Legendary hip-hop artist and icon Tupac Shakur was murdered in 1996. The crime, decades later, remains unsolved. Could there finally be a break in the case?
On July 17 of this year, the Las Vegas metropolitan police department executed a search warrant to enter the home of Duane Davis, 60, allegedly involved in the murder of legendary hip-hop artist Tupac Shakur.
In weeks following the murder Davis was questioned by both Las Vegas and Los Angeles police. After denying any involvement he later, protected by a “limited non-prosecution agreement”, offered police details about the crime. Still, neither he nor those with him in the Cadillac were ever formally charged or prosecuted.
More recently Davis has been attempting to secure financing for a television or film production on Shakur’s murder, highlighting further details of his involvement therein. The reasons for the apparent self-incriminating move are unclear. However, given Shakur’s iconic status – not only as a rapper but– it is not out of the realm of possibility that Davis may be desirous of fame.
Remorse, however, is not tantamount to justice. For that to occur, those responsible for the murder of Shakur must be held accountable through the American judicial system.
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