More details are being released regarding Tuesday’s search of a Nevada home in connection with the unsolved murder of Tupac Shakur. As The Shade Room previously reported, Las Vegas Metro Police confirmed a search warrant was executed at an undisclosed residence in Henderson.
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Newly Reported Information Regarding the Las Vegas Home and Its Connection to 2Pac’s Alleged Killer
According to TMZ, the home that was searched Tuesday reportedly belongs to the wife of a man who alleges he was in a car with Tupac’s alleged killer when the rapper was shot.
Additionally, the outlet reports that it has “verified” the residence address searched. TMZ says it’s owned by a woman named Paula Clemons, who is reportedly married to Duane “Keef D.” Davis.
Duane Davis aka Keefe D, who is also a Southside Crip, was Orlando Anderson’s uncle. According to his confession given as part of a plea deal on the drug charge (basically entrapment), Keefe was in the car when Orlando shot Pack’s BMW. He later went public in 2018 following his cancer diagnosis. pic.twitter.com/LorhxBnCPu
— Uncola MD (@UncolaMD) 16 July 2023
The outlet reports that Davis has long been accused of being the late Orlando Anderson’s uncle.
As 8 News Now reports, Anderson and Davis were involved in a physical altercation with Tupac Shakur on September 7, 1996, hours before the shooting. In addition, the fight was captured on surveillance cameras at the MGM Grand Plaza.
Shakur was immediately hospitalized after the shooting. However, he passed away on 13 September 1996. According to VIBE, Anderson died two years after his involvement in the shootout.
Tupac was killed by Orlando “Baby Lane” Anderson, of South Side crip Tupac & Company. Mike Tyson thrashed in the MGM lobby after the fight. He was in a car driven by his uncle and fellow South Side crip “Keef D”. Orlando was killed in an unrelated shooting less than two years later. pic.twitter.com/k3WjzPxpwa
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Description of the Search and Reported Reactions of Tupac’s Family
According to TMZ, the executed search warrant is a “significant” step forward in the long-unsolved murder of Tupac. The outlet claims that in order to obtain a search warrant, police successfully proved to a judge that there was in fact evidence at the home linking them to the rapper’s murder.
8 News Now reports that the Henderson, Nevada home was searched for “personal notes, photos and other documents” related to the rapper’s passing. However, the items seized by the police in the search have not yet been publicly disclosed.
According to TMZ, the rapper’s half-brother thinks the discovery is a “late-game effort.”
“I’m really not impressed with this last effort of the game. Although I appreciate it, it’s late in the game now. Neither Las Vegas nor New York have done any significant testing yet that we can see… so everyone stay tuned, let’s see what happens. I’m as shocked as everyone else,” Moprim told the outlet.
Additionally, a representative of the rapper’s sister, Set, also expressed a similar sentiment.
“We are learning about the case just as you are and have nothing more to say.”
Furthermore, as of Wednesday, no arrests have been made in the investigation.