Billy Garland, the father of Tupac, is demonstrating his willingness to buy into a compelling conspiracy theory by firmly believing that the US government murdered his son.
Billy believes that his son was being followed by the government for years, including on September 7, 1996, the day Pac was shot Las Vegas, in his most recent interview segment with “The Art of Dialogue.”
Rappers have heard these tales countless times. Following the Mike Tyson vs. Bruce Seldon fight, Pac and members of Death Row Records’ entourage allegedly beat up Los Angeles resident Orlando Anderson, only for him to allegedly return hours later with guns blazing.
Billy criticized Pac’s actions that evening, pointing out that Pac needed to impress the Death Row team. Additionally, he chastised Suge Knight and the security crew for failing to safeguard the label’s revenue generator and for being too at ease with him leading the charge.
Billy believes that Orlando’s uncle Keefe D’s self-snitching was a part of the government’s grand scheme and doesn’t believe that either of them had anything to do with the murder. Keefe D has been accusing his nephew (and himself) of being involved in the Tupac shooting for years.
To be fair, Pac’s murder has never been solved.
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