biggy. his current season is about supreme court justice clarence thomas. they are making new moves, nearly 30 years after tupac s murder. how significant is this? well, it s a pretty big deal. the lapd detective who led the last big investigation into these deaths a decade ago predicted no one will get prosecuted or convicted but that might have been frustration because it seems like we re on the trail and keffe d has been the prime witness for 25 years. he was at the scene. he says he was there with the gunman, who was his nephew, orlando anderson. i mean, they ve been looking into him for over 25 years. so, they re moving on him now certainly seems to indicate that maybe something is afoot. the affidavit requesting the warrant showing police were looking for notes, writing, ledgers, any other handwritten or typed documents concerning television shows, youtube
episodes, book manuscripts and movie about the murder of tupac shakur, unquote. what does that suggest to you? the thing about keffe d, keith davis, he s been talking about these murders for a very long time. youtube interviews and his own book, compton street legend and other avenues other immediate mediums maybe he has the evidence at his house. he said, hey, guys, i was there at the scene of the shooting. he has all this other information. i think that s probably what it means to me is they re not waiting. they re not wasting any more time and willing to move in on him. the last couple months, keffe d has spoken up a little more, made some other claims that were sort of outlandish about getting paid by a rapper to do this killing, so it has drawn a lot more attention to him in the last couple of months for sure. what does it mean to you as someone who did a whole season
so they fear it may draw attention away from established, less cinematic efforts to help kids in trouble. jake? tom foreman, thank you so much. in our law and justice lead, the search executed in connections with the 1996 murder of tupac shakur. las vegas please searched a home in las vegas of duane keffe d davis. anderson denied it to cnn before his death in a gang-related shting in 1998. police we re told took several tablets and iphone, five computers, usb hard drives and a copy of a magazine about tupac shakur. with me joel anderson, host of the slow burn podcast. for season three, which focused on the murders of tupac and