During the ongoing murder trial of Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, prosecutors introduced a recorded 2008 interview between Davis and law enforcement. In the audio, Davis explicitly identifies his nephew, the late Orlando Anderson, as the individual who fired the shots that killed Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas in 1996. This interview marks the first time Davis provided such a direct account of the incident to authorities.

Davis, who is currently the only person charged in connection with the shooting, has long been a central figure in investigations surrounding the case. The defense has previously argued that Davis’s past statements were often embellished or made under circumstances that undermine their reliability. The prosecution, however, maintains that the 2008 recording provides crucial context and corroboration for their theory of the crime. The jury is now tasked with weighing the significance of these statements against other evidence presented throughout the trial. While the identity of the shooter has been the subject of intense speculation for decades, this specific testimony from Davis remains a focal point of the state's case against him.