2Pac: New $100K Reward Offered For Info Leading To Arrest Of Rapper’s Killer

    2Pac‘s 1996 murder remains an unsolved mystery, but a pair of podcasts are looking to do their part by offering a reward to anyone who has information that leads to the arrest of the elusive Las Vegas shooter.

    The Problem Solver Show and the Action Junkeez Podcast have teamed up to offer $100,000 to the person who helps crack the case and have the legendary rapper’s killer convicted and finally thrown in jail.

    The Las Vegas-based podcasters reward offer comes as the 26th anniversary of 2Pac’s death passed on Tuesday (September 13).

    The “Hit Em Up” rapper was shot on September 7, 1996, at the intersection of East Flamingo Road and Koval Lane in Sin City where Pac attended a Mike Tyson fight at the MGM Grand earlier in the night.

    Anyone with any information surrounding ‘Pac’s death is being encouraged to contact The Problem Solver Show at 702-999-1111. There is also an additional hotline for those who hope to remain anonymous by calling 1-833-TIPSCASH.

    Reggie Wright Jr., the former head of security for Death Row Records, sat down for an interview with Bomb1st in April and said there had been an “uptick” in police activity related to 2Pac’s death. He even claimed that Southside Compton Crip Keefe D might soon be charged with a crime.

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    Keefe D had previously admitted to being an accomplice in the car used in the drive-by murder of the rapper, when his nephew Orlando Anderson – long theorized to be the trigger man behind 2Pac’s murder – allegedly fired the fatal shots. Anderson was murdered less than two years after the Death Row icon’s death in May 1998.

    “Let’s put it this way, I bet Keefe D [has] been having the runs for the last two weeks,” Wright said at the time. “Because yeah, they are knocking on doors and there’s some activity.”

    Outlawz rapper Napoleon recently theorized that 2Pac would still be alive if he signed with J. Prince’s Rap-A-Lot Records. J. Prince got wind of the comments and agreed with Napoleon’s prediction.

    Prince shared a clip of the interview to his Instagram account and added in the caption: “Facts, the homie @mutahbeale is correct. I believe Tupac would still be alive if Rapalot was with him that night.”

    19 thoughts on “2Pac: New $100K Reward Offered For Info Leading To Arrest Of Rapper’s Killer

    1. Puffy set up the hit with Death Row Chain bounties in the first place. He did it. Now give me my money

    2. They still reaching like the world doesn’t know Orlando Anderson killed pac smh and he’s dead himself, so just give it up

    3. Just a total waste of time and money cause a dead man can’t talk, plus the longest liver tells the tale.

    4. interviews and shit keefe d out of south los angeles talking about what he thinks happened it won’t be just the law he will contend with but those in prison too if he gets there same goes for anybody else whoever it was who shot tupac. what about who shot b.i.g. all about pac. i can sense 2pac means a lot to people who listen to his music and acknowledge his message but shit i didn’t fucking shoot him.

    5. Don’t know how you’ll arrest him, but Orlando Anderson died in ‘98. Not sure why this is still being talked about at nauseam. Suge is a lot of things, but he wouldn’t kill his biggest artist. Now is this 100k before after taxes? Also, inflation is around 9%. Round up accordingly.

    6. You bout to dig up Orlando Anderson’s skeleton and charge it with murder? LoL, Toopak looking up from hell with that fire burning his ass like “I don’t give a fuck! I’m burning right next to the real thug that murked my ass!!!”

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