Pls can someone post the article from tmz.com if you using computer. Am on the road right now using my phone. I will post it when I step down.
*Honestly I dont believe Tupac is dead, even CNN carried out an investigation before and disclosed he isnt dead. Suge knight is an Inside insider and I believe him. Tupac is chilling in one island.

Ok, l will be waitin for full report

Yeah i heard it on TMZ too. Though he only speculated that maybe he isn't dead but his speculation is enough to raise further noise considering his role in the allege "death" . He said no one ever witnessed 2pac's body cremation, said the Afeni was in a rush to cremate him, and then the dude that was paid $3 million to cremate him has vanished since then. No one heard of him.

Former Death Row Records CEO Suge Knight reveals that no one saw Tupac dead, says he may be alive somewhere.
An interview between former Death Row Records CEO Suge Knight and Tattoo and Cee Cee from Los Angeles’ 93.5 KDay took quite the interesting turn when the former CEO was questioned about remarks from people that believe he played a role in the death of rapper Tupac Shakur.

“I got a 45 inch bullet in my head. Into my skull by grabbing Tupac, pulling him down. That’s really what happened,” said Knight in an audio clip obtained by TMZ.

“Second of all, people know what happened at the end of the day.”
Knight later went on to reveal that no one saw Tupac dead and alluded to the fact that the rapper may in fact be alive and well somewhere. He also revealed that the man who cremated Tupac is now dead.

“Maybe the question is Pac really not dead. Pac’s somewhere else,” Knight explained. “I mean it’s the truth if you really look at it…Nobody seen Tupac dead. The thing is this the person who supposedly cremated Tupac, his mother wanted done quickly, he passed. So this guy got about three million dollars personally from me, cash. And next thing I know I never heard from the guy or seen him again.”

Knight’s interview with 93.5 KDay comes only days after a holograph image of Tupac performed at the Coachella Festival in California.