Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac’s Murder Was His Case
Lena NozizweThirty years ago Lena Nozizwe scored a number of exclusives in covering the murder of Tupac Shakur.Thirty years later, more exclusives to come via her series of interviews with one of the original investigators of Tupac's murder. "Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case" debuts August 31, 2021.#tupacmurderpodcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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I love the fact everyone that heard a 2pac song women say he hated women I love I hear a woman talking in neutral I hope some time we can talk cuz Pac was a genius
Audible3Chris
United States3 years ago- I love to hear some one even trying to get to
I love the fact everyone that heard a 2pac song women say he hated women I love I hear a woman talking in neutral I hope some time we can talk cuz Pac was a genius
Audible3ChrisUnited States3 years ago - Happy I found it
Presented in such a good way - no bling or shine, just facts.
Apple Podcasts5Googlehome fanaticUnited States3 years ago - Great Informational Pod
I am a diehard Tupac fan & I love to learn everything I can about him. For years i have strayed away from learning about his death because it simply breaks my heart that he is no longer here. But i want to say this podcast is super good. Although; he won’t say who committed the murder of Tupac Shakur he gives lots of context clues to who it might’ve been. I dont understand why people are giving this 1 star. Lena is a great host & has great passion for this as well. I’d highly recommend this to a... more
Apple Podcasts5LakersGirl24ForeverUnited States4 years ago - Meant to be factual not sensational
There are a legion of folks who have made Tupac’s death a cottage industry. Some just make things up.Some take home work product.Some never listened to a Tupac song before turning the seminal rapper’a death into a profit center. This podcast is simply I search of facts.If you want made up stuff look elsewhere.
Apple Podcasts5Just The Facts Now!United States4 years ago
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This show centers on deep-dive conversations around a high-profile 1990s case, with a focus on security personnel, investigative processes, media dynamics, and how witness testimony shaped public understanding. Episodes frequently feature insider perspectives from former investigators and security chiefs, along with discussions about evidence handling, investigative leverage, and the interplay between law enforcement and media narratives. Notable is the consistent emphasis on uncovering facts over sensationalism, with candid anecdotes and contested recollections that shed light on how complex cases evolve in the public eye. For potential listeners, it's likely to appeal to true-crime enthusiasts, music history buffs, and professionals who v... more
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