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The Tupac Shakur murder trial is scheduled to begin next month, with the judge reportedly ruling yesterday that an old interview that suspect Duane "Keefe D" Davis gave to the police is admissible at trial.
Nearly 30 years after the rap icon's killing, the trial for the only person charged with the crime is slated ot being on Aug. 10, following multiple delays. During a pre-trial hearing on Tuesday (July 28), Las Vegas judge Carli Kierny made a ruling, allowing a 2008 police interview where Keefe D gave details about the murder to be used in court, The Associated Press reports. In the interview, Keefe D told police that suspected shooter Orlando Anderson "popped them," meaning shot Tupac and Suge Knight, in Las Vegas on Sept. 7, 1996.
Keefe D's defense attorney argued that the interview was supposed to be confidential and Keefe D was told it could not be used against him. The prosecution successfully argued that the interview was no longer inadmissible, since Keefe D wrote the tell-all book, Compton Street Legend, and has spoken openly in multiple interviews about what happened on the night of Tupac's murder.
The book will also be allowed in the trial, despite Keefe D's attorney's objections that it is a fictionalized account to make a profit.
After being a cold case for over two decades, police arrested Keefe D in 2023, after he admitted in his book and multiple interviews to being present and providing the gun used in Tupac's shooting, which was allegedly retaliation for a fight Tupac and Death Row members were involved in at the MGM Grand shortly before he and Suge were shot in a drive-by near the Las Vegas Strip. The other three men in the suspect car, including alleged shooter Orlando Anderson, have died since the shooting and were never charged.
Keefe D is facing life in prison if found guilty.
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East St. Louis Killing Spree Teenagers Arrested ... Five family members were killed and two others seriously injured on Sunday, July 12, 2026, in a "targeted mass shooting" spanning multiple locations across East St. Louis, Illinois.
The Illinois State Police (ISP) has taken two teenage suspects, ages 15 and 16, into custody.
According to the ISP, all seven victims are members of the same family and ranged in age from 21 to 74 years old.
The deceased victims have been identified as:
Patricia A. May, 74
Cherie L. May, 49
Shania W. Thompson, 25
Devin D. May, 24
Quentin L. Thompson, 21
The two surviving family members suffered serious injuries and were transported to a hospital in neighboring St. Louis, Missouri for critical care.
Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly confirmed that the targeted attacks unraveled across three distinct areas in East St. Louis:
The Samuel Gompers Homes: Three victims were found fatally shot in the 400 block of North 6th Street.
39th and Summit Streets: One victim was shot and killed at this location.
Jones Park: One victim was killed, and the two survivors were shot at the park.
The two teenage suspects were apprehended after state troopers spotted their vehicle and executed a Precision Immobilization Technique (PIT) maneuver to stop them near Frank Holten State Park.
Officials revealed that the two juveniles are related to each other, and at least one of the suspects is related to the victims. While investigators have confirmed the family connection, a clear motive for the attacks has not yet been established.
Formal charges are currently being coordinated with the state's attorney's office, and police emphasize that there is no active threat to the wider public.
Sources: ISP, ABC7 Chicago, NYT, Patch