Revealed Who Organized Tupac Shakur's Murder

Former gang leader Dwayne 'Kefee D' Davis has been found guilty of orchestrating the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, reports BBC.

The jury in the case has convicted him of premeditated murder with a deadly weapon, related to the shooting that led to the rap superstars death on September 7, 1996, in Las Vegas.

During the trial, a recording of a police interview from 2008 was presented in court, in which Davis stated that he had been in the vehicle from which the shots were fired, but claimed he did not shoot the bullets that killed Shakur.

The prosecution argued that although Davis, a former leader of the 'South Side Compton Crips' street gang, did not fire the weapon himself, he ordered the shooting and provided the gun used by his nephew Orlando Anderson. Anderson was killed in a separate incident in 1998, denying any involvement in Shakur's murder.

The main evidence in the case was Davis's own statements, in which he had repeatedly and publicly confessed that he was inside the white 'Cadillac' from which the fatal shots were fired.

Davis has indicated that he will appeal the judge's decision.

It should be noted that earlier it was reported that American rapper and producer Sean Combs (P. Diddy) could face criminal charges related to Tupac Shakur's murder if the court convicts Dwayne 'Kefee D' Davis.