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Tupac Shakur's brother says killing has remained unsolved for 27 years because of his race

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A man accused of killing Tupac Shakur 27 years ago will appear in a Las Vegas court on Wednesday - the same person that in 1998 said he had been in the car from where the shots were fired.

It is a moment Tupac's family feared they would never see. His brother, Mopreme Shakur, told Sky News: "I was shocked, surprised, and taken aback because it's been so long.

"We haven't heard anything in 27 years. My daughter is 27 years old, so any accountability is good at this point."

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