Three Decades Later, theTupac Murder Trial Actually Starts
It only took thirty years, but the courts are finally opening the books on one of hip-hop's biggest mysteries.
So, the guy they finally hauled in for the Tupac Shakur hit is Duane Davis—or Keefe D, if you’re into the street name thing. It has been nearly thirty years since the shooting, and the whole saga feels like something out of a wild true-crime podcast that never ends.
The state is finally putting someone on trial for organizing the murder, which is wild considering how much time has passed. Most of the people involved in that era have either faded away or met their own ends. Davis has been talking about his involvement for years like he was giving a book report, but now he has to face an actual jury.
Justice moves at the speed of a tectonic plate, and clearly, it has no intention of rushing for anyone.
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