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Tupac Shakur died after being shot in Las Vegas in September 1996. (WENN)
The televised confession of a gangster suspected of involvement in the murder rapper Tupac Shakur has aroused calls to Las
Duane Keith "Keffe D" Davis – an uncle of prime suspect Orlando Anderson, admitted that he was in a car in Las Vegas in September 1996 when an associate shot on a BMW car wearing Tupac and Death Row Records boss Suge Knight. He also reportedly told the police that it was his relative who had pulled the trigger.
According to the Daily Star, Davis claimed in a police interview recorded under the immunity of prosecution in the 1990s that his nephew had shot.
The so-called confession adds a detail to the one he gave for a television series earlier this year – in which the suspect stated that he was suffering from cancer and would be discussing of death – but refused to give details about who was directly responsible.
This news comes after more revelations about the artist are released throughout the year. The original Tupac rap group celebrated its life in February and remembered its debut in Baltimore.
"I was a pivot of Compton, I am the only one who can tell you the story of the Tupac Massacre." he said in an interview for the BET network show "Death Row Chronicles". "People have been chasing me for 20 years, I am going out now because I have cancer and I have nothing else to lose, all that interests me, that 's it. is the truth. "
Former police officer Greg Kading led the Los Angeles task force that investigated the killing of Tupac and concluded that Orlando was the likely killer – in part based on Keffe's confession .
He is on the front line of Netflix's crime series "Unsolved: The Murderers of Tupac and the Notorious BIG" and executive producer of the show, Kyle Long, now calls Keffe to face to justice.
"He went on television and confessed to being an accomplice to the murder." Long said. "I just think it's outrageous."
The death of Tupac, a week after the shooting, shocked the world of rap and spawned a series of conspiracies and theories about who was responsible. No one has ever been charged in connection with the crime.
In 2017, the handgun used in the murder of Tupac Shakur was found.
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