Overview
- A Las Vegas jury found Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty in early September of first‑degree murder in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing and he faces sentencing on October 13, 2026, while saying he will appeal.
- Producers Sky, Propagate Content, Passion Pictures and West Buttermilk announced on September 22 that BAFTA‑winning director Marian Mohamed will make a feature documentary about the trial for release in 2027.
- The film follows the trial from first evidence through verdict and sentencing and will weave courtroom records with never‑before‑seen footage and photographs supplied by Tupac’s family and close friends.
- Coverage of the trial showed prosecutors relying heavily on Davis’s past recorded statements and his 2019 memoir, while the defense stressed the lack of recovered physical evidence such as the white Cadillac or the gun linked to the shooting.
- Producers say the documentary aims to give Tupac’s family a stronger voice in how the case is remembered, and Propagate will handle worldwide sales as public attention shifts to sentencing and Davis’s planned appeal.