10. Tupac Shakur
The famous rapper was born in 1971 in New York. His life was not easy and he’s had a lot of running ins with the law over the years, especially since most of his family was part of the Black Panthers gang. Shakur himself didn’t believe in organized religion, rejected the thought of an afterlife, but did believe in Karma.
His issues with the law, including spending time in jail for sexual assault, brought him in contact with Suge Knight from the Death Row Records, who paid his bail in exchange for a few records. This, however, put him in the middle of a gang war between the East Coast and the West Coast.
One night in 1996, Tupac was leaving the MGM Grand when his car was shot at at a red light. After 6 days in the hospital he passed away due to internal bleeding. Tupac’s murderers were never found and the case is still open, which has sparked quite a few theories about it all.
One of them says that Shakur sold his soul to become famous and that his murder was a sacrifice for the Illuminati, but also a way to silence him before he said too much. On the other hand, there are also people who believe the entire thing was a set-up and Tupac is actually still alive on an island somewhere.
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