Duane Davis, convicted Tupac Shakur killer, says he wasn’t even at crime scene

Convicted Tupac Shakur killer Duane “Keffe D” Davis maintains his innocence forward of his conviction, saying he did not do “shit” and wasn’t close to the homicide scene.

Davis was interviewed by the Hollywood Reporter for an article revealed Friday after he was just lately convicted of the 1996 homicide of the enduring rapper in a drive-by capturing in Las Vegas. At his trial, prosecutors stated Davis didn’t pull the set off however handed a gun to the shooter, who then shot Tupac with bullets.

Davis instructed The Hollywood Reporter… “I am harmless, man. They’ve an harmless man in jail.” However he vowed to be launched from jail, saying he had already appealed to state court docket.

Davis stated he was assured he would win his enchantment as a result of state authorities violated a nonprosecution settlement he made with the federal authorities to inform them what occurred the night time Tupac was killed. Davis additionally stated, “The DOJ provided me a deal…It got here from the highest they usually stated they have been by no means going to make use of it in court docket in opposition to me.”

Throughout a 2008 interview with the federal authorities, Davis confessed that he orchestrated Tupac’s homicide by getting his palms on the gun after which “stalking” Tupac and Marion “Suge Knight after the 2 beat Davis’ cousin earlier that night time. Davis’ lawyer instructed the jury that his consumer was merely bragging and making an attempt to earn money from his e book by mendacity.

Moreover, Davis instructed The Hollywood Reporter that he wasn’t even on the scene of the crime that night time, including that he had gone to a bar close to UCLA in Los Angeles after attending Mike Tyson’s boxing match on the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The following morning, Davis stated, he went residence to have breakfast along with his son and daughters.