Tupac is ‘alive and hiding out in New Mexico after escaping Las Vegas medical center’ after shooting in 1996
AN UPCOMING documentary claims famed rapper Tupac Shakur is alive and well in New Mexico – contrary to reports of his shooting death nearly 25 years ago.
In his documentary “2Pac: The Great Escape From UMC”, filmmaker Rick Boss purports that Shakur escaped from University Medical Center in Las Vegas after he was sprayed by bullets during a drive-by in 1996.
“This movie is about Tupac actually escaping from University Medical Center here in Vegas and relocating to New Mexico,” he told ABC affiliate KNTV.
Boss alleges that Tupac was informed of a planned hit on him after he arrived at the MGM Grand hotel to watch a fight in Sin City.
That’s when the auteur claims the rapper devised an escape plan which involved planting a double in Death Row Record label master Suge Knight’s BMW and ended with a strategic aerial exit.
“When certain FBI agencies are looking for you, they are going to block the airport,” he explained.
“So you can’t travel out so the best way to escape is through helicopter, private helicopter to another state.”
Boss claims that the “All Eyez On Me” rapper is being protected by members of the Navajo tribe, who are spread out across New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah.
F.B.I. agents aren’t allowed on tribal land without permission from the tribal council, which makes the Navajo territory in New Mexico the perfect hideout, he reasoned.
Although many people dismiss the film’s premise as fiction rather than fact, Boss claims he got the information for the script from Tupac’s inner circle of family and friends.
The filmmaker knows Tupac associates Snoop Dogg and G-Money, and he himself knew Afeni Shakur, Tupac’s mom, because of their affiliation with the Black Panther Party.
“Let’s just say Mr. Shakur – the family is aware of the movie and they’re okay with the title so that should tell you more or less what’s going on,” he told the news station.
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Boss said he wants Tupac fans to watch the film and decide the truth themselves after it hits theaters in early 2021.
Richard Garcia, the man who stars as Tupac in the documentary, says he believes that Tupac indeed died at the age of 25 in the 1996 shooting – but his legacy continues to remain alive.
“He’s gone but like you said, like his mother said, he lives on through all of us,” said Garcia.
“Through our memories, through our hearts, through our tribute.”
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