2 pac

2pac is by definition a man who stood all odds and succeeded with his outstanding achievements in music,with 75 million rap records sold . He died in a drive by shooting on the 13th of September 1996.

His murder still remains one of the highly controversial topics ever recorded in black history in the 20th century which and comes 2nd to the Martin Luther King Jr assassination.

In recent year there has been an increase in the murders of African Americans by the police in the 21st century and popular cases are those of Philando Castile, Mike Brown and Treyvon Martin.
The most unresolved aspects of these murders have been the absence of justice for the victims slain, in most cases there were inadequate evidence to hold the defendants culpable for murder and this sparked massive protest of the black lives matter movement in the United states

There exist many theories to explain
the murder of 2pac but its been twenty two years down the line and yet no closure as to what went down that very day.
Just like the murders in recent times that havent been properly addressed, there seem to be a trend in police brutality against African Americans recent times in the United States. In recent times it has been acknowledged that the CIA assassinated Martin Luther and the same trend can also be seen in the murder of 2pac which till dates as one of the unresolved murder case.
The same trend can be seen in the recent murders of African Americans in recent times by the police. The question yet unanswered is;

Who killed 2pac?

A possible suspect, identified according to LA Times investigation, was Orlando Anderson. Anderson was the same day of the shooting beaten up by 2pac and his crew on the same day he was shot for earlier robbing a deathrow crew member. The police left out the beating from the murder investigation, could this be from the frosty relationship between the cops and 2pac on the 31 of October 1993 when Tupac shot two off-duty police officers in Atlanta? There are many questions begging answers on this subject.

Despite the many killings of African Americans in recent times, The black lives matter protest remains the united front to combating police brutality.