Keffe D's Jail Call Was The LAST Thing The Jury Heard

Keffe D's Jail Call Was The LAST Thing The Jury Heard

The prosecution rested on Day 8 of the Tupac Shakur murder trial. The last piece of evidence the jury heard was a recorded phone call from the man charged with orchestrating the shooting — speaking from jail on a line he knows is monitored.

Before resting, prosecutors played Davis promoting his book as "the real truth" on YouTube. They played Davis explaining why Tupac deserved retaliation for the MGM Grand brawl. They played a jail call where Davis complained authorities were using his own words against him. Then came the call that ended the case — the one the fiction defense has to explain.

Defense witnesses — a detective and two officers — are expected Thursday. Davis must decide overnight whether to take the stand himself. Closing arguments Monday.

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