Elliot Lawry

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4,557 appearances 48 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2d ago

Elliot Lawry’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Daily Aus · Who killed Tupac? The trial begins · 12 Aug 2026 podcast

Right. voice-verified

And all of this to say is he had a very short time in the limelight. voice-verified

Everything that I've just gone through happened between. voice-verified

between nineteen ninety one when he put his first album out and nineteen ninety six when he was killed. voice-verified

Mm-hmm. voice-verified

really young. voice-verified

Yeah, it was kind of like the Kendrick and Drake of the nineties, except with much higher stakes. voice-verified

They weren't just like posting shady things on social media and, you know, dropping the occasional diss track. voice-verified

Like it was actual life or death. voice-verified

Yes. voice-verified

And oftentimes death in what I'm about to talk about. voice-verified

Yes, exactly. voice-verified

So Tupac was signed to Death Row Records, which was based in LA, West Coast. voice-verified

And that was run by Suge Knight. voice-verified

Now he's a really important figure in this case, and we're gonna talk a bit more about him later. voice-verified

Now, Death Row had links to the Bloods. voice-verified

They were one of the two main rival gangs operating in LA at the time, the other being the Crips. voice-verified

Yep. voice-verified

Now, as we've talked about, the label was embroiled in this kind of East Coast West Coast beef that was between them and another label called Bad Boy Records, which was where notorious BIG/slash biggie smalls was signed. voice-verified

And that label was run by Diddy. voice-verified

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