The premature demise of gangster rap icon Eazy-E is ready to be explored in a brand new investigative docuseries.
The pioneering N.W.A. group member, actual identify Eric Wright, handed away in March 1995. The 30-year-old’s dying was attributed to problems associated to AIDS.
Nonetheless, conspiracy theories surrounding the true reason behind his dying have been rampant for years, and now Eazy’s daughter, Ebie, is attending to the underside of the thriller with the assistance of U.S. community bosses at WE television.
The conspiracy appears to be rooted in a 2003 interview Suge Knight carried out with Jimmy Kimmel.
Throughout the sit-down, Suge, who’s feuding with Eazy over Dr. Dre, claimed the Ruthless Information founder had been poked with a needle.
“So for those who shoot anyone you go to jail without end. Children y’all don’t need to go to jail without end. So that they bought this new factor out…They get blood from anyone with AIDS they usually shoot you with it,” Suge Knight mentioned.
“Oh that’s unhealthy,” Jimmy Kimmel replied, however not earlier than Suge appeared to dry snitch on himself.
“That’s a gradual dying, an Eazy-E factor,” Suge Knight mentioned chuckling.
Legendary Latino rapper Frost, who was signed to Ruthless, mentioned Eazy was contaminated after he obtained acupuncture following an accident on a 4-wheeler.
“I don’t wanna say that identify ’trigger it’s the satan’s identify, however one other individual in rap, if you already know you’re historical past of rap, calls him the satan. If you already know the historical past of Rap, West Coast rap, you already know who I’m saying. I used to be informed even in my final dialog from Eazy to not even discuss to that man. Not solely that, however I believe that they actually had a stronghold of giving him tainted needles with the AIDS virus in him with acupuncture,” Frost mentioned.
The “Mysterious Demise of Eazy-E” will function never-before-seen footage of the late rapper, and embrace interviews with numerous key individuals in his life in 4 hour-long episodes, beginning on August 12.
