Dead or alive: Following Tupac's 'resurrection' at Coachella last weekend, rap mogul Suge Knight has reignited conspiracy theories by suggesting that the rapper is not really dead
The gang's all here: The performance was achieved through mixing previously recorded footage, CGI and visual trickery by technology firm AV Concepts
Suspicions: The record label boss (pictured with Shakur a month before his death) was accused last year of ordering the killing of his friend - something he has denied
Thrilled: The audience were stunned when the rapper greeted them, saying 'What's up Coachella?'
Tupac could still be alive, according to former Death Row Records label CEO Suge Knight.
The rap mogul, who was in the driver's seat of the car in which the artist was shot in 1996, said in a radio interview yesterday that he is not convinced he really died.
Tupac Shakur, who was 25 when was killed in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas, was 'resurrected' on stage last weekend at the Coachella Festival through hologram.
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