[Vᴏssᴇɴ]

I searched in the forum to see if anybody did a thread in relation with the series.

Well, I just finished the show and i'm really mixed up. I never searched in details about both murders, but all I could read in general was that Suge Knight had some responsibility in one of them.

What really mixes me up, is the fact that both detectives we're turned down in the end and how precise the informations showed are. Kind of series like this one that can really influence the ideas of people on a situation such as those murders.



What is your opinion on the show ?(Quality wise, content wise, overall appreciation)

What is your opinion, on the theories that "Unsolved" showed us ?

[Radar7]

The show was okay. I would say the biggest indicator that Suge had something to do with it was

a - His extremely violent nature

b - The shooters pulled up on his side, yet not a single bullet hit him.

After Snoop and Dre left death row Tupac was his only artist that could rake in big bucks and he could not risk losing him.

[Nayborhood]

This is a little offtopic but
the social security number is not registered in the death index is an interesting point, but was not enough for me. So I decided to research the number a little further and found this:

Social Security Number on Coroners Report for Tupac Amaru Shakur 546-47-8539

Here are some facts:
The SSN was issued in the State of California in 1977 - Tupac Amaru Shakur was born in Brooklyn, New York 1971 and he did not move to CA until the mid to late 80’s

A little further research allowed me to establsísh, that the SSN is still considered an active number and has which requires further research an active record in Quincy, FL

This finding had me interested so I continued to research the names of the individuals present when the body was removed. I took note of the person identified as Mr. Troy Farrell, who assisted the Davis Mortuary with the removal of the body. What I find interesting is, that this same person is today the Anatomy Lab Director of the Medical Education and Research Institute of Nevada, where is in charge of all unclaimed bodies. In addition he serves on the Committee of Anatomical Dissection. The State of Nevada has a law which states that bodies that go unclaimed, meaning no family comes forward to claim them must be stored´for 30 days and they are then cremated.

Could it be possible, that the person that was cremated on the 14th of September, one day after Tupac's supposable death, is one of those unclaimed bodies?

Now at the risk of angering Ms. Cathy Scott and shedding doubt on her abilities as a professional, but I must ask - what exactly ís she basing her statement that Tupac Amaru Shakur is dead on?

She obtained an official document, which does not even state the correct SSN of the individual she claims is deceased. Now perhaps the individual that this SSN belongs to is 6ft. tall and 215 pounds, but I assure you, Tupac Amaru Shakur is not.

Perhaps it is just as the Coroner said... "I did not know him personally and if it wasn't Tupac Shakur, I don't know who it was."