Suge Knight Finally Exposed Tupacs Killers And It Shocked Everyone

The cold case that uh no one ever

expected to be uh solved is of course a

huge step closer to being solved. I

think Sug knows who the truth was. I

think he still stood

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dialogue asked Suge Knight

uh did he see the shooter?

>> Shuge Knight finally exposed Tupac's

killers and it shocked everyone. Suge

Knight just named Tupac's killers, and

it's not who anyone expected. After 30

years of silence, the only surviving

witness to the shooting finally broke

down exactly who orchestrated the

murder. And the names he revealed have

sent shock waves through the hip hop

community because they're not gang

members from Compton. They're people

Tupac trusted. People who were supposed

to protect him. People who got paid to

make sure he never made it out of Las

Vegas alive. He said he saw the shooter

and the shooter works for Death Row.

>> What Suge disclosed in a recent

interview destroys every theory the

public has been fed for three decades

and exposes a betrayal so deep that even

investigators who thought they knew the

case are scrambling to verify what he's

claiming.

>> I was going to say I was going to

mention Reggie Wright has been [music]

identified by Kee D. I want to put that

out there. And you recently had that

that was part [music] of your theory

with us that he had something to do The

interview happened on a podcast where

Shuja was asked directly about the night

of September 7th, 1996. And instead of

giving the vague answers he's been

hiding behind for years, he laid it out

plainly. When it came to us getting shot

in Vegas, that was crooked police

working with some rat gang members who

were mad because Tupac fired them and

they fired back. The statement hung in

the air like a bomb, confirming what

street rumors had whispered about for

years, but nobody could prove. Suge

wasn't talking about random crips

seeking revenge for the MGM grand

beating. He was talking about people

inside Death Row's own security team.

People who had access to Tupac's

schedule and movements. People who knew

exactly where he'd be that night. And

the person Suge specifically named as

being complicit in Tupac's death is

someone who's been profiting off the

story for decades while pretending to

seek justice.

>> You said that you didn't believe Orlando

Anderson was the shooter. Suge Knight

basically said that Orlando Anderson

wasn't the shooter either. Do you feel

like you and Suge Knight agreeing on

that one thing?

>> Reggie Wright Jr., the head of Death Row

Record Security and the man who was

supposed to be protecting Tupac, got

called out by Suge as one of the people

responsible for setting up the hit.

According to Suge, Tupac had fired

Reggie just days before the Las Vegas

trip, cutting him loose along with Death

Row's lawyer David Kenner after

realizing they were working against him

rather than for him. That firing

happened on August 27th, 1996.

Documented in a letter written by Yasmin

Foola, Tupac's godmother, at Tupac's

direct instruction. For years, Reggie

denied this ever happened, claimed he

was still working security the night

Tupac got shot, and positioned himself

as a loyal employee who tried everything

to save Tupac's life.

>> Everybody kept saying Orlando Anderson

was the shooter. Well, we know Orlando

Anderson wasn't [music] the shooter

because Orlando

uh shoulder got kicked out the socket.

He went to the hospital and it was said

that uh by the time he left the hospital

and got back to the hotel. But Sugar's

revelation destroys that entire

narrative. If Tupac fired Reggie on

August 27th, that means Reggie had no

legitimate reason to be involved in

anything Death Row related during the

Vegas trip that happened September 7th.

Yet somehow Reggie was coordinating

movements, communicating with security

personnel, and claiming he'd been at

Club 662 handling business for Suge on

the night of the shooting. Suge flatly

denies this, stating Reggie wasn't

authorized to do anything that night

because he'd already been terminated,

and his presence around the Vegas

situation was suspicious from the start.

The question becomes, if Reggie wasn't

working for Death Row anymore, why was

he still inserting himself into Tupac's

security arrangements? And who was he

actually working for?

>> And [music] it was said that uh by the

time he left the hospital and got back

to the hotel, they had him on

surveillance camera.

>> But the firing wasn't just about job

performance. It was about Tupac

discovering that Reggie had connections

to law enforcement that made him a

liability and potentially a threat.

Former FBI agent Phil Carson has stated

publicly that Reggie Wright Jr. was a

confidential informant, someone feeding

information to authorities about Death

Row's operations, gang affiliations, and

criminal activities. This wasn't

speculation or conspiracy theory. It was

confirmed through official channels that

Reggie had a working relationship with

law enforcement while simultaneously

running security for one of the most

notorious labels in hip hop. That

creates an obvious conflict of interest.

And when Tupac found out about it, he

immediately wanted Reggie gone because

having a snitch in your inner circle

when you're already being watched by

feds and targeted by rivals is a death

sentence waiting to happen.

>> Did he see the shooter that shot him and

killed Tupac? And did they work for

Death Row?

Orlando Anderson never worked for Death

Row. What makes this even more damning

is that just 3 days after Tupac died,

Reggie Wright Jr. went to the Los

Angeles Police Department and gave them

information about Suge Knight employing

gang members on Death Row's payroll who

were carrying illegal weapons. That tip

led directly to traffic stops and

investigations that put pressure on Suge

and eventually contributed to his

imprisonment on parole violations. The

timing is suspicious. Tupac gets killed

on September 7th, dies on September

13th, and by September 16th, Reggie is

already cooperating with LAPD to take

down Suge. It suggests Reggie wasn't

just a passive informant reporting what

he saw. He was actively working to

dismantle death row from the inside.

>> Tupac Shakur got killed is under the

Nevada state jurisdiction,

state of California. None of this stuff

is fed. Everybody, oh, the FBI came FBI.

No, none of this is f.

>> Suga's claim that crooked cops were

involved alongside gang members suddenly

makes perfect sense when you understand

Reggie's dual role. He had the access to

coordinate with law enforcement, the

street connections to arrange shooters,

and the motivation because Tupac had

just fired him and humiliated him by

putting it in writing. Reggie has spent

decades doing interviews, appearing on

documentaries, and positioning himself

as someone who tried to protect Tupac

but failed. Now Suge is saying that's a

lie. That Reggie was actually one of the

people who orchestrated the hit. And the

reason Tupac's security failed that

night wasn't incompetence. It was

sabotage. And the evidence supporting

Sugara's accusation keeps piling up the

more you look at Reggie's behavior

before and after the murder.

>> And a part of that story, you have Vlad

coming out saying that he solved the

Tupac murder. In interviews over the

years, Reggie has told multiple versions

of when and how he found out about being

fired. In one story, he claimed it