First words after guilty verdict in 30 year cold case. In his first interview since being found guilty, Duane Keefe D Davis maintained his innocence, announced an upcoming appeal, and expressed frustration over how Tupac Shakur’s family looked at him during the trial.
Keffe D Breaks Silence After Guilty Verdict in Tupac Murder as moments after being found guilty, Duane Keffe D Davis made demanding request to judge, asking to get personal belongings back. And I would like to appeal this matter, he said. My computers, all of my phones, everything. And I would like to appeal.
Just 90 minutes after the verdict came in, he was already telling the judge he wanted to appeal. Shit, I ain’t fretted. I’m going out on an appeal, Duane Keffe D Davis states right away upon taking seat at Clark County Detention Center for very first interview because being found guilty of first-degree murder. Jury convicted Aug 31 after less than 3 hours deliberation.
