Tupac Shakur is alive and living in Malaysia, says Suge Knight's son

Tupac Shakur is alive and living his best life in Malaysia, according to Death Row Records son Suge Knight.

Suge J. Knight made such sensational statements on Instagram, suggesting that the deadly shooting at a disco in Las Vegas on September 7, 1996 had been falsified.

"Tupac is alive … he never left us," he writes, sharing images of a man resembling an old Tupac hugging Beyonce and 50 Cent.

He also shared footage of a man resembling the late rapper filmed in Malaysia before saying that a ghost organization was trying to silence his assertions.

Sharing a sinister direct message that said, "You said too much, it's time for you to leave," he replied, "The truth will be revealed and I'm not going anywhere."

"They will be soon after me, smh," he told his fans, saying, "I do not take drugs."

He then posted a video claiming that someone was following him and posting: "Beware of fake accounts.Their work is to distract you.The Illuminati are a matter of power.That's why you see powerful names being imprisoned. "

Conspiracy theorists believe that world events are controlled by the Illuminati – an alleged secret society.

However, Tupac was shot in a car next to Suge J.'s father in retaliation for a gang, a Los Angeles police department source told People last year.

Knight's ties to the Mob Piru gang have made him and Tupac a target for rival Compton Crips, according to the source.

In addition, Tupac clashed with Orlando Anderson, a member of the Crips, at MGM Grand Casino earlier in the day.

"These were mere reprisals: you hurt one of ours, we'll do it.If Orlando had never been jumped to the hotel, he'd never have killed Tupac that night, "said the source.

Barely 25 years old, Tupac was hit four times – twice in the chest, once in the arm and once in the thigh – while he parked in front of the Las Vegas Club 662 in a BMW black owned by Suge Knight.

Although placed in a drug-induced coma, he died as a result of internal hemorrhage in the hospital six days later.

But Knight – who has been serving a death sentence for two years with his car in Compton for 28 years – recently revealed that he did not believe Tupac was dead either.

"When Pac died … he really did, you know?", He said in the 2017 documentary, Who Shot Biggie & Tupac.

Explaining, he continued: "I mean, when I left this hospital, me and Pac were laughing and joking."

"So, I do not see how someone can go from bad to worse," Suge said.

When asked blankly he thinks that Tupac is still alive, Suge then responds, "I'll tell you that with Pac, you never know."