The killing of Tupac Shakur was a mystery for nearly three decades, marked by reluctant witnesses and dead suspects. Recently, a man was found guilty in connection with the case. Duane "Keffe D" Davis was the only person ever charged in the murder.

Damaging evidence against him came from his own accounts of the 1996 shooting, which he shared with investigators, filmmakers, and interviewers, and also wrote about in his memoir. His attorney argued that Davis had been telling the same story for years.

Further details about the case and the evidence used against Davis are available, including the role of his memoir and statements in building the murder case against him.