Las Vegas —
Close to 30 years after Tupac Shakur was fatally shot near the Las Vegas Strip, 12 jurors and four alternates have been selected and tasked with determining whether Duane “Keffe D” Davis is guilty of murdering the rap legend.
The group consists of 10 women and 6 men.
The jury was whittled down significantly after days of questioning from over 100 Clark County residents who’d been yanked from their daily lives and summoned to a Las Vegas courtroom. They represent a group of ordinary Clark County denizens – among them a self-improvement coach and a mailman – who will now be saddled with possibly resolving one of hip-hop’s longest-lasting “Who-done-it?” mysteries.
Davis, 63, is the first and only person to face charges in Shakur’s death, which has sparked decades of speculation and spawned documentaries, books and conspiracy theories.
