The Conspiracy behind Nipsey Hussle’s

death
By: Ariana Perez De Alderete

Photo by: The Daily Beast

Nipsey Hussle died after being shot in the torso five times on March 31, 2019.
Just three days after his death, conspiracies began circulating. Hussle was doing a
documentary about a Alfredo Bowman. Bowman was a herbalist and proclaimed healer.
It was said that he had a herbal cure for many different diseases. The diseases that
were being cured were arthritis, AIDS, cancer, asthma, and disabilities. Bowman was
arrested by police for suspected money laundering. He died while in police custody of
pneumonia in 2016.
Nipsey Hussle was doing a documentary about the herbalist and his herbal cures
for the diseases. The theory came to light soon after Hussles death, that the
government had Hussle killed to silence him and in efforts to put a stop to the
documentary. Many people have came forward to speak kindly about the artist and how
he had few enemies. His death is being mourned by members of the bloods, the crips,
and the LAPD. He was loved by many due to his kindness.
The theory was fueled by a tweet from Hussle earlier in the day he got killed. The
artist tweeted, “Having strong enemies is a blessing” There was no explanation when he
tweeted this, he was killed later that day. Some may say it was a coincidence, but we
will never fully know. Hussle himself believed that Bowman really did find a cure for the
diseases, and he too was killed by the government. The government makes large
amounts of money from people being treated for these diseases, so what extent would
they go to, to make sure nobody stopped their profit?
Well known celebrities Nick Cannon, posted on his Instagram about the death of
Nipsey Hussle. He said he will be completing Hussles documentary, going as far as
saying “Can’t kill us all.” Celebrity Nick Cannon himself, believes there is more to the
story and that something is fishy about the entire situation. While the world mourns the
loss of a kind hearted soul such as Nipsey, his legacy will lived on in his documentary.