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On March 8th, 1995, 2Pac Shakur, arguably the Worlds greatest Rapper, arrived at the Clinton Correctional facility in Dannemora, New York, secured in shackles. Tupac walked with his eyes looking forward and his head hung low through the same hardened steel gates of the hundred and fiftyyearold prison that men such as Lucky Luciano and John Gotti had passed through before him. Little has been written or said about Tupac Shakurs time inside one of Americas most notorious prisons. He remained incarcerated for seven months until his unlikely release on bail on October 12th of the same year.Tupac Behind Bars is a glimpse inside the 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees tumultuous time in Dannemora. It marked an important period in his life, one during which he got married, met his selfprofessed biological father, and signed a deal with Death Row Records on a handwritten contract.The author, Michael Christopher, was a career corrections officer in New York State who reached the rank of Lieutenant before his retirement after almost twentyseven years of service. During the course of his duties, he had contact with tens of thousands of prisoners, including infamous inmates like David Berkowitz a.k.a. The Son of Sam and Robert Chambers a.k.a. The Preppy Killer, but after more than three decades, the one that left him with a positive memory is Tupac Shakur. Tupac Behind Bars is Officer Christophers account of his personal encounters with the famous rapper at the Clinton Correctional Facility.
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