Tupac murder trial witnesses include Suge Knight and Diddy guard

Duane "Keffe D" Davis is set to go to trial over the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, with the case beginning in August and expected to last through September. The prosecution plans to call over 200 witnesses, including notable figures such as former security personnel and individuals linked to the music industry and gang affiliations. Key witnesses include Davis's wife, Tupac's family members, and law enforcement officials, with allegations arising involving rivalries between music labels, street gangs, and prominent industry figures. Davis denies the charges, which allege he provided the weapon and instructed the gang to shoot Tupac in a drive-by incident in Las Vegas.

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