Tupac Shakur murder suspect 'Keefe D' to plead NOT guilty

A SELF-confessed gangster will plead not guilty in relation to murder charges of Tupac Shakur - despite having admitted several times to being a central player in the killing of the rap icon.

Attorney Ross Goodman was retained by Duane (Keefe D) Davis (also sometimes written as Keffe D) to represent him at his arraignment hearing on Thursday morning in Las Vegas.

However, it is unclear whether Goodman will represent Davis for any hearings or cases moving forward.

Goodman, who is the son of Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, confirmed to The U.S. Sun: "I am unsure whether I will represent him after this."

But, he confirmed that "Keefe intends to plead not guilty in this case."

Goodman added to The U.S Sun that even though he has taken just a brief look at the case, he feels that he has a defense as "there is no weapon, no car, and no witnesses."

"Let's see what happens," he added.

Davis, 60, looked somber as he entered the courtroom shackled with handcuffs and leg irons, dressed in a blue Clark County Detention Center jumpsuit.

He was seated next to five other defendants in front of the packed public gallery.

The accused killer began exchanging conversations with other defendants and even displayed a wry grin.

Davis continued to stare out in the gallery and shift nervously around, feeling the discomfort of his shackles, and sat down.

The bald-headed criminal, who sports a gray beard, then settled and stared blankly at his lawyer.

Judge Tierra Jones then began the hearing, which Davis stood up for as Goodman asked for a two-week arraignment and added "I am not going to confirm" if he will represent the defendant.

Jones then warned Davis that he needed to secure representation: "We got to keep this case moving."

She warned him that she would appoint a public defender if he could not lock in counsel.

The case bearing lasted no more than 70 seconds as the judge set the next hearing for November 2.

Goodman said: "Have a good day."

After the hearing, Goodman told reporters that the case is 27 years in the making: "It’s a big case. It’s 27 years in the making.

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