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“Davis denied any role in Biggie’s killing.”
“They “polished off the whole bottle” in celebration, Kading tells Rolling Stone .”
“If I didn’t go public with the case, Keffe D never talks.”
“He Investigated Tupac's Murder.”
“Knight, meanwhile, knew he and Death Row Records were “spiraling down” after Shakur’s death and had a more immediate interest in avoiding prison for a probation violation, Kading says.”
“When jurors returned after just three hours and convicted former Compton gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis of first-degree murder in the 1996 drive-by shooting of Shakur , Kading popped the cork with his wife and adult son.”
““When they gave the guilty verdict, I was just like, finally, yes.”
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“Knight “calculated that he had to play nice with an enemy and even pay an enemy” so he could “first take care of the business of keeping [himself] out of prison,” Kading says.”
“It’s a prosecuted case with a conviction, and so there’s justice.”
“The former Los Angeles police detective led a task force that investigated the unsolved killings of Shakur and Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace, and he’s widely credited with helping crack the decades-old Shakur case.”
““It feels like vindication,” Kading said.”
“In 2008, he and another task force detective, Daryn Dupree, suspected Davis knew something about the killing of the Notorious B.I.G.”
“Keffe D could be in prison on drug charges, and that would be it.”
“And when the jury verdict came, he was relieved and gratified.”
“It sets history straight.” He says while the defense’s “false allegations” against him felt “personal,” there was little he could do because they were made in court, where lawyers are generally protected from defamation claims for their statements.”
““There’s no evidence that Greg Kading did anything wrong,” Clark County Chief Deputy District Attorney Marc DiGiacomo told the jury in some of his final comments before they started deliberating.”
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“He made copies of investigative materials, he explains, and an Internal Affairs investigation later found the allegation that he stole anything “patently false.” Kading also disputes the defense claim that he broke a promise to Davis by publishing his book.”
“The self-published book revealed contents of Davis’ confession and led to a documentary.”
“Davis retreated to the safety of his Compton neighborhood, where he had protection, he explains.”
“Kading says the “politics of gang life” were more complicated than that.”