Neckbone on Getting Arrested & Seated Next to Orlando Anderson, Knew He Killed 2Pac (Part 22)
January 13, 2026
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In a revealing interview with VladTV, rapper Neckbone shared his harrowing experience of being arrested during a police raid at Suge Knight’s former parents’ house. During the booking, Neckbone was seated next to Orlando Anderson—the man widely suspected of killing Tupac Shakur. Reflecting on the tense moments, Neckbone described the surreal feeling of sitting beside Anderson, acknowledging the rumors that Anderson was indeed the shooter due to his close ties with the gang lifestyle and possible motives.
Neckbone recounted that while many theories exist, Orlando Anderson is generally believed to be the key figure behind Tupac’s murder. He also touched on the complexity of gang affiliations and loyalty, stating, “when you gangbanging ain’t no break down. You just get down.” Additionally, the interview touched on Suge Knight later paying Anderson to testify on his behalf, underscoring the murky dealings surrounding the case.
This candid conversation sheds new light on the connections and tensions during one of hip-hop’s most tragic moments.
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