Eazy-E’s Daughter Crowdfunding An Investigation Into Her Father’s Death

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Eazy-E’s Daughter Crowdfunding An Investigation Into Her Father’s Death

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Eazy-E died in 1995 of complications from AIDS. Last year, Eazy E’s son Yung Eazy intimated that Suge Knight may have had his father killed by injecting him with an AIDS-infected needle. And now, Eazy’s daughter Ebie Wright has started a Kickstarter campaign to raise money for A Ruthless Scandal: No More Lies, an “investigative and compelling documentary series” about the N.W.A. rapper’s death. Per the campaign’s description:

An under scrutiny look revealing the most personal and intimate moments of the life and death of Eric Wright, the days of Ruthless Records, and the scandalous aftermath of Eazy’s untimely demise. Through the narrative of Eazy’s very intellectually poised daughter Ebie, she is going to take you back 21 years on an emotionally intense journey addressing lies, rumors and inconsistencies of her father’s unusual and untimely death through Intense probing in face to face interviews with the most crucial people who were around Eazy throughout the years. People who conspired and flocked around Eazy during his last months with ulterior motives will be blasted. Using years of probate court documents (The Estate of Eric Wright) along with guidance from her mother Tracy Jernagin who fought in court, exclusive and private information that the public never knew will finally be told through Ebie. Details of what was happening each day leading up to him supposedly succumbing to Aids will be revealed. From shocking facts and recollections from key people who were connected to the story and through dramatization you will get an inside look at Eazy’s last days. The FACTS are simply jaw dropping.

Rewards for backing the project range from wristbands, keychains, and hoodies to a tour of Compton with Eazy’s children, a dinner party at a Beverly Hills restaurant with Ebie and some of her celebrity friends, and a $10,000 executive producer credit.

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