Tupac murder suspect seeks release from jail, claiming past admissions were 'entertainment'

Duane "Keefe D" Davis, the only person charged in connection with the murder of Tupac Shakur, is requesting release from jail to house arrest while awaiting trial. Davis' lawyers argue that the evidence against him is based on hearsay and speculative testimony, and that his past admissions of involvement in the killing were for entertainment purposes. They claim that there is no independent evidence connecting Davis to the crime and that his role and motivation in the shooting are unclear. Davis' lawyers also cite his declining health in jail as a reason for his release. The request will be argued in court on January 2, 2024.