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Duane 'Keffe D' Davis Convicted of First‑Degree Murder in Tupac Shakur Case

The verdict rested mainly on Davis’s recorded interviews and memoir, sets sentencing for October 13, 2026, and triggers an expected appeal.

Duane 'Keffe D' Davis Convicted in 1996 Killing of Tupac Shakur

Shirilla Asks Ohio Supreme Court to Reconsider After Post‑Conviction Filing Was Dismissed One Day Late

Supreme Court Flags 40‑Plus Year Delay at Allahabad High Court, Grants Bail to Convict

Erin Patterson Granted Leave, Files Appeal Against Mushroom Murder Convictions

Hulu Unveils Trailer for The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox

Yemen Postpones Execution of Indian Nurse Following Last-Minute Mediation

India’s Top Court to Weigh Plea to Halt Kerala Nurse’s Execution in Yemen

Court of Appeal Rejects Colin Campbell’s Bid to Overturn Murder Convictions

NSW Court Dismisses Dawson’s Appeal Against Student Sex Conviction

Convicted Woodchipper Killer Appeals Sentence and Claims Share of Victim's Estate

Netflix's 'Monsters' Faces Backlash Over Menendez Brothers Portrayal