Tupac Shakur - "THE LAST LIVING WITNESS: How Keffe D's Own Confessions Finally Caught Up With Him"

Reid Carter explores how the only man ever charged in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder spent decades confessing to the crime - until his own words became the evidence that landed him in jail. From the MGM Grand fight that started it all to Keffe D's media tour that sealed his fate, discover how the most famous unsolved murder in hip-hop history finally has a defendant. Plus, why his recent jailhouse fight conviction shows even behind bars, some habits never die. When you're the last living witness to your own crime, eventually the truth catches up with you. Justice isn't always fast, but it's absolutely riveting.

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