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After nearly 30 years, there’s movement in the case of Tupac Shakur’s killing

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By Jonathan Landrum Jr. Associated Press An investigation into Tupac Shakur’s unsolved killing has been revived. It took nearly three decades, but a new twist came when authorities in Nevada […]

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