"I interviewed the decedent's mother, Afeni Shakur, and she stated that the decedent was not married and he had no children," coroner Investigator Ed Brown wrote in his report. He had been shot in his right hand, right hip and right chest just under his right arm. He was, however, heavily sedated during his hospital stay, it says. The autopsy determined that Tupac didn''t have any illegal drugs in his system. Six 35-millimeter photos taken during and after the autopsy are on file at the coroner's office, along with the autopsy report.Īccording to statements on the four-page coroner's report, Tupac Shakur's remains were positively identified by his mother, Afeni Shakur. To my knowledge, I am the only reporter to have a copy of that report. However, after I bought a copy for $5, an office employee later said it had been given to me in error, and that they would not be releasing it to anyone because of the ongoing homicide investigation. While the autopsy report is not deemed by Nevada state law to be public information, the coroner's report is available to the public. 13, 1996, almost immediately following his death, according to authorities. The van drove three blocks without being noticed.Īn autopsy was done the evening of Sept. No one followed the mortuary van carrying Tupac Shakur's body from the hospital to the morgue. Here in an exclusive and copyrighted account, she details the coroner's report and death certificate. Reporter Cathy Scott has authored a book on the murder of Tupac Shakur. Visit the site below and see the sites who truly rep for Tupac. Thanks for understanding and Please support the Anti-Tupac Autopsy Photo Campaign and all the sites that are involved. And have respect not only for Tupac, his estate and Afeni's wishes but also respect Cathy Scott's work. ***We would encourage all sites that have this photo up to consider the way that this photo was made available. Remember the sites that have them up - those are the sites that are trying to front on you, using Tupac's name and legacy to promote a site that disrespects him and his mother Afeni. **Any site that has these pictures up, after Afeni has asked that they be taken down, are totally disrespecting Afeni, her wishes, and Tupac. If you are interested in seeing the photo or reading about it and the killing of Tupac visit Cathy Scott's web site at. We have respect for copyright laws but more - we have respect for Cathy Scott and her work. To go against copyright law is stealing and can bring on legal action. It was ''lifted'' or scanned from the book and that is how it is on the net. The picture was originally in Cathy Scott's book ''The Killing of Tupac Shakur''. Scott has never given permission for the picture to be on the net. Scott has a copyright on that picture and any site that has it up is really doing it illegally, since Ms.
After speaking to Cathy Scott we will no longer make the autopsy photos available thru email.
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