Where is Suge Knight now – and what has he said about Tupac and Biggie's death over the years?

Suge Knight (real name Marion Hugh Knight Junior) is a co-founder of Death Row Records, along with Dr Dre, The D.O.C. and ...
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Where Suge Knight is now, after Netflix’s Diddy documentary called out the rap feud

Knight, real name Marion Hugh Knight Jr, launched Death Row Records in 1991 alongside Dr Dre, The D.O.C. and Dick Griffey. It ...

Where is Suge Knight now? Inside the music executive’s career and the death that sent him to prison for 28 years

Despite being incarcerated, Knight has continued to remain in the public sphere. In October 2023, Knight started a podcast ...
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Suge Knight Reveals Bombshell New Claims About Tupac's 1996 Death — Including Alleged Connections of Rapper's Mother and Diddy (Exclusive)

Suge Knight interviewed with PEOPLE from prison to discuss the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, claiming his mother assisted him in his death and friends smoked his cremated ashes Duane “Keefe D” Davis ...
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Why was Suge Knight arrested? 2015 fatal Terry Carter hit and run explored following Diddy documentary release

People reported that Suge Knight’s legal saga reached its turning point in October 2018, when he accepted a 28-year prison ...
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Suge Knight goes nuclear on Snoop for Death Row ‘flops’

Former Death Row boss Marion “Suge” Knight went volcanic on former label member Snoop Dogg, resoundingly denouncing the Doggfather as a lousy music executive and a has-been rapper. Snoop, 53, bought ...
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Suge Knight Says Death Row Records Had “Hits” When He Owned It—Not “Flops” Like Snoop Dogg

Suge Knight has a whole lot to say about Snoop Dogg and his leadership tenure with Death Row Records. “Snoop, you said I’m mad because you bought Death Row,” Knight said. “What you buy? Show me where ...
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Where Is Suge Knight Now? Inside the Music Executive’s Career and the Death That Sent Him to Prison for 28 Years

Marion “Suge” Knight won’t be eligible for parole until 2034. The Death Row Records founder was sentenced to 28 years in prison after pleading no contest to a 2015 hit-and-run that killed businessman ...