Conspiracy theories have long raged over the murder of Tupac Shakur – and now it’s claimed his autopsy report doesn’t even exist.
The legendary rapper was shot in a drive-by incident in Las Vegas in September 1996, succumbing to his injuries six days later.
Some argue that Changes didn’t actually die, but instead fled to Cuba to live his life away from danger and out of the public eye, faking his own death.
On the 24th anniversary of his death, a YouTuber has further fueled the theory by claiming legitimacy raises more questions during his autopsy with a photo taken of Tupac’s body.
In Las Vegas, Tupac was targeted in a drive-by incident when his vehicle came to a halt at a red traffic signal, as per the authorized account.
Shots were discharged at the vehicle they were in, as a Cadillac approached and he was at the wheel alongside a former music industry executive, Suge Knight.
According to reports, Tupac was struck four times, twice in the torso, once in the arm, and once in the thigh.
The rap artist passed away approximately one week later after experiencing respiratory failure, which resulted in cardiac arrest.
However, based on one conspiracy theorist’s claims, his post-mortem examination document “is non-existent” and if it does exist, it’s counterfeit.
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An image published of the deceased rapper lying on the post-mortem examination table also “confirms he is still alive”.
YouTuber DJ Skandalous raises certain doubts regarding the authenticity of the image.
He says: “A thing I noticed about the autopsy picture is the Machiavelli tattoo that he had on his neck was missing.
“The tattoo is absent, but based on my observation, the picture was pixilated and lacks high definition – this might be the reason.”
The picture that leaked on Google images shows his shaved face and shaved head. But when you look at the autopsy picture, you can see that Tupac was in a coma in the hospital for six days. I found it suspicious that there is something else about the autopsy picture.
Why would they groom his beard and shave his head if he’s unconscious and in a critical condition?
He persists in expressing uncertainties by elucidating that nobody has managed to make contact with the person who conducted the cremation for the rapper.
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Following the events and the gunfire that ensued, forensic criminologist Laura Pettle and reporter Michael Yo delve into the enigma surrounding the evening when the shooting occurred in an episode of the Dr Oz Show.
Viewers heard that no autopsy report is available which leads some conspiracy theorists to believe this is because “he’s not really dead”.
Dr. Oz stated that there is no available autopsy for us to examine. He reiterated that, in the case of Tupac, no autopsy report has been made public.
“My team attempted to acquire it, but we were unsuccessful.
It’s a peculiar thing, but he indirectly bled later. I’m being told that it’s his case, and then you should stop the bleeding. Usually, after six days, he died from gunshot wounds. I must say, it’s kinda strange to me.
The show mentioned the autopsy report of fellow rapper Christopher Wallace, also known as Biggie Smalls, to further intensify the situation. The east coast rap legend died on March 9, 1997, just one hour after being shot.
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Nonetheless, there is further mystery surrounding the coroner’s examination of Tupac, as some people have deemed the report as deceitful due to purported discrepancies.
Last year, a member of the YouTube channel WiredUp TV alleged that this report was fabricated due to two clear errors.
According to the autopsy results, Danny – who declined to provide his last name – informed Daily Star Online that he weighed 215lbs and stood at a height of 6ft.
“However, Tupac was at most 5ft10ins tall and weighed 170lbs on his best day.
“I had no idea that Tupac was as tall as Michael Jordan.”
In his official coroner’s report, Tupac’s height does, indeed, indicate that he was 72 inches tall (6 feet).