Michael Jai White: Keefe D Wanted to Make a Name for Himself, That's What He Gets (Part 11)

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Michael Jai White reacted to Keefe D's arrest for the murder of Tupac Shakur. Keefe's preliminary trial date is planned for June 2024. The Las Vegas police department reportedly contacted Vlad regarding the case, but he refused to cooperate or give them access to his raw interview footage. The plot thickens as Vlad explains that Keefe D had previously signed a proffer agreement with the state police over a decade ago. This agreement works by pardoning the individual for a serious crime they were accused of if they can provide credible information on another case. Under this agreement, if the informant repeats the information anywhere outside the confines of that day, it then becomes admissible as evidence. Consequently, Vlad points out that by retelling his story in different public spaces, Keefe violated his agreement and became a person of interest in the Tupac murder case. Keefe's confession during the interviews led to getting his house raided and, ultimately, his arrest. The police prosecutors claim he was an active contributor to the conspiracy of Tupac's murder and thus holds responsibility.