Cam'ron has been one of the many people paying attention to the Duane "Keefe D" Davis trial. Davis is on trial for allegedly orchestrating Tupac's murder back in 1996. If convicted, he faces life in prison.
Overall, this is one of the biggest stories in hip-hop right now, and it is easy to see why that is the case. The Tupac murder has been a mystery for three decades. While we still don't know who pulled the trigger, the Keefe D trials get us closer than ever to some sort of resolution.
On Wednesday, the Keefe D trial took an interesting turn as the prosecution rested its case. This is not an update anyone was expecting. The prosecution had teased 200 witnesses, but only called 24. They let old Keefe D interviews and even his memoir do the talking.
In yesterday's courtroom video, Cam'ron was spotted at the 17:20 mark. Nevada has special laws about open courtrooms. You don't need to be credentialed to get into the building. Therefore, anyone in the general public is welcome to show up.
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Cam'ron In Court In Las Vegas
It is unknown if Cam'ron will show up to the rest of the trial, which is actually poised to be wrapped up quite soon. Today, the defense is bringing in its own witnesses. Yesterday, the judge revealed that this process could be finished as soon as today.
From there, closing arguments could be given tomorrow, which means jury deliberations are on the horizon. This is a trial that millions are watching, and the verdict is highly anticipated.
As for Keefe D, he appears to be abstaining from testifying in his own trial, although he has been given the option to do so.
