Man Accused in Tupac Shakur's Killing Renews Plea for House Arrest

Duane 'Keffe D' Davis submits new financial records to support his request for release before trial

Davis' attorney argues that his client, who is fighting cancer, should be released due to health concerns.
Prosecutors claim Davis is attempting to obscure the source of bail money provided by hip-hop figure Cash 'Wack 100' Jones.
Judge previously denied bail over concerns Davis and Jones might profit from Davis' story.
Davis, charged with first-degree murder, faces life imprisonment if convicted.
Trial for the 1996 murder of the rapper is set to begin on November 4.