Aug. 26, 2026
Day 7 | The Trial of Keffe D: Who Killed Tupac?
Day 7 of the Duane “Keefe D” Davis Murder Trial: Tupac’s Final Warning and the Shot Caller’s World
On Day 7 of the high-stakes murder trial of Duane “Keefe D” Davis, the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 drive-by killing of Tupac Shakur, the jury heard chilling first-hand testimony from one of the rapper’s closest friends and a deep dive into the gang hierarchy that prosecutors say put Davis at the top of the chain of command. Malcolm Greenidge, better known as E.D.I. Mean of the Outlawz, took the stand under a court order after initially resisting. A childhood friend, mentor figure, and group member who called Tupac a big brother, Greenidge described riding in the caravan behind Suge Knight’s BMW on the night of September 7, 1996, as the group headed toward Club 662.
He watched a light-colored four-door Cadillac pull alongside the BMW. Shots erupted from the back seat. He saw an arm and a gun extend from the vehicle — the arm appearing to belong to a Black man. Horrified, he later approached the stopped BMW, only to hear the wounded Tupac warn him: “Get on the ground, they’re going to shoot you.” Moments later, a police shotgun was pointed in his face.
The day also featured testimony from crime scene analysts who processed the 2023 search of Davis’s Henderson home, recovering production budgets, copies of Compton Street Legend, a 1996 Vibe magazine, and a scrapbook filled with contemporary newspaper clippings about Tupac’s murder. A firearms technician confirmed that all seven .40-caliber casings recovered from the original crime scene were fired from the same gun, with no matches in the national ballistic database.
Former Compton police gang detective Robert Ladd closed out key portions of the day by painting a clear picture of South Side Compton Crips structure. He identified Davis as a high-ranking “shot caller” and major narcotics dealer — the kind of OG who could order younger members to act and expect compliance. If Davis was in that Cadillac, Ladd testified, any shooting would have required his authorization.
Timestamps:
07:34 Home Search Evidence
10:50 Juror Knows Witness
14:25 Cartridge Case Analysis
17:59 Compton Gang Expert
29:19 Davis and Southside Crips
2:00:46 Little Owl's Custody
2:04:44 Field Cards and Identity
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On Day 7 of the high-stakes murder trial of Duane “Keefe D” Davis, the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 drive-by killing of Tupac Shakur, the jury heard chilling first-hand testimony from one of the rapper’s closest friends and a deep dive into the gang hierarchy that prosecutors say put Davis at the top of the chain of command. Malcolm Greenidge, better known as E.D.I. Mean of the Outlawz, took the stand under a court order after initially resisting. A childhood friend, mentor figure, and group member who called Tupac a big brother, Greenidge described riding in the caravan behind Suge Knight’s BMW on the night of September 7, 1996, as the group headed toward Club 662.
He watched a light-colored four-door Cadillac pull alongside the BMW. Shots erupted from the back seat. He saw an arm and a gun extend from the vehicle — the arm appearing to belong to a Black man. Horrified, he later approached the stopped BMW, only to hear the wounded Tupac warn him: “Get on the ground, they’re going to shoot you.” Moments later, a police shotgun was pointed in his face.
The day also featured testimony from crime scene analysts who processed the 2023 search of Davis’s Henderson home, recovering production budgets, copies of Compton Street Legend, a 1996 Vibe magazine, and a scrapbook filled with contemporary newspaper clippings about Tupac’s murder. A firearms technician confirmed that all seven .40-caliber casings recovered from the original crime scene were fired from the same gun, with no matches in the national ballistic database.
Former Compton police gang detective Robert Ladd closed out key portions of the day by painting a clear picture of South Side Compton Crips structure. He identified Davis as a high-ranking “shot caller” and major narcotics dealer — the kind of OG who could order younger members to act and expect compliance. If Davis was in that Cadillac, Ladd testified, any shooting would have required his authorization.
Timestamps:
07:34 Home Search Evidence
10:50 Juror Knows Witness
14:25 Cartridge Case Analysis
17:59 Compton Gang Expert
29:19 Davis and Southside Crips
2:00:46 Little Owl's Custody
2:04:44 Field Cards and Identity
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Welcome back to Exposed Scandalous Files of the Elite. I'm
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your host, Jim Chapman. I'm back with the coverage from
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the seventh day in the state of Nevada versus Dwayne
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Keefe D. Davis trial. Now, yesterday, day six. The trial
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was completely centered around filmmaker Michael Dorsey and more of
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Davis' 2017 Death Row Chronicles interviews. So today, the prosecution,
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they shifted gears. An actual eyewitness from the convoy, physical
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evidence from Davis' house, and gang-related context testimony designed to
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explain this. the motive in this case. So court started
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around 930 in the morning and first up on the
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stand was Malcolm Greenidge. Now he's professionally known as EDI Mean.
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He's a founding member of the Outlaws and he's one
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of Tupac Shakur's closest childhood friends. Now the Outlaws was
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a rap group that Tupac wanted to help by breaking
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them into rap music. And right from the jump, this
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guy made it known he was being forced to testify.
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He did not want to be here, much like many
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of the previous witnesses that we have covered. So Greenwich
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testified about his relationship with Tupac by saying, quote, a mentor,
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the list goes on and on, unquote. He also testified
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that he had a dream of becoming a rapper and
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that Tupac saw something in him and agreed to help
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make that dream come true, which led Greenidge to join
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the group that would eventually become the Outlaws, and they
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released an album with Tupac. Now, Greenidge further testified about
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Tupac's business plans at that time by saying, Tupac wanted
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to launch his own imprint called Machiavelli Records. Now, before
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you say, oh, that shows some kind of a motive
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that maybe Suge Knight might have killed him. The fact
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of the matter is it was supposed to be distributed
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and plans were that it was going to be distributed
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by Death Row Records. So Suge Knight is still going
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to get his piece of the cake, right? Now, separately,
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Tupac was also in talks with Quincy Jones, allegedly, for
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independent business and film projects that would not involve death row,
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according to this witness. Greenidge then spoke of the night
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of September 7, 1996, leading up to the shooting. He
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said that he and others had come to Las Vegas
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that weekend specifically for the Mike Tyson vs. Bruce Seldon
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fight at the MGM Grand. and that Tupac spent part
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of the day gambling and that he did make some money.
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He actually won at the tables. He said that Pac
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told the group that they would go change clothes and
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that he would call them when he was ready and
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they could all head to the fight together. However, He
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said that phone call never came and he never attended
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the fight. He said later that night the group was
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traveling in a convoy toward 662, Club 662. Greenwich was
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in a vehicle position directly behind the black BMW driven
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by Suge Knight with Tupac in the passenger seat. As
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far as the shooting itself, he testified the group was
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behind Pac and Suge. They were stopped at a traffic
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light in the area of Flamingo and Coval Lane. And
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he testified, quote, we were at a light.
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Mr.
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Shakur and Suge Knight were talking to some young ladies.
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We couldn't hear what they were talking about. And when
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those ladies pulled off, another car pulled up and started
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shooting at Mr. Shakur and Mr.
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Knight.
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The shots came from inside the vehicle. It was from
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the back seat, and the arm and the gun attached
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to that arm came from the back seat window. From
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my vantage point, they appeared to be African-American. Now, details
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that he provided included that the suspect vehicle was a light-colored,
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white or cream four-door Cadillac. He said his immediate reaction
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was that he was horrified. He then said Suge Knight
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made a U-turn and drove away, so Greenwich Vehicle followed
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the and at another intersection, Knight stopped again. Greenwich and
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others got out of their vehicle and approached the BMW
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to check on Tupac. And I found this interesting and
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also a little bit sad. Greenwich said, quote, when we
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approached the car, Mr. Shakur said to me, get on
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the ground. They're going to shoot you. Which, y'all, Pac
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is lying there, dying, and he was still worried about
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his friend. I thought that was Pretty cool. So Greenwich
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said that he turned around and there was a shotgun
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in his face. The person holding the shotgun was a
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police officer. Greenwich immediately complied and he got on the ground.
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From his position on the ground, he said he could
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not clearly see Tupac's specific injuries, but he did observe
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that Suge Knight was bleeding from the head and was
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asking for medical assistance. for Tupac. A jury did submit
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a written question that was read in open court, quote,
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were shots that were fired from your crew toward the attackers?
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And Greenidge answered, not that I know of. On a
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follow-up from the defense, he did confirm he did not
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know whether anyone in the vehicles in the caravan had
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a weapon. So there's some talk back and forth about
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shooting back after this incident from Suge Knight and Tupac's peeps.
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And there's some debate over that. Some people say they did,
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some people say they didn't. I don't necessarily know why
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that would matter, but there you have it. The defense
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did take over and Sam's questioning focused heavily on Tupac's
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relationship with Death Row and his future plans. And what
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he's trying to do there is tear down the fact
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or actually give a motive to the fact that, hey,
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there's another reason Tupac might have needed to be killed
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in some people's eyes. And he's trying to throw some
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blame on Suge Knight's way, right? Greenidge confirmed that there
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were proposed projects with Quincy Jones and they were intended
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to be independent and would not have involved death row records.
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Sam also would press this guy on the limits of
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what Greenidge could actually see. He kept pushing the fact that, hey,
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you couldn't make a facial identification. You were kind of limited.
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as far as what you could see from your vantage point.
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All you could see is an arm and a gun.
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It could have been anybody, you know, things like that.
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Greenwich testified to a lot of things in the way
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of what exactly happened from his vantage point, but he
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wasn't able to say who was in that car. And
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that's an important part of the testimony, but it was significant.
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He's one of the few remaining people who was actually
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in the convoy that night and close enough to witness
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the shooting and and hear Tupac speak right after the shooting.
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So after Greenwich, the prosecution turned to the September 2023
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search of Dwayne Davis' home in Henderson, Nevada. the search
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that actually followed his arrest. Now, Jeffrey Scott took the stand.
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He identified himself as a senior crime scene analyst with
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Las Vegas Metro PD. Now, he testified that on July 17th, 2023,
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while working the swing shift, he responded to Kifidi's residence
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to document the execution of a search warrant. He was
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the first and initially the only crime scene analyst to arrive.
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He was later relieved by a co-worker. Her name is
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Stevie Thelebaum, and we'll get to her testimony in just
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a bit. His role was to photograph and document items
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of interest pointed out by detectives that were executing that
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search warrant. He was not there as a primary investigator
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looking for specific items, just basically there to process and
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preserve whatever documents detectives told him to. Prosecutors would display
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a series of photographs. They showed a picture of a
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Dodge Challenger parked inside the residence. They showed interior photos
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of the residence and documents inside of an envelope that
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made no particular meaning to me. They showed a three-page
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document that looked like it was a proposal for an
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episodic series, some sort of television product. It included a
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ledger detailing a total budget that was slightly under $ 1 million.
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And on cross-examination, when shown certain photos, he stated he
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could not specifically remember whether he took those pictures or
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or somebody else did. Really, the defense didn't have a
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whole lot to ask him. He's just a guy taking pictures.
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He's a crime scene analyst. So his cross-examination, meaning defense
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attorney Michael Sanft, was very brief. Now, next up on
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the stand was Stevie Thellebaum, and she identified herself as
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a senior crime scene analyst, also with Las Vegas Metro PD.
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she testified that she responded as the relief for the
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guy that I just told you about at the Davis residence,
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Jeffrey Scott. And she documented the scene with her own photographs. Now,
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prior to testifying, she did mention she reviewed all the
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photographs taken at the location. And much of her direct
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examination consisted of walking through the jury's room. additional photographs
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from inside the home and the garage. They showed a
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bottle of 1995 Dom Perignon. They showed multiple books that
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were visible in the home, including Compton Street Legend, Murder Rap,
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The Confused Mind of a Drug Dealer, and a Vibe
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magazine that featured Tupac Shakur on the cover, which was
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a 1996 issue related to the case. And she confirmed
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she collected two specific items, The Book, Compton Street Legend,
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and That Vibe Magazine. Now, in the garage, detectives located
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two storage bins that contained what looked like a lot
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of personal effects, and she discussed photographing these bins. And again,
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cross-examination for this witness, relatively brief. It focused on pictures
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and the collection process of those pictures. And then they
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take a break in court. And although this was not
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brought up until after lunch... The court had a problem.
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During the break, they learned one of their seated jurors
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actually knew a previous witness, and it's Jeffrey Scott, the
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guy I covered just before this lady. And that's a problem,
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but we'll get to more of that in a bit.
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Witness number four then took the stand. Her name was
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Justine Gaddis, and she was called to the stand because
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she was a homicide detective with the Las Vegas Metropolitan
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Police Department. She also testified that she was present during
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the execution of the search warrant at Kifidi's residence on
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July 17, 2023. She talked about the two storage bins
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from the garage and other items of interest that they
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took and impounded, if you will. She did say that
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certain items were later released back to Kifidi. She talked
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about specific items that were recovered, including a 1997 Compton
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Police Department search warrant document and return for a California
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address that was linked to Davis. She talked about some books.
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She talked about that Vibe magazine that they took. She
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talked about a jacket containing local gang references. She talked
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about numerous news articles and magazine clippings on Tupac Shakur's
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shooting and his death, as well as some articles on
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Orlando Anderson, some articles on Biggie Smalls, some articles on
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Death Row Records. and she said they also seized multiple
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electronic devices, including laptops, external hard drives, tablets, and phones.
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Gaddis also confirmed that former detective Clifford Mogg, he had
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been the primary Las Vegas Metro PD investigator in the
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Tupac homicide investigation prior to his retirement in August of
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And on cross-examination, she acknowledged that Mogg retired from the
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Las Vegas Metro Police Department in August of 2023 and
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then subsequently became a contract investigator for the Clark County
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District Attorney's Office. Now, the defense questioning, it focused more
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on the absence of formal evidence. officer reports that were
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written by Mogg before or after his retirement. This guy
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apparently did not log a bunch of things, as you should,
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as you're supposed to. And Gaddis testified she personally had
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not read any officer reports written by Mogg. Now, she
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took over this investigation. That's kind of a problem. Where's
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all your reports? How do you not write anything down?
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Gaddis also testified that she participated in travel to California
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to interview multiple potential witnesses and because several out-of-state witnesses
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were resistant or uncooperative, the Las Vegas Police Department obtained
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authorization to ping phone locations to locate these witnesses. And
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she said she coordinated with local and California law enforcement
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to execute an arrest warrant for an uncooperative witness by
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the name of Corey Edwards in Compton. So cross-examination starts
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on her and continued for about 30 minutes. It's centered
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on the chain of investigation and particularly focusing on Mogg's
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role the original investigator and how he didn't take any
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notes or anything. And then basically Gattis is dismissed. There
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wasn't a whole lot of fireworks there with the cross.
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Witness number five is then called. His name was Mark Hatton,
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and he identified himself as a Las Vegas Metro Police
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Department officer who had previously worked as a firearms unit technician.
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And his testimony was centered around the spent cartridge cases
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recovered from the scene at the Tupac Shakur shooting in
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Las Vegas. He stated seven fired cartridge cases were recovered
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from the roadway. He said the cases were head-stamped 40
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S & W, which means they were fired from a.
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40 caliber weapon. And he said they were spent shells
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linked to the shots fired at the BMW carrying Tupac
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Shakur and Suge Knight. And it was interesting that he mentioned, unfortunately,
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at the time of the shooting, the National Integrated Ballistics
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Information Network, known as NIBIN. It's a database, y'all. It
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was not fully built at that time. And this is
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essentially like a DNA database, okay? It's like CODIS. You
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can enter bullets into this database, and it can see
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if there were any other shootings around the country where
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they were fired from that particular gun. But at the time,
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this was brand new. Actually, the system didn't even start
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until 1997, but it was conceptualized back then. So even
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when it started in 1997, you have to build up
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the database. It just doesn't automatically have every bullet in
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the world inside of that database. So he said that
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was really of no use. However, the casings were entered
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in 2003, and he said that search produced no matches
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to any other crime scene or recovered firearm in the
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system at that time. Now, in 2023, as part of
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a renewed investigation, Hatton was tasked with re-examining these same
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