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Tupac and Biggie: the Rap Battle that Wasn't Ep 6

This is the end of their tale, but their music lives on. An arrest has been made for Tupac's murder, but I don't know if we wil ever see justice.
 
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Tupac and Biggie: the Rap Battle that Wasn't Ep 5

Life has gotten complicated for the Rap Kings and their friendship has a serious rift. There is a game being played here, but who is the puppetmaster and who is the puppet?
 
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Tupac and Biggie: the Rap Battle that Wasn't Ep 4

These men quickly become Kings of Hip Hop. But all is not roses in their kingdoms. Tupac is getting pulled in multiple directions and Big is just trying to make good on the promises to his crew, his moms and his daughter. But things are roiling under the surface. They won't be kings for long.
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Tupac and Biggie: the Rap Battle that Wasn't Ep 3

Tupac and Big try to land a record deal while their home life is making other plans. responsibilities are pulling on them from many different directions. They are both incredibly gifted, and both of the future MCs would feel the power of drugs threatening to trap them: Tupac in the way of his mother and Big as a dealer. 
 
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Tupac and Biggie: the Rap Battle that Wasn't Ep 2

Tupac and Biggie grew up in very different environments, but both boys aimed to become bigger than they were. Tupac was given a heavy weight of responsibility from his activist mother, but Tupac was also hugely creative and he hated being poor. Big was a bit spoiled by his jamaican born mother, but the neighborhood he lived in showed him how hard life could be. Both boys felt the pull of leadership, but what would they do with this calling?
 
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Tupac and Biggie: the Rap Battle that Wasn't Ep 1

By the end of the 1980s Rap had REALLY begun to take off in a way no one expected: especially not the music industry. With the success of groups like Run DMC and the Beastie Boys and artists like LL Cool J, boys from all over the country started dreaming of being rappers when they grew up. Two of these boys would become the greatest Rappers of their generation, only to see their stardom quickly taken from them, along with their life.
The Notorious BIG and Tupac Shakur: Who shot ya?
 
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The Routier Family Episode7

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The Routier Family Episode 6

The evidence is in and there is no way near enough to convict Darlie Routier of the murders of her boys, Damon and Devon. Not beyond a reasonable doubt. Certainly not to end her life.
 
So how did she end up on Death Row? This episode looks at the circumstantial and character evidence the prosecution used to land a conviction.
 
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The Routier Family Episode 5

The end of the 'hard' evidence against Darlie Routier. Does the prosecution have enough to convict her for Capital Murder? 
 
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The Routier Family Episode 4

The Routier Case continues (finally) with a discussion of the evidence against 26 year old Darlie Routier. The State of Texas deemed the evidence enough to convict her for the murder. Let's see if their conviction holds up to scrutiny.
 
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