Legal Battle Continues for Tupac Murder Suspect's Release from Custody

Tupac Shakur murder suspect Keefe D, who confessed to his involvement in the rapper's killing, awaits a decision on his bail as his lawyers argue for his release ahead of the murder trial, claiming he poses no risk to the public due to poor health and should be placed on house arrest. Prosecutors oppose the bail application, alleging that Keefe is involved in authorizing the killing of potential witnesses. Keefe's lawyers argue that he has no intention of fleeing and has changed his life since leaving the drug game in 2009, while Keefe claims his confessions were for fame and entertainment.