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The investigation into the unsolved murder of rapper 2Pac in 1996 has taken a new turn with the execution of a search warrant on a home in Henderson, Nevada. Las Vegas police seized various items during the search, including computers, hard drives, and magazine articles. They also retrieved pictures from the 1990s that may have connections to individuals involved in the shooting, as well as copies of a book written by Duane “Keefe D” Davis, the uncle of 2Pac’s alleged killer Orlando Anderson.
While the search is being viewed as a success, detectives are doubtful that any of the belongings will provide a direct link to the shooting. However, the evidence is now being presented to a Las Vegas grand jury, who will decide whether to indict anyone. Investigators have long believed that the gunman is likely already dead, but they hope to at least determine who was in the car when the fatal shots were fired, potentially leading to charges as an accomplice.
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2Pac, whose real name is Tupac Shakur, was shot multiple times in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas in September 1996. The shooting occurred shortly after 2Pac and his entourage had beaten up Orlando Anderson in the lobby of the MGM Grand. Anderson, a member of the South Side Compton Crips, was identified as a suspect but was never charged. No arrests have ever been made in the case.
Keefe D has frequently discussed 2Pac’s murder in interviews and documentaries, and in the 2018 BET docuseries “Death Row Chronicles,” he admitted to being in the car that pulled up alongside 2Pac and Suge Knight on the night of the shooting. While he confirmed that the fatal shots came from the backseat, he declined to reveal the identity of the shooter..
