Keefe D arrested for connection of Tupac’s murder: My thoughts

For my previous article on the lead and investigation, click here.

A couple of months ago, there were news reports that there was a lead on the murder of Tupac Shakur. After 27 years, an arrest was made, but is it really resolved?

I have seen videos on YouTube from DJ Vlad and The Art of Dialogue where people had been interviewed, including the suspect who had been arrested, Duane Keith Davis, also known as “Keefe D.”

Keefe D is a member of the South Side Compton Crips. There was a lot of connection with the Crips getting involved in the 1996 Vegas shooting of the late Tupac Shakur. For nearly 30 years, there had been a lot of speculation as to who was involved. Some have said it was Suge Knight. Some have said it was Orlando Anderson. Some have also said it was P. Diddy.

Based on personal speculation, I have seen my share of videos from DJ Vlad and The Art of Dialogue, where some people have spoken about it, one of whom was Gene Deal, former bodyguard to P. Diddy. A recent video had discussed this as it was uploaded around the time of the arrest.

While Gene Deal made some valid points, I have also seen some videos where Keefe D was interviewed and if you listen closely, it’s implied he admit involvement. Maybe he didn’t open fire but he was connected.

However, I came across this video today.

I had read articles and watched videos on the subject, but this one right here has some information I had not heard before. I wasn’t aware of the connections Keefe D and Orlando Anderson had. I heard that Anderson was Keefe D’s nephew. It was also known that Suge Knight had a lot of Bloods working at Death Row Records. Not as talent but as security and also did other work.

There is also a lot of speculation that P. Diddy ordered the hit on Pac. Because of the widely-known beef between Pac and Biggie, it escalated a lot during 1996, especially after “Hit ’em Up” came out. Some comments on some videos believe P. Diddy will be next but probably won’t get a sentence or anything because of how loaded he is, especially since he is the head of Bad Boy Records. In that Gene Deal interview, he believes that no one at Bad Boy was involved and that the shooting was done in house at Death Row. Because the Bloods and Crips conflict was still a thing during the 1990s, it could have been some issues with Suge and his boys with the Crips.

In my opinion, sure, the arrest was made and some justice was served but I don’t think that it’s completely resolved. I had said in my other post that Orlando Anderson was killed two years after the shooting happened, before he could be taken to court. Keefe D may have been involved but there could have been other things there. The P. Diddy stuff still seems plausible after nearly 30 years. There was talk about a $1 million hit on Suge and Pac. This video talked about it.

But overall, with the arrest being made, maybe justice had been served, but now I wonder if Biggie’s murder will be solved after all this time. I mean I had read that some crooked LA cops were involved but maybe there was more to it than met the eye after all this time.