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

Suge K. Knight's son claims that the late rapper Tupac Shakur is still alive and living in Malaysia.

The son of the boss of Death Row Records, Suge J. Knight, said on his Instagram account that the fatal murder in Las Vegas on September 7, 1996 had taken place.

Brenda's Got A Baby's hit killer died of a gunshot wound in a car shot by Suge Snr.

"Tupac is alive … he never left us," he writes, sharing images of a man who looks like what Tupac would look like today, hugging Beyonce and 50 Cent of modern times.

He also shared a video on his social media page of a man who looks like the late rapper Hail Mary, shot in Malaysia before saying that an organization is trying to prevent him from sharing his claims online.

The son of the mogul of the incarcerated music then shared, in screengrabs, a strange direct message which said: "You spoke a lot. It's time for you to leave [sic]He replied, "The truth will be revealed and I am not going anywhere. "

Insisting that he "do not take drugs," he said on this page: "They will be soon after me. [sic]. '

Suge Jnr did not stop there because he also posted another video stating that people were following him as he called the so-called secret society, the "powerful" Illuminati.

He wrote: "Beware of false accounts. Their job is to distract you. The Illuminati are all about power. That's why you see powerful names crashing. "

At age 25, Tupac was shot and wounded four times as he passed the 662 Las Vegas club in a black BMW owned and driven by Suge Knight, who was his musical director at the time .

His murder case has still not been resolved, but has been the argument of many conspiracy theorists over the past two decades.

In another case, Suge Knight Snr was recently sentenced to 28 years in prison after concluding a plea agreement for manslaughter.

The incident took place at a restaurant car park in Compton, Los Angeles, following an argument between Suge and the two men on the nearby shoot of N.W.A. Biopic Straight Outta Compton.

Another conspiracy theorist said that Tupac lived and lived in Cuba, one of the most popular theories since his aunt, rapper Assata Shakur, fled to the Caribbean island as a political asylum in 1984 after escaping from prison.

Now, Michael Nice, whose YouTube channel is focused on this theory of conspiracy, now claims to be able to convincingly prove that Cuban President Fidel Castro has allowed the musician to live in his country in secret.

In his latest YouTube video, Michael, which has 49,000 subscribers, says, "I have audio and video evidence from Fidel Castro confirming that he had allowed Tupac to live in Cuba.