2Pac and Biggie’s Arrest Fingerprint Cards Hit Auction with Six-Figure Price Tags
In a move that has stirred both interest and controversy, California-based autograph broker Moments In Time has recently placed the arrest fingerprint cards of iconic hip-hop figures 2Pac and Biggie on the auction block. The artefacts in question stem from 2Pac’s 1995 arrest for sexual assault and Biggie’s 1995 Pennsylvania arrest for robbery and aggravated assault (which was ultimately dismissed).
2Pac’s arrest, leading to a conviction for sexual assault, resulted in nearly two years of prison time. Moments In Time is offering a “lifetime guarantee of authenticity” for each fingerprint card, pricing them at a hefty $225,000 each.
Despite never having collaborated in their lifetimes, 2Pac and Biggie have once again found themselves in the limelight. AI magic brought their voices together in a mashup titled “Bad Boy Killer” by the Reddit group Yedits. The snippet gained significant traction on social media, showcasing the enduring fascination with these legendary artists.
The legacy of 2Pac recently resurfaced with the arrest and upcoming trial of his alleged killer, Duane “Keefe D” Davis, scheduled for June 2024. Suge Knight, however, has shifted attention to Snoop Dogg, suggesting that the rapper has some explaining to do regarding 2Pac’s death. Knight expressed a need for a real conversation with Snoop, hinting at potential revelations about the dynamics surrounding 2Pac’s final days.
Rumors of a falling out between Snoop Dogg and 2Pac before the latter’s death have circulated, fueled by Snoop’s praise for The Notorious B.I.G. in a radio interview. Knight’s comments suggest that the details surrounding 2Pac’s shooting may involve further complexities and discussions between those who were close to him.
