Days after the recent raid on a Las Vegas home that cops seemingly suspect of being connected to Tupac’s murder investigation was conducted, law enforcement officials have now revealed what was taken from the residence on July 17, 2023.
According to reports, the property records of the search warrant indicate that a house connected to the investigation into the killing of Tupac Shakur belongs to Paula Clemons, the wife of Duane Keith Davis, also known as “Keefe D” (seen in the video interviews below). Keefe D. claims to be a witness to Tupac’s fatal shooting in 1996. The search warrant reveals that the police were searching for items that could provide evidence of motive, or the identity of the suspect…such as photos, undeveloped film, insurance policies, letters, address and telephone records, diaries, and other documents.
During the execution of the warrant, it’s now being reported that the police seized several items from the home, including tablets; an iPhone; five computers; USB and hard drives; photos; “purported marijuana”; a copy of a “Vibe” magazine about Tupac; and a copy of the book, “Compton Street Legends,” authored by Keefe D with Yusuf Jah. The affidavit requesting the warrant also mentioned the search for notes, writings, ledgers, and other documents related to TV shows, documentaries, YouTube episodes, book manuscripts, and movies about Pac’s murder.
Keefe D.’s memoir, which was also found in the Las Vegas home, reveals details about reported street gang life and Pac’s murder. In the book, Keefe claims to be one of only two living witnesses to the shooting, with the other being Marion ‘Suge’ Knight, the former CEO of Death Row Records– as a result of Suge the driving the BMW that Tupac was killed in at that time. Knight is currently serving time in prison for manslaughter in an unrelated case.
Keefe D. says he’s the uncle of Orlando Anderson, who has long been suspected of involvement in Tupac’s murder. However, Anderson denied the allegations prior to his death in a gang-related shooting in 1998. Although Keefe D. has done multiple interviews in recent years, discussing his self-proclaimed spot as a witness to Pac’s murder, many folks missed the 1998 interview he did with BET, making those same claims– that he reportedly was in the front seat of the car that pulled up alongside Tupac Shakur’s vehicle when shots were fired from the backseat.
As y’all know…three hours before the fatal 1996 shooting, surveillance video from the MGM casino captured Tupac, Suge Knight, and their entourage attacking Anthony Anderson, an L.A.-area gang member. Many speculate that Anderson and his associates sought revenge by shooting Shakur. However, just this week retired police lieutenant, Chris Carroll — the first officer at the scene of the shooting — told KSNV News that he believes Anderson was actually the one who pulled the trigger.
Carroll was also surprise about the search warrant that came 27 years after Pac’s death, because he believed that any hope of prosecution was a done dada long ago:
Via CNN- “I think it’s pretty significant,” Carroll said of the search warrant. “You know, I don’t think anybody saw this coming. It, it’s been 27 years. I think anybody had given up hope on any type of prosecution and this, you know, kind of changes the game and open things up.”
Carroll’s optimism is tempered. “I would be surprised if they even found anything in that home that is usable as evidence, but you know, maybe, maybe they did,” he said. “It’s 27 years later, it’s going to be tough to find evidence.”
Tupac was shot multiple times while leaving a Mike Tyson boxing match at the MGM Grand hotel in Las Vegas. Authorities initially believed that ‘Pac was the intended target, but the investigation has remained unsolved since 1996. We’ll keep you all posted as new info about this case unfolds.
