Judge Denies Bail for Tupac's Alleged Killer Over Funding Concerns

Duane Davis remains in custody as questions arise about the legitimacy of bail money provided by music manager Cash Jones.

Clark County Judge Carli Kierny rejected Davis' release due to doubts about the source of bail funds.
Prosecutors highlighted a recorded conversation suggesting plans to profit from Davis' life story.
Defense attorneys argue there is no substantive proof of intent to profit from the case.
Davis, battling cancer, has pleaded not guilty to murder charges related to Tupac Shakur's 1996 death.
The trial is set to begin on November 4, with Davis facing a potential life sentence if convicted.