When Tupac was in the Las Vegas hospital and one of his lungs was removed, the doctors were tight-lipped about his condition. One nurse made the public statement that Tupac would live and that she was positive of it. The fact that a trained medical professional stated clearly that 2Pac would live shows that his condition may have been much better than what was reported at the time. Suge Knight released a statement that in an interview that after the shooting occurred, 2Pac was awake and making conversation in the vehicle. Apparently, Suge was trying to find a hospital and 2Pac laughed before saying, "Why are you taking me to the hospital, you"re the one who got shot in the head." Perhaps the most pressing piece of evidence that he is still alive isn't what has been said, but has remained unsaid. Time magazine reports that police spokesman Phil Roland sai!.
d, "We"re puzzled that his whole entourage had their heads turned and didn't see anything." .
Actions have been taken that lead us to presume that 2Pac has to still be alive. A majority of these actions were taken by 2Pac himself. In interviews prior to the shooting, he discussed how he wanted to stop rapping, being a gangster, and step out of the limelight. Approximately one month before the shooting occurred, Tupac recorded a new video for the song "I Ain't Mad At Cha." In this video, 2Pac walks out of a Las Vegas club and is shot much in the manner of how his death had really occurred. He dies in the ambulance and goes to heaven. Is the fact that the September 7th shooting closely resembles his video extremely coincidental or was it planned? Also, while on the subject of videos, in the video "To Live and Die in L.A." he wore a pair of the new Jordan's before they even came out. Tupac's name change also leads one to believe his death has been faked. Back in early 1996, when he released All Eyez On Me, he had a few tracks that featured a group that he was part of called the Outlaw Immortalz.
