Notorious big ready to die source review

'On March 9, 1997, CHRISTOPHER WALLACE, aka Notorious B.I.G., was murdered as he left the Peterson Automotive Museum in Los Angeles after attending a post Music Awards ceremony. There are 359 pages of documents on the murder, and they begin with a description of the night itself: Some blame the public rivalry between the East and West Coast rap scenes, specifically pointing to the bitter feuding between the two rappers and their record labels at the time: Marion 'Suge' Knight's Death Row Records, based in Los Angeles, and New York-based Bad Boy Entertainment. Shakur's murder, like Wallace's, has never been solved, and various theories have attempted to establish a connection between the two. In fact, the report ties several in the LAPD at the time to the Bloods gang and Death Row Records, and places them at the awards show Biggie attended before he was murdered. According to the FBI documents, a search warrant, served after Wallace's murder, revealed 'a shrine of TUPAC SHAKUR and numerous 9mm guns and ammunition, LAPD radios, scanners and other tactical items' in the garage of an unnamed LAPD officer. Wallace's killing came six months after the fatal shooting of the era's other, arguably more brilliant superstar, the Los Angeles-based Tupac Shakur. There has been no shortage of conspiracy theories surrounding the cirumstances of his death, which has served to turn him into a mythological figure in rap. He had been wearing size 48 Karl Kani jeans, size 13 Timberlands and a size 54 Bernini sweater.ДЄt the time of his murder, Wallace was one of the biggest stars in rap music - a gifted storyteller with incredible flow and smart, if violent and often mysoginistic, lyrics. He was, according to the newly released documents, carrying with him a plastic baggie of marijuana, an asthma inhaler and three Magnum condoms at the time of his death.

Among the new tidbits was that Wallace, who was also known as Biggie Smalls, was killed by 'very rare' Gecko 9 mm armor piercing ammunition, which is seldom found in the U.S.

Notorious big ready to die source review