Tupac Shakur Murder Conviction Lands Man 40 Years to Life in Prison

New York Times Tuesday 13 October 2026, 19:35 UTC By Julia Jacobs 1 min read

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Duane Keith Davis is escorted by police from his sentencing hearing.

Duane Keith Davis is escorted by police from his sentencing hearing. [Image text:] METRO POLICE

Tupac Shakur Murder Conviction Lands (PERSON) Duane Keith Davis (PERSON)

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