How prosecutors got a conviction in Tupac case 30 years after killing



NBC News’ Danny Cevallos breaks down how prosecutors were able to build their case against Duane “Keffe D” Davis, the man accused of orchestrating rapper Tupac Shakur’s killing, nearly 30 years after the murder.

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22 Comments

  1. I thought his nephew did it, not him! So it's accessory to the crime. He never pulled the trigger. His nephew was the guy who Tupac and his crew jumped. Now this! He wrote the book cuz he knew of it by way of his nephew probably.. I need to read his book0. This only came up cuz of Diddy case. They tried to say he paid him. It's too much!

  2. He brought this on himself. Who goes around telling people he was involved and puts it in a book? Someone who wants extra attention. The defense had little to work with. They could say no DNA but the prosecution can say but you said

  3. You can get convicted on a confession with no other evidence. That's why artists are having their lyrics in indictments. This dude has bragging publicly about his nephew murdering 2Pac for 25 years.

  4. Everyone involved were low-life, violent thugs! 1) What types of people even care? 2) What a colossal waste of energy, time, and money by so-called news outlets. Get on with the real news. Leave trash to supermarket tabloids.

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