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Our cases have been researched using open source and archive materials.

It deals with true crimes and real people.

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It was September 7th, 1996, a balmy night in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Thousands of people flocked to the Glitzy City to watch the heavyweight title boxing match between Mike Tyson and Bruce Sheldon.

It was the hottest ticket in town.

Celebrities and Millionaires streamed into the MGM Grand to watch the fight.

It only took Tyson 50... dreamed into the MGM Grand to watch the fight.

It only took Tyson 50 seconds to knock Sheldon out.

Some spectators had not even made it to their seats yet,

and it was all over.

However, Tyson and Sheldon's was not the only fight of the night.

Around 830, an altercation had broken out in the main lobby of the MGM Grand.

The man who threw the first punch was hip-hop sensation Tupac Shakor.

His entourage jumped into supporting, but the fight did not last long.

Security guards at the MGM broke it up in half a minute.

The man at the receiving end of the punch-up was a man called Orlando Anderson.

He composed himself and told security guards that he did not want to press charges.

And it was left at that.

Tupac and his men went to the hotel where he was staying, so he could change and get ready

for his midnight performance at a new club owned by his music

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