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#872: The Tupac Cover Up and The Gangster Rap Psyop With RJ Bond

Mar 27, 2025
RJ Bond, a documentary director known for his insights into the Tupac Shakur murder case, joins the discussion to unravel the web of police corruption and missteps that plagued the investigation. He delves into the connections between gangster rap culture and the fates of its stars, exploring how these narratives reflect larger societal issues. The conversation also touches on the complexities behind creating his docuseries "Tupac: Cover Up," revealing shocking new evidence and questioning long-held beliefs about Tupac's tragic end.
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ANECDOTE

Club 662

  • Tupac was going to Club 662, a pop-up nightclub needing permits for each event.
  • The club was tied to Death Row Records and faced challenges due to Suge Knight's reputation.
INSIGHT

FBI Informant

  • Death Row Records' head of security, Reggie Wright Jr., was an FBI informant.
  • He aimed to take over Death Row, creating a conflict of interest.
ANECDOTE

Orlando Anderson's Presence

  • The prime suspect, Orlando Anderson, was suspiciously alone at the MGM Grand without a fight ticket.
  • Witnesses improbably identified him in a dense crowd, raising doubts about premeditation.
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