The Outlawz Member Recalls Afeni Shakur Taking Tupac Off Life Support, 'He Probably Could Have Lived'

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The Outlawz Member Recalls Afeni Shakur Taking Tupac Off Life Support, 'He Probably Could Have Lived'

Young Noble of The Outlawz reveals that Afeni Shakur made the decision to take Tupac Shakur off life support while he was still fighting for his life.

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