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WATCH LIVE: Tupac murder trial resumes for day 4
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3:41:45Now PlayingDuane “Keffe D” Davis, who is accused of orchestrating the 1996 murder of rap icon Tupac Shakur, is scheduled to go on trial in Las Vegas Monday, August 10.
Prosecutors accuse Davis of ordering the fatal shooting as retaliation for a brawl that broke out on a casino floor shortly before Shakur was killed.
Authorities have also pointed to comments Davis made in several media interviews as evidence of his alleged involvement in the killing.
The filing identifies more than 200 potential witnesses. Some notable names listed are:
Marion "Suge" Knight: Former Death Row Records CEO. He was in the passenger seat of the car the night Shakur was shot in Las Vegas.
Former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo: Served in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department at the time.
Former LAPD Detective Greg Kading: Claims Davis confessed to his involvement during a 2009 interview with law enforcement.
Several family members of Shakur
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