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- The New York Times reports the jury deliberated about three hours before reaching its verdict.
- Keffe D was found guilty of first-degree murder and multiple other criminal charges.
- Prosecutors relied heavily on Keffe D's interviews and his memoir detailing the conspiracy to shoot Tupac.
- The defense insisted Keffe D was a liar, challenging the credibility of his statements and admissions.
- Sentencing set for Oct. 13, 2006; Keffe D faces up to life in prison, and reactions are pouring in.
It took 30 years, but one of rapper Tupac Amaru Shakur’s killers has been convicted of murder in a court law. On Monday, August 31, a Las Vegas jury found Duane Keith Davis aka Keffe D guilty of plotting the 1996 drive-by shooting of the beloved actor and rapper.
The New York Times reports that the jury deliberated for about three hours before coming to its verdict. Keefe D was found guilty of first-degree murder, amongst other charges.
Reportedly, the prosecution’s case relied heavily on Keffe D’s own words in various interviews and his own memoir, where he detailed the conspiracy to shoot Tupac. As for the defense, Keffe D’s lawyers maintained that their client is a liar.
Sentencing is set for Oct. 13, 2006 and Keffe D is facing up to life in prison. Reactions to the long-awaited verdict are pouring in.
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