Inside the courtroom as Tupac's killer is convicted after 30 years

Tupac Shakur was murdered in 1996; the conviction provides potential closure to his family and the music community after three decades.

Thirty years after a Las Vegas drive-by shooting silenced one of hip-hop's most consequential voices, a jury took just two hours to deliver what decades of investigation could not: a verdict. Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, now 63, was found guilty of murdering Tupac Shakur, closing a case that had lived as long in myth and speculation as in the courts. For a family, a music community, and a culture that had carried this open wound since 1996, the word 'guilty' arrived not as a resurrection, but as a reckoning — the moment a mystery became a matter of record.

Inside the courtroom as Tupac's killer is convicted after 30 years

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