Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac’s Murder Was His Case

Michael Sanft is the Las Vegas attorney who will lead the charge when the only person ever charged in Tupac Shakur's murder goes on trial on August 10, 2026.   Sporting a Hawaiian shirt, a puka shell necklace, and a Pacific Islander sleeve tattoo, Sanft's legal approach is as unique as his appearance. And he shows no fear in going up against two of the biggest ballers in the Clark County District Attorney's Office.   For the first time, he reveals: Who prompted him to represent Keffe D pro bono (the name will be familiar if you have been following the case). What his relationship is like with his client How Keffe D got out of prison Plus much more, including Sanft's origin story, which begins in Tonga.   www.tupacmurderpodcast.com     #tupacshakur #michael sanft #keffed #lenanozizwereporting

The former head of Death Row Records security--and former Compton cop- Reggie Wright Jr. made explosive claims about now-retired Las Vegas Metro cop Brent Becker during award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe's recent interview.   In this episode, Lena gets to the most personal attacks.   Including Wright's claim that Brent is anti-black. Even though that claim is based, in part, on an encounter Brent says never even happened.   Also in the episode: More discussion about witnesses Rafael Pérez, David Mack and Kevin Gaines LAPD's Biggie files #tupac #Makaveli #2pac #Rafael Pérez #David Mac #Kevin Gaines #KeffeD           www.tupacmurderpodcast.com

I began my Tupac podcast in the vortex of my caregiving journey with my beloved and acclaimed mother, Alice Princess Msumba Siwundhla, Ph.D.   I inherited my journalistic curiosity from her.   Producing the podcast allowed me to satisfy my curiosity while being within arm's length of the love of my life. With the podcast, I retraced my investigative steps while exploring new theories, from the probable to the unlikely.   So much now tracks back to the players and the fact pattern I uncovered almost  30 years ago.   My mother's well-being was always at the forefront of my mind, even in the midst of my research and while interviewing retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker. Production delays have been prompted by my caregiving. I am carrying now, in part, because no one supported me more in my journalism than my mother. And I cannot think of a better storyteller--someone who promoted faith, hope, and love--other than my mother. I will forget you not and love you through eternity. With that as the backdrop, I'm dropping the latest episode on Lena Nozizwe reporting TMWHC. This episode delves into the contested telling of Tupac witnesses.    Link to tribute to Princess Msumba Siwundhla, Ph.D.   Alice Princess Msumba Siwundhla Ph.D: Xhosa South African orphan to inspirational bestselling author

One of the original homicide detectives investigating Tupac's murder responds to claims by a former Compton cop about what happened the day of the search warrant.   Journalist Lena Nozizwe pushes retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker to go into the most detail ever about his only face-to-face encounter with Orlando Anderson in the parking lot of the Compton Police Department.   Becker also responds to assertions from that former Compton cop who was there that day, who says the homicide detectives cared more about getting breakfast than interviewing Anderson.

Former head of Death Row security Reggie Weight Jr. had a lot of explosive things to say about (ret)LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker.  The problem is Becker says they just aren’t true. Who do you believe? This episode delves into the hours just after Tupac was shot, charges of racism and a hospital encounter Brent says never happened.   #tupac #brentbecker #reggieweightjr

www.tupacmurderpodcast.com In the final installment of a series of episodes, award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe probes former Death Row security head Reggie Wright Jr. on:   *his current relationship with former Death Row CEO Suge Knight *Knight's bae Theresa Swann *Death Row's former in-house mouthpiece, David Kenner *the source of Tupac's only published autopsy photo *LVMPD's challenge in getting the full "confession" tape *what he wants his legacy to be       #tupac #tupacmurderpodcast #reggiewrightjr #reggiewright

*He may not know.   The news in this episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case is just who Reggie Wright Jr., former head of Death Row security, brought to LVMPD detectives.   Lena also presents surprising evidence proving the scenario Reggie Jr. describes could never have happened as he claims.   www.tupacmurderpodcast.com   #tupacshakur #rampart #deathrowrecords #lenanozizwe #samsneed #snoopdog

This week, Reggie Wright Jr., the former head of Death Row Security, speaks on:   Orlando Anderson's "payoff"* *My word   Explosive claims about retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker   And why he gave my scoop to former Los Angeles Times reporter Chuck Philips.   #tupacshakur #2pac #deathrowrecords   www.tupacmurderpodcast.com

I have kept a secret for almost 30 years after first reporting on the murder of Tupac Shakur.   While my sources at LVMPD (including Brent Becker) and Compton PD were public, my source at Death Row has been unnamed until now.   And there was one question in particular I have been waiting to ask because that source lied to me.   Were the answers unspooled in this episode satisfying?    No.   But at last I have them.   It's all about the saga of the "snatched" Death Row chain.   #Tupac #2pac #Makaveli                     I kept a secret for almost 30 years after first reporting on the murder of Tupac Shakur.   While  my sources at LVMPD (including Brent Becket) and Compton PD were public, my source at Death Row has been unnamed until now.   And there was one question in particular I have been waiting to ask because that source lied to me.   Were the answers unspooled in this episode satisfying?    No.   But at last I have them.   It's all about the "snatched" Death Row chain.   #Tupac #2pac #Makaveli

Retired LVMPD detective Brent Becker answers more of your questions this week.   One of the original homicide detectives on the case talks about:   that reappearing Glock that disappearing Caddy whether Reggie is a killah

Who was the best witness  on September 7, 1996?     What do the bullet holes that riddled the BMW Tupac was in tell us?     Plus more about the relationship between LVMPD and Compton PD.     Retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker, one of the original investigators of Tupac's death, answers all in the latest episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case      #tupac #2pac #makaveli   tupacmurderpodcast.com

Listeners asked the questions.   And the answers include a rundown about a recalcitrant Big Frank.   A timid Suge Knight.   And a deep concern about a California police department.     In this episode, retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker answers your questions, some 30 years after he first began investigating the murder of Tupac Shakur.   www.tupacmurder.com

Award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe catches up with one of the original investigators of Tupac Shakur's murder.   (Ret) Homicide Detective Brent Becker gives his take on the latest developments in the trial of the only person charged with the murder of the deified and vilified rapper.   And  Lena gets his take on recent crime stories in the news.   It's all a preamble to upcoming episodes featuring listener questions.   #epsteinfiles #nancygutherie

Goodfellas Bail Bonds founder Gino "Forgetaboutit" Caruso says Keffe D will have a few hoops to jump through before he can get out on bail. Caruso says that will include a lot of collateral, especially if the bail stays set at $750,000. And the judge will want to know exactly where the money came from.    Tupacmurderpodcast.com

What's it going to take for Keffe D to get out of Clark County Jail now that the judge overseeing the case of the man accused of killing Tupac Shakur set a $750,000 bail? Lena Nozizwe interviews veteran bail bondsman Gino "Forgetaboutit" Caruso---the owner of Goodfellas Bail Bonds.   His answers may surprise you.   www.tupacmurderpodcast.com

In this special edition episode of Tupac's Murder Was His Case veteran bail bondsman Gino "Forgetaboutit" Caruso provides his insight about the ruling today that the man accused of killing Tupac Shakur can get out of jail if he stays at home and coughs up $750,000.   The owner of Goodfellas Bail Bonds talks about the significance of the amount of bail for Keffe D.  And how it compares to other murder cases in Clark County.    One of the original LVMPD l detectives on the case, Brent Becker, also provides host Lena Nozizwe with his take on today's ruling.

Retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker answers more listener questions in this episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case. Note: This episode was recorded early in December before Keffe D's alleged threats against witnesses and before his public defenders asked for him to be let out on bail.    Keffe D's next court appearance is scheduled for January 2, 2024.

For the first time since the arrest of Keffe D retired LVMPD detective Brent Becker answers listener questions.   Award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe also revisits questions she has about "the confession." LVMPD detective Clifford Mogg told the grand jury earlier this year the recording had not been turned over to the actual investigators of Tupac's murder.    Note: this episode was recorded on December 11, 2023.

Retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker was one of three original detectives to investigate the murder of Tupac Shakur in 1996.   In 2023 newly retired LVMPD homicide detective Cliff Mogg helped bring the case of his murder to the Clark County District Attorney's office.   In this episode a look at Brent's take on where the investigation has gone since he took on the case.   O   For more information go to Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case - podcast (tupacmurderpodcast.com) #tupac #tupacshakur #makaveli #whoiskeffed #whoistupac #whofactcheckedyou

You've heard it often enough, including during this podcast, that the bar is so low that a grand jury could indict a ham sandwich.   So was the case presented by the Clark County District Attorney's office suitable for a lunch menu? Or does it merit prosecution?   What exactly convinced a Clark County grand jury to indict Keffe D for murdering rapper and actor Tupac Shakur?   In this episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting; Tupac's Murder Was His Case retired LVMPD detective Brent Becker provides his take on almost all of the witnesses (save one).   Witnesses  who are featured in this episode include:   (ret) LVIMPD detective/sergeant Kevin Manning   South Side Compton Crip and  associate of Keffe D and Orlando Anderson Denvonta Lee aka Dirt Rock   Reggie Wright Jr. former Compton Police Department officer, former Death Row Head of Security, childhood acquaintance of Suge Knight    For more information go to Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case - podcast (tupacmurderpodcast.com) #tupac #tupacshakur #makaveli #whoiskeffed #whoistupac

After multiple video confessions, not to mention the self-incriminating memoir, how can Keffe D possibly defend himself from charges he murdered Tupac?   Seasoned Las Vegas criminal defense attorney Michael A. Troiano tells Lena Nozizwe all.    He also shares info on:   The price of Keffe's defense  What his living conditions are like now And his take on the likelihood that Keffe D will take a deal (it may surprise you)   Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case   Tupacmurderpodcast.com   #tupac #2pac    #tupacmurderpodcast

Where was retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker when he first heard about the arrest of Keffe D? How does he know Cliff Mogg, the now retired LVMPD homicide detective who somehow brought the case of Tupac Shakur's murder to the Clark County DA? And just how familiar is Brent with those gathered to announce the indictment of Keffe D? (Hint: He knows them all.) Brent, one of the original investigators of the murder of Tupac, breaks it down  when he speaks to Lena Nozizwe exclusively in this bonus episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case

Twenty-seven years ago Brent Becker was a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department homicide detective and he got an unusual call in the middle of the night. No, it's not unusual to get a call any time if your job is to investigate murders. But in this case no one had died. On September 7, 1996, it was just a shooting. The difference was, says Becker, that a high-profile victim was involved. Becker left the homicide department in 2001 without solving the murder of Tupac Shakur. In the years that have followed the investigation of Tupac's death has been cloaked in controversy, conspiracies and plenty of outright lies. But no arrest.  Until now. This episode was recorded in the early afternoon of October 2, 2023 before the arraignment of Keffe D.      #tupacmurderpodcast #tupac #keffed #keefed #lenanozizwe www.tupacmurderpodcast.com                 He was directed to go to the scene of a shooting just off the strip. That's just not normal when your job is to investigate murders. He says he was sent to the scene because LVMPD understood that the case involved a high-profile victim--namely Tupac Shakur.

Have you been seeing popcorn emojis showing up when the discussion turns to the latest turn in the quest for justice for Tupac Shakur's murder? There's a reason for that.    The next episode of Tupac's Murder Was His Case drops tonight at midnight.       #tupac #tupacshakur  #2pac #tupacarraignment #tupacmurderpodcast #tupacsmurderwashiscase #nozizweoriginal #nozizweoriginals TupacMurderPodcast.com   TupacMurderPodcast.com

Do you think that Tupac's murder was not solved sooner because the original investigative team did not care? Retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker is not having it.     Me: What do you think about that?   Brent: !#@*!   Warning. Strong language!    But no stronger than what you will hear in one of Tupac's songs.   The next episode of Tupac's Murder Was His Case Drops (Lord willing) at midnight  PST.   #tupac #tupacshakur  #2pac #tupacarraignment #tupacmurderpodcast #tupacsmurderwashiscase #nozizweoriginal TupacMurderPodcast.com

Cliff Mogg Marc DiGiacomo   Steve Wolfson    Names you need to know if you are following what's next in the prosecution of Keffe D who has been charged with the murder of Tupac Shakur.   The aforementioned are shot callers in Clark County's legal world.     And one of the original investigators of Tupac's murder, retired LVMPD  homicide detective  Brent Becker,  continues to talk to me exclusively about what he knows about all of them in the next episode of Tupac's Murder Was His Case dropping (Lord willing ---at midnight PST.     www.tupacmurderpodcast   #tupac #tupacshakur  #2pac #arraignment #tupacmurderpodcast   @las_vegas_da @lvmpd

A gangsta memoir that is also a confessional.   You might that a Keffe D conviction would be a slam dunk.   Not so fast.   So posits former Clark County prosecutor and current Las Vegas criminal defense attorney Chip Siegel.   Yes,Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case has taken a detour. I am so curious about secretive grand juries in general and the Clark County grand jury in particular.    Attorney Siegel brought along his decoder ring for the latest episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case.    And waymint.   Is a grand jury a way to fast-forward a trial for Keffe D in connection with Tupac Shakur's murder--or could it be a way of dumping the case?   Hmmmmm.   I learned a lot while producing this episode. Including a bit more about the Las Vegas Metro Police Department detective investigating this case.    You will too.    tupacmurderpodcast.com         #tupac #makaveli #2pac #keefed #keefeed #lvmpd

A gangsta memoir that is also a confessional.   You might that a Keffe D conviction would be a slam dunk.   Not so fast.   So posits former Clark County prosecutor and current criminal defense attorney Chip Siegel    Yes Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case has taken a detour. I am so curious about secretive grand juries in general and the Clark County grand jury in particular.    Attorney Siegel brought along his decoder ring for the latest episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case.      Here's a taste.    The whole episode drops tonight at midnight PST.     #tupac #makaveli #2pac

The saying goes that you can get a grand jury to indict a ham sammy.   But an indictment is not a conviction.   Former Clark County prosecutor and current criminal defense attorney Chip Siegel has so much more.   Yes Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case has taken a detour. I am so curious about secretive grand juries in general and the Clark County grand jury in particular.    Attorney Siegel brought along his grand jury decoder ring for the latest episode of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case.      Here's a taste.    The whole episode drops tonight at midnight PST.     #tupac #makaveli #2pac

Is a grand jury a way to fast-forward a trial for Keffe D in connection with Tupac Shakur's murder--or could it be a way of hitting pause?   Hmmmmm.    Just one of the theories posited during my interview with Clark County former prosecutor and current criminal defense attorney Chip Siegel.   Yes Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case has taken a detour in welcoming a guest other than Brent Becker. The goal is to sort out secretive grand juries in general and the Clark County grand jury in particular.   Here's a taste.    The whole episode drops tonight at midnight.

Almost 30 years after the murder of Tupac Shakur there has been a tangible development. A search warrant has been served at a house connected to Keefe D-the uncle of Orlando Anderson. If you have followed this case, or have been listening to the podcast you know Orlando has always been suspected of killing the celebrated rapper and actor.   In this episode, one of the original LVMPD investigators of the case, Brent Becker, finally namechecks Tupac's killer.    www.tupackillerpodcast   Note: During the podcast the term serial killer was used---and the term should have been alleged serial killer

You'll never guess. Well in light of last week's search warrant maybe you will.   In yet another exclusive, Brent Becker, one of the original investigators of the murder of Tupac Shakur reveals who he thinks may have been lurking (on-camera) at the MGM Grand Hotel just before the drive-by shooting.    Hear more tonight when Season 2, Episode 1 of Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder was his case drops at midnight 7.26.2023.    www.tupacmurderpodcast.com

I am telling you.   The investigative journalist/published author in me came up with a theory of the case over the weekend---and did not have time to share during my @cbsnews appearance---but I discussed it yesterday morning while recording my podcast with retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker---which is 'bout to drop tonight at midnight. And today it seems I am not alone in my belief. Why would @LVMPD take a book they could get on Amazon, along with magazine articles and drives? Well based on my experience as an author published by Simon & Schuster, I think I know. Just one of the many topics covered exclusively with one of the original investigators of the murder of Tupac Shakur.   #tupac#tupacinvestigation#author#investigativereporter#lenanozizwe#nozizweoriginal#crimepodcast#crimeinvestigation

Almost 30 years ago one of the original LVMPD investigators of Tupac Shakur's murder says he knew full well whodunit. The rub was proving it.   In an exclusive interview with award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe Brent Becker reacts to the latest regarding the significant movement in the murder investigation.   Season 2, Episode 1 of Lena Nozizwe Reporting Tupac's Murder Was His Case drops 7.26.2023 at midnight.  www.tupacmurderpodcast.com #tupac #tupacmurderpodcast #lenanozizwe #crimepodcast

In season two of Tupac's Murder Was His Case one of the original investigators from LVMPD finally spells out who killed the legendary rapper.   He tells podcast host Lena Nozizwe to just do the math.    The retired homicide detective says the latest developments in the case make him feel more comfortable about going on the record for the first time.    Season 2 of TMWHC drops 7.26.2023 at midnight.   www.tupacmurderpodcast

If you have been listening to the podcast you know that there are some questions that Lena Nozizwe repeatedly asked her guest, retired LVMPD homicide detective Brent Becker, one way or another. Many center around Orlando Anderson.   For the first time, Nozizwe convinces Becker to reveal the private conversation he had with Anderson some 26 years ago.      For more information go to tupacsmurderpodcast.com

You asked about Orlando. Keefe D and so much more. And once again LVMPD retired homicide detective Brent Becker answers your questions. Plus, some clapping back to what's been heard on the streets.   tupacmurderpodcast.com

Retired Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department homicide detective Brent Becker takes listener questions about everything they can think of---including Orlando, Keefe D and the gun.   Coming soon.

You have been listening from India to Saudi Arabia and from England to Nigeria. Thank you. In this episode, dear listeners, you provide the questions.      www.tupacmurderpodcast.com #tupacmurderpodcast #whokilledtupac   You have asked. Art from "Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case" is available now via Society 6 here.   https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals   Credits Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus Clive Kennedy: Announcer  Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer

So much has happened over the 25 years since the murder of Tupac Shakur in Nevada. Now retired homicide Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Detective Brent Becker and award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe take a look at whatever happened to those whose lives intersected with the influential rapper.   www.tupacmurderpodcast.com #tupacmurderpodcast #whokilledtupac   You have asked. Art from "Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case" is available now via Society 6 here.   https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals   Credits Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus Clive Kennedy: Announcer  Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer

For the first time now retired Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Detective Brent Becker exclusively tells Lena Nozizwe he knew   who killed Tupac less than a year into the investigation.    So why no arrest then? Why no arrest 25 years later?    Has the case been solved? Will it ever be solved?   Is it even possible for the case to be prosecuted?    Listen now to all of the answers from one of the original investigators of Tupac's murder.   #tupacmurderpodcast   tupacmurderpodcast.com   If you have any questions or tips use the hashtag #tupacmurderpodcast on Instagram or Twitter. Or use the contact form.   You asked. Art from the podcast is available here.  https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals   Credits Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus Clive Kennedy: Announcer  Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer

First, The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur were good friends.     Then mortal enemies.   And in death--simply immortal.    In this episode of "Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case"  now-retired Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Detective Brent Becker discusses the intersection of the murders of Pac and Big intersected.    That includes Becker's interaction with Russell Poole, one of the LAPD detectives who investigated the case.    #Tupacmurderpodcast #tupacshakur www.tupacmurderpodcast.com   You asked. Art from the podcast is available here.  https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals Credits Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus Clive Kennedy: Announcer  Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer

On the streets, he was known as Lando or Baby Lane. Orlando Tive Anderson has also become known as the person most cited as Tupac Shakur's killer. Why? Was Anderson a blood-thirsty killer seeking revenge and or paper? Or was he simply at the wrong place at the wrong time?   Lena Nozizwe first started asking the investigative team of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department 25 years ago.   She digs even deeper now when questioning now-retired LVMPD homicide Detective Brent Becker in this episode of "Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case."#tupacmurderpodcast tupacmurderpodcast.com   You asked. Art from the podcast is available here.  https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals   Credits Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus Clive Kennedy: Announcer  Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer

Orlando Anderson. The Notorious B.I.G. Suge Knight. Diddy. And there are names you have never heard of before. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department sifted through a number of clues in the investigation into who killed Tupac Shakur. Brent Becker, one of the original LVMPD homicide detectives on the case, walks journalist Lena Nozizwe through the investigation starting with the earliest days.      #tupacmurderpodcast tupacmurderpodcast.com   You asked. Art from the podcast is available here.  https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals

Much has been said about the investigation of the murder of Tupac Shakur. It's hard to find anything good. What exactly did the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department do? For the first time Brent Becker, one of the original investigators on the case, provides a detailed review from the inside. Nothing is off the table in the extensive interview with award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe.   #tupacmurderpodcast tupacmurderpodcast.com   You asked. Art from the podcast is available here.  https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals   Credits Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus Clive Kennedy: Announcer  Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer

Now retired Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Detective Brent Becker is one of a handful of people in the world who witnessed the autopsy of Tupac Shakur. For the first time, he reveals exclusively what he saw 25 years ago starting with the call that Tupac had passed away. Lena Nozizwe also probes Becker about the enduring belief that the influential rapper and actor is still alive.     #tupacmurderpodcast tupacmurderpodcast.com     Credits   Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist   Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant   Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus   Clive Kennedy: Announcer    Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer   https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals

When Lena Nozizwe interviewed former Death Row CEO Suge Knight in jail in the 1990s he told her that September 7, 1996, was a historic day. Some 25 years later his words have proven to be prophetic.     One of the original investigators of the case, now retired Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department homicide Detective Brent Becker, gives the most detailed account  of that day ever, from the inside, in this episode of "Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case."   #tupacmurderpodcast tupacmurderpodcast.com   Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist   Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant   Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus   Clive Kennedy: Announcer    Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio, Jo Mayer

Twenty-five years ago Brent Becker was a homicide detective with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Lena Nozizwe was an on-air correspondent and producer with a prime-time crime show. Their paths crossed after Tupac Shakur was shot on September 7. 1996 on his way to perform at a benefit concert. Twenty-five years later "Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case" examines the investigation. This episode provides a preview of the limited series podcast. Nothing is off the table.   Episodes: Prelude September 7, 1996 The Autopsy The Investigation The Usual Suspect Solved? Unsolved? Unprosecutable? Twenty-five Years After Questions Questions 2 Questions 2 continued If you have any questions or tips use the hashtag #tupacmurderpodcast on Instagram or Twitter. Or use the contact form on tupacmurderpodcast.com.   Credits   Lena Nozizwe: Creator, Host, Writer, Producer, Composer, Artist   Jen Nathan Orris: Audio Producer, Sound Consultant   Lowell t. Siwundhla: Creative Consultant Emeritus   Clive Kennedy: Announcer    Special Thanks: Anabel Vidrio   You asked. Art from the podcast is available here.   https://society6.com/nozizweoriginals/collection/lena-nozizwe-reporting-tupacs-murder-was-his-case?curator=nozizweoriginals

Las Vegas Metro (ret) Brent Becker talks about the lengths the investigative team went to in securing the casefile. #tupacmurdercase

Now retired Las Vegas Metro homicide detective Brent Becker says other law enforcement should think twice before throwing stones at the investigation into Tupac Shakur's murder.   #tupacmurderpodcast

Twenty-five years ago when Lena Nozizwe first met the original investigators of the murder of Tupac Shakur they were not exactly excited about the prospect of getting interviewed.

Twenty-five years ago Lena Nozizwe called the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and asked to interview the original homicide detectives for the murder of Tupac Shakur. They said yes.  Nozizwe quickly realized she was not in Kansas anymore.   Lena Nozizwe Reporting: Tupac's Murder Was His Case podcast coming August 31st.

Trailer for limited series debuting August 31st that reunites award-winning journalist Lena Nozizwe with (ret) homicide detective Brent Becker.   He may not tell all, but he tells quite a lot. Among the many revelations is that he and some of his LVMPD colleagues knew who killed Tupac not even a year into the investigation.