Rapper Frost Says Eazy-E Was Injected With HIV-Tainted Needles

The rapper claimed that Eazy-E did not contract HIV sexually, as has previously been rumored, but rather he had been injected with the virus, which eventually caused his death.

In a clip taken from the upcoming documentary For The Record: The Story of Latinos in Hip Hop, former Ruthless Records artist Frost (formerly known as Kid Frost) shared his viewpoint leading up to Eazy’s sudden passing in 1995.

Frost says he believes that there was some sort of conspiracy and that Eazy-E contracted AIDS after someone purposely gave him acupuncture needles tainted with the virus. “They have this stuff they called… they get blood from somebody with AIDS and they shoot you with it. That’s [a] slow death. You don’t want to go to jail forever…They have a new thing out”, he told Kimmel. They gave him tainted needles with acupuncture.

To infect someone, the acupuncture needle would have to coated in fresh blood, or a HIV serum, “which also means that they would have had to use that needle right away”, Webley continued.

“What happened was is that someone, I won’t say the name, but people know the name”, Frost says.

Apparently after a 4-wheeler accident Eazy E needed acupuncture and someone gave him tainted needles.

Correction: An earlier version of this post misidentified Frost’s claims as evidence, not as allegations. “How else could somebody else die that fast of AIDS”.

The August release of the NWA biopic Straight Outta Compton unearthed an old conspiracy theory about the tragic 1995 death of charismatic rapper Eazy E from AIDS. Frost says. “Have you even heard of somebody dying in two weeks of AIDS?” It’s unheard of. It’s like, I’m in the hospital. “Two weeks later, March 26 or whatever, I fall out and I die”. If you shoot somebody, you go to jail forever.

Watch Suge Knight’s controversial Jimmy Kimmel interview. They have a new thing out. What happened was is that someone, I won’t say the name, but people know the name. This sure is a case Wednesday like to see closed, though we may never know the real truth, or if there even is one.