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“His death became one of the most prominent murder probes in Las Vegas history, with investigators, fans, and even Davis linking it to the violent East Coast-West Coast rap industry war that pitted Knight’s label in California against Bad Boy Records and its CEO Sean Combs in New York.”
“Jurors also watched security camera video of the brawl inside the MGM.”
“Sanft suggested Davis wasn’t even in Vegas the night of the shooting.”
“You will learn when the opportunity presented itself for retribution, Duane Davis made sure that the shooters are armed and ready to execute their revenge.”
“During his 2008 interview with law enforcement played in court on Monday, he claimed Combs had offered $1 million to have Knight and Shakur killed amid a feud.”
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“Bizuayeha TESFAYE/POOL/AFP/Getty Images Three decades after the 1996 drive-by shooting of hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas, a prosecutor gave jurors an unflinching account of the long-unsolved slaying on Monday, accusing Duane “ Keffe D ” Davis of organizing the attack as “an act of revenge.” In his opening statement on the first day of Davis’ murder trial, Clark County Chief Deputy District Attorney Binu Palal told jurors they would not have to take the state’s word for it.”
“or Biggie Smalls, was killed in a subsequent drive-by shooting in Los Angeles in 1997.”
“Palal played snippets of the interview as Davis, dressed in a blue suit and tie, watched a screen in the courtroom.”
“Davis, he claimed, had confessed his own role in a “secret 2008 interview” with authorities.”
“Asked about the alleged murder weapon, Davis said, “I gave it to Dre,” referring to DeAndre “Dre” Smith, who was seated in the Cadillac’s back seat behind Brown.”
“Police never found the Glock or the rented white Cadillac that allegedly ferried Davis and the shooter that night.”
“You will learn that Duane Davis got the gun.”