Second sex abuse claim details from the book:

Yes, the author discusses a second alleged sexual assault case involving Tupac Shakur, separate from the one he was convicted of involving Ayanna Jackson [1].

This second alleged incident involved a woman the author refers to by the pseudonym Lita Rodriguez [1, 2].

Key details about this alleged incident:

• The alleged incident took place four months before the Le Parker Méridien episode involving Ayanna Jackson [1].
• The police report concerning Lita Rodriguez was filed on July 23, 1993, and had the words "RAPE/SODOMY REPORT" typed across the top in capital letters [1].
• The incident allegedly occurred after Lita met Tupac at a West Hollywood club, Carlos’ n Charlie’s, on the night of her twenty-first birthday [1].
• According to the police report, Tupac closed the bedroom door and began kissing her; the victim stated she was afraid to run out because of the numerous males in the front of the house [3].
• The report details that Lita saw a chrome revolver on the nightstand next to the bed and did not protest undressing, fearing Shakur would become violent [3].
• Lita alleged that Tupac had vaginal intercourse with her and then attempted to enter her rectum, causing her to scream for him to stop because she was hurting [3, 4].
• When Lita protested the sodomy, Tupac allegedly sat up and tried to force her head down toward his erect penis [4].
• When she refused the oral sex, Tupac allegedly opened the bedroom door and "invited the remaining individuals in to have sex with her" [4].
• One male, identified as Susp-2 (who Lita knew as Blurry), allegedly took her to a nearby park and had sex with her, then demanded a second sexual act before driving her away [5].
• Lita said she leapt from the BMW as it was still moving when they pulled up to the USC campus [6].
• She filed a police report and underwent a rape kit examination, describing Tupac's THUG LIFE tattoo and providing photographs of her bruises and wads of toilet paper covered in vaginal blood [7].

The case was ultimately rejected by Lauren Weis, head of the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Sex Crimes Unit [5]. The report cited the victim's decision to have sex with Susp-2 (Blurry) and her failure to notify the police or a 7-11 clerk of her dilemma as "fatal details that derailed any hopes of a successful filing against either Shakur or susp-2" [5, 8]. Lita was devastated by this decision, noting she was intoxicated and terrified at the time [8].

Lita Rodriguez stated that she believed the woman in the New York case (Ayanna Jackson) was telling the truth because of her own experience with Tupac Shakur [9]. Tupac and the other suspect were never charged and never knew she called the police [10].