The Shot Caller: Duane Davis Trial | Belfast News

Prosecutors are closing in on Duane Davis, aka Keffe D, for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, arguing he didn’t pull the trigger but was the mastermind behind the drive-by shooting — supplying the weapon and directing the attack from the Cadillac. With Davis as the only surviving person in that car that night, prosecutors rely on his own words, interviews, and a book to prove he was the “shot caller,” while defense attorneys call it fiction, citing his shifting stories. The trial, spanning nine days with 24 prosecution witnesses versus three for the defense, hinges on whether Nevada law allows conviction for planning a deadly gang-related crime — even without firing the fatal shots. As hip-hop history revisits this pivotal moment, the case could finally bring closure to one of music’s most enduring tragedies.

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