Las Vegas other than Michael Jackson. >> Wow. Wait a minute. What about Michael Jackson? It's where Michael Jackson died. Oh, >> okay. >> It's where Elvis Presley died. >> Wow. >> So, they can't have a blemish on Las Vegas. Not Not whatever goes. >> Not continuous blemish. >> Yes. >> Wow, man. What's your name again? >> My name's Jackie. >> Jackie. >> Yeah. >> So, Jackie, like I said, the the the account you give, like I said, and the way that What make you so passionate about the Tupac dying on Koval or getting shot up on Koval and Flamingo? What makes you so passionate about it? >> Cuz I've been going over it and over it since I've been over here. >> And how long have you been over here >> in this area? >> In this area >> since July, but in Las Vegas since January. What was it? 2024. I showed up here. >> So you And when you moved here, this was something that you held dear to your heart. >> He's always been dear to my heart. Tupac. He Yeah, he was one of my favorite artists ever. Like if you know me from years ago, >> what's your favorite Tupac song though? >> My favorite Can't See Me. I like that one. I like [ __ ] can't see me. You can't see me. >> I like that. No, the one with uh Jordan. George Clinton. >> That's it. Right before your very eyes. You won't be visualized. [laughter] You can't see me. >> But yeah, that's >> [ __ ] can't see me. >> That's right. >> You shouldn't have made a mistake. You shouldn't have never run around with Dre. That That's what you talking about. >> That's right. >> You love that. [music] >> I do. I love Pac. I love him. >> What made you like Pac so much? Some kid from where was he at? Baltimore and back up here and and the movies. What was it? >> Energy. His um the way he moved the crowd also. >> How old was you in 1996? >> I was young. I was like >> 12. >> Yeah. 13. >> How you still hold on to Tupac at 12? >> 30 plus years. >> That's right. And you out here on the block today, >> it was the truth. >> Wow. >> And then on top of it, if you start listening to the account, the accounts the outlaws when they talk about him. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you know what the meaning of the GA on his tattoo was? What he wanted to do? No, it wasn't thugs. He wanted to he wanted to have he planned on having and I think it was he was talking back back going back and forth with uh was it Matula Matula Shakur and he was talking back and forth. He wanted to put in place like ceasefires. He was looking to work with the Panthers to get his people out of the gutter. He was shedding a light. He was ready to pull people out. So why do you think they attacked him the way that they did when he was talking about the feds are after me? Yeah, they come after you because they can't if they can't control you. They want to get rid of you. Especially if you can move a crowd. Do you know that he had like 200 different like he was writing to gang leaders and he had them on board with what he wanted to do. That man would have pulled people out of the gutter and that was the problem. Same thing with Easy E. Easics too. >> How long did How many times have you been through here and looked at this and tried to understand what happened? come here like maybe every day. >> You come here every day >> trying to see what >> right now I live in >> trying to understand what happened. >> I don't understand yet because I do I am a medium and I do connect with him and it's not like as >> what does that mean you're a medium? You you connect with him in the in the out in the afterward afterlife. >> The afterlife. >> You feel like you connect with Tupac in the afterlife. What's the last thing he said? >> What do you mean? What's >> Well, have he said something to you or something? >> What has he said? >> He was asking about Kadada. >> He was asking about Kada. And I've spoken to his uh production manager Rahheim. >> Okay. >> And he was he he wants his he wants Gaz to go forward what he was going to do for his people. He wants his people out of the garden. He doesn't want people acting the way. >> When do we usually come to you? At night or in the morning. >> Different times. It's and it's not like as clearcut as when you people have different gifts, right? Spiritual gifts. Okay. And when I connect with it's it's not as clear-cut as like you coming up to me. And a lot of times that's when I tell people like when you do speak to somebody from the other side, you have to be open because they're not 3D anymore. So you're not going to get your messages as clearcut as 3D. I'm clear audient. So a lot of times music. I'll hear music. I'll ask a question and then all of a sudden like I'm clear audient and then I I pay attention to numbers too. Dramatria. They have meaning. Different numbers have different meanings. >> So, there's different things and I've been going through a lot of what he's been going through myself. I had issues with cops um stalking me and I'm a targeted individual myself. >> Wow. >> So, I worked at I worked at MGM and the funniest thing, the people that were doing that, they put on my car. Remember what happened with that [ __ ] too? >> Yeah. >> All the dudes that did it didn't get nothing. >> Yeah. >> But him, >> he he got crucified for that [ __ ] right? >> Wow. >> That's a smear campaign right there. So, it's a connection. There's a connection between. So, I have a feeling he's been looking over me. >> Thanks for Thanks for your time. >> And when I worked at MGM, I think that's maybe when we connected cuz it's been it's loud. Like, like I said, it's loud. Like, >> what what are the chances? I was going to go to a different store today. What are the chances that I come out here and meet y'all today, Boss Talk, and hear you talking about Pop? >> Yeah. >> And I've been going over it and over it and over it trying to figure out who these people were. Gridlock. The last movie Pac was on. I was with I was with Pac when he when he met Frank how >> because I've been going over this and over all this >> there when they met for the first time. >> You were there when they met for the first time. >> Yes. >> So coming from this way. I'm trying to get this down pack. How we know for sure they was coming from this way >> cuz they were in they were in those two lanes. That's the accounts that were given that they were in those two lanes. The white caddy came up on the side supposedly. They didn't fight find the white caddy. There was like four shots that got hit got hit with. Right. Two in his chest, one in the side, one in the thigh. Right. I think Suge pulled him up. Suge could have easily pulled his ass up and put him in position. Why? >> Pac Pac was in the roof when the shot started. If Pac had laid back, Pac tried to jump over the seat to jump in the back seat. >> Try to jump in the backseat when them gun bullets coming. >> You're getting shot at. >> Well, you don't know what you've been shot at. >> Huh? You would try to get down. You wouldn't try to go in the back. >> So, what I'm trying to figure out though, if even if he was coming this from this way, let's look at it from this her perspective. If he was coming this way, where are they making a U-turn at? >> I'm asking you. >> He's making a U-turn. They didn't make a U-turn. They turned this way. They went up that way. They went up Koval, the white caddy. Once they were done, >> uh they shot their testimony that they saw Pac out of the roof waving at some girls and they made a U-turn. >> They were talking to some girls. Yeah, there were two girls. They didn't know who the girls were. >> Yeah, they know. They they they >> never interviewed him. They had one one of the one of his backup dancers or singers said that they could identify them. The backup they they sent them away. Metro sent everything away. They supposedly two years later when Biggie when they were investigating Biggie's uh [ __ ] they they marked it as being retaliation. So they marked it as like Bob Piru and they marked it as like the Southside Crips. And that was why Orlando Anderson, he was a setup. That was all a setup because that's all they need on the cameras to see that [ __ ] and be like, "Okay, [ __ ] him. We don't care." They open and they closed the case. Metro rejected the murder weapons rule. Why would Metro the federal prosecutor wasn't named and he delayed it first when the guy found it when he he supposedly Why wouldn't you be dropping that? >> Why would you keep >> So you know why you know why Metro >> uh Atlanta kicked the the murder weapon out involved. >> Do you know why they kicked out the murder weapon? >> Why? because two Compton police are amazingly after Orlando got killed supposed to found uh uh Brener and Lad >> gang police from the city of Compton. >> Uhhuh. >> When uh Orlando got killed, they supposed to had information and went to Orlando's girlfriend and amazingly found the murder weapon. >> Amazingly. So suspiciously he brought it to Las Vegas and it was this it was the murder weaponist and they like but they were like we don't want >> here Compton police we don't want to get in that they said for your protection. You remember that like the Nazis for your protection. >> So when they when they come that night you saying the girls >> these [ __ ] were involved that that those are the two undercovers pot shot at in Atlanta. That's called the code white right there. This when remember when he said the cos are the biggest like uh gangs in all of America. Yes they [ __ ] are. So you what's your name again? Because I didn't I didn't get your name. >> My name's Jackie. >> Jackie. I'm ECEO. >> Hi. >> OG Pyro and Miss Jamaica. We just out here trying to look and see. Now you you say that they was it was lanes like this the same way. >> Yeah. >> And and and where what lane was two of them in? >> They were they Their counts are different. Nobody has like where either the third or the second. >> Were they going to turn that way or go straight? >> They were going to go straight cuz the club was down that way. >> So the club was straight. coming up going that way. And I'm like wondering too. I'm like why? And they supposedly waited. It was like it was I think a 40 Glock, right? And they it held 22 rounds. 13 popped off. Why not all the rounds? Why did Suge just sit there and wait for that [ __ ] He waited until it till it finished and then left. >> So >> as soon as you start hearing shots. >> So Miss Jackie, let me ask you this now. A question I want to You say they were >> going going down flamingo. They were in the second or third lane. >> Yeah, because there's >> this Las Vegas Boulevard. This is Flamingo Flamingo. So if if they were riding like that, >> how did Suge where did he hit the curb at? >> I that I don't >> that and that's something that was on the car. >> He turned the No, it's that brim. >> When he was coming down When he was coming down CO when the shooting started over here. I don't know why they got >> he going down. >> I don't know why they got his memorial over here. >> Hospital. Oh, >> you shouldn't have went down. >> Why did they got the memorial over here? Where the hell did he hit the car wheel at? >> Williams and Buntry, >> they were like behind him with Frank in the car. He was He was always wearing his vest. Why wasn't he wearing his vest that day? >> Where did they hit that damn room? >> Did you see that picture of him when he's leaving? Does that look like a man that was comfortable to you? >> They said he felt comfortable enough to leave his vest that I'm asking. I >> I know exactly why he left his vest. >> Why did he leave his vest? And I know exactly why he left. After the fight, he came to Mike Tyson's dressing room. >> Okay. >> And everybody was trying on shirts. >> Mhm. >> And a shirt, amazingly, it was a small shirt that fit him. And he put the shirt on. >> Mhm. >> And he had put his vest on the chair. And when he left out, Buntry told me, he said, "Man, get your vest pock." He said, "Ma'am, [ __ ] I'm cool. I'm with the homies." That's why he left his vest. So >> said that that came out he was he was there gone now >> he got killed too. Everybody that was against everybody that was against witness they said the onlybody he got shot in the >> Why is the memorial here? >> How and no and now why is this here saying this about Pac? How did the rim get hit? I'm trying to understand how this rim hit did it hit a curb >> cuz if he was in the middle of the road it shouldn't even hit nothing. He ran for some reason. >> A memorial place any place. >> You understand me? It don't have to be right at the Because I was killed here. That don't mean I don't go to the grave. >> Correct. >> This is a spot. This is a memorial spot saying he here, >> but it's nothing. It's nothing in the testimony or nothing in the vision that show that it happened right here. >> Wow. >> Nothing. She says that the shooting came here, but we have no evidence of it. If it's what she said about where they were shooting at, where did he how did the rim >> I don't know where he went afterwards. That's where no he didn't go where is the picture show it. >> Right there on Flamingo and Cobalt >> right where this pulling like >> when you look Let me show you something. They said when you look at this picture look right here. Look >> you see right there? Look this is where the car is at. >> That's the car right there. >> That's the car. See the rim bent? He hit something the background. This the it's the western hotel. >> Look right here. See right here how that car sitting? That's right here. >> Years ago, CNN covered it. >> You looking right there. What is that right there? You right here. There's the car right there. He got bent rims. What is that? What store is that? Is he saying that store? Is that the store or is that the store? Which store? >> Got to be the store because why? >> No. Oh, look at look at the look. >> There goes something behind there. What is that? >> Look at the building. >> Something behind it. What does that say? >> It's pink. >> That That's the western. Look, look at look at this building. Look at this type of building. And look so many years ago, too. >> It was in '96. 1996. >> It's so different like out here right now. >> But there's a flamingo right there. Is that Is that the flamingo uh uh sign that we're looking at here? >> That's what I said. >> Look. See that red right there? >> Flamingo, right? >> That got to be the flamingo, >> right? >> So, it couldn't If it was right here, >> you see what I'm saying? That flamingo ain't moved. >> Yeah. >> So, if he was shot here, you see what you see what the background would be? That's been there for life. >> Show what? That right there. We have seen a picture of that. And on here, I'm not seeing no picture of that. >> This was the old >> that damn show was there. >> This is the old Shell station. >> Mhm. >> And that was uh before it was a West. I don't know if it was the Western at that time, but that's the same building. >> Clue what that was before. >> I just know that this right here probably more this side right here. And the car is sitting coming that way like you're saying actually coming that way. >> Yeah. So if you take a picture from the car where it was sitting right there at that angle and shoots right this way, right? >> I want to know who the girls You say you knew who the girls were going. >> No, I there were two I know there were two girls two. It was two girls and they they went to uh went to Las Vegas PD and said who the car was and who never they didn't give a [ __ ] >> Never they opened and closed it as gang retaliation and I don't think it was. That's why I said Orlando. He was a psy. So is the dude Keith. Uh Dwayne, whatever. He's a psy too. So that they take it like look at him, look at him. I think on the ship did him like >> I don't I don't you know whatever your theory is but I willing I I don't believe that >> Snoop had anything to do with it because one of the things was when they talked about the fallout, >> Snoop was a [ __ ] Death Row was a pyro organization. So when it came to beef, Snoop say, "I ain't got a dog in this fight. It ain't got nothing to do with me." So they had separated. They separated. Separated. When they got on the plane coming from New York, Snoop was on a plane by himself and they had stopped talking. So I don't believe >> stopped talking cuz he wanted to chill with Puffy because he didn't understand Pac. He got shot five times. You don't You don't think somebody would have a problem? If you're going to go hang out with my enemy or my enemy >> puffy them didn't have anything to do with him getting shot. It was Supreme. >> Make sure you guys go check out Boss Talk 101. Suge Knight was trying to come down here to this club that night almost 30 years ago. This is the original club that Suge lease 662. The the fan fair. None of these buildings were here. It was mostly by itself, desolate, but it kept a crowd here. uh was one of the most popping black young clubs in Las Vegas at the time. >> So in the mid '9s, this was the club to be at. >> This was the club to be at. And it was the only black club since Red Fox owned the club in North Vegas. >> Right. Right. Right. That's crazy. Now it's just a hamburger joint. >> Wait a minute. Not just a hamburger. This is Met Hamburger Mary's. >> Okay. So, who is Mary? >> I don't know. She can't cook hamburgers. >> I don't know that. But anyway, guys, we're just recapping what happened that night. >> This was Suge Knight's spot. Allegedly, security saw Kefi DM them come in the lot, come through here, leave out, going down, going west on Flamingo, allegedly leaving the area when they came into Suge Knight on Kovalt and Flamingo Road where this happened at, if it did happen at all. >> Wow. Guys, it's such a such a such a hell of a hell of a story that everybody's always talking about. I had to come down and see the famous 662. Suge Knight was a a a hell of a entrepreneur during this time. Death Row was on a pivot and this is what he had established here in Las Vegas, man. But guys, uh, come on. We got more. We going to show you more. Boss talk 101. What a bosses talk. >> [music] >> Guys, we right here at the MGM uh right here, the MGM Grand where everything, you know, that night when Tupac had got into the fight after the Mike Tyson fight, um we're just going to explore what where they came out at who was you know that night the the the way things were uh OG Pau I told him Marv he was here that night I just want to get it from him what really you know where they would come out who was here things like that so we're going to talk about it right here now boss talk 101 OG Pyu you there LET'S GO >> WHAT WHAT what we we're here we're here in this is the grand arena grand garden this is the back of after an event where if you're coming out of this venue, you would come and the limousine would pick you up here and take you one or two places. They would come back down here and take you down and you would go up to Kovalt or you would make this right, come up to the to the structure, come out and go on Kovalt to for anyone to go out of here and go down to Tropicana and come back down all the way to Las Vegas Boulevard. That would be an excessive trip. So allegedly the car left from the venue from the valet parking went to Kovalt. From Kovalt down to Flamingo. That's it. That's all. >> Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. The reason you see