Keffe D to appeal Tupac murder verdict amid proffer dispute
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After a Las Vegas jury convicted Duane Davis (Keffe D) of first‑degree murder in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing, his attorney said an appeal is planned, centering on the judge allowing Davis’s proffer statements from a 2008 agreement with federal investigators, which prosecutors used as key evidence; Davis did not testify, sentencing is set for Oct. 13 with potential life in prison, and the defense had anticipated an appellate challenge from the start.
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