Sunday, September 6, 2026 - Duane “Keffe D” Davis is speaking publicly for the first time since a Las Vegas jury found him guilty of first-degree murder in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur.
In a new interview, Davis continues to insist that he is innocent, rejecting the conviction and denying that he played the role prosecutors attributed to him. His comments come as attention surrounding the case intensifies following the verdict.
Davis was convicted after prosecutors argued that he helped orchestrate the attack, even though he was not accused of being the gunman.
The jury reached its verdict after roughly three hours of deliberation. Davis now faces a potential life sentence without parole and has indicated that he intends to appeal the conviction, keeping the legal battle far from over.
His renewed denial is likely to fuel fresh debate around one of hip-hop’s most closely watched murder cases. Davis’ previous public statements and memoir were central to the prosecution’s case, while his defense has argued that some of his accounts were exaggerated.
With sentencing ahead and an appeal expected, Davis’ latest statements could become another major development as the Tupac case enters its next legal chapter.
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