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Keefe D Says He Wants To Appeal His Guilty Verdict In 2Pac Murder Case

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Keefe D isn't going down without a fight. Moments after being found guilty for his role in the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, the former Compton figure stood in a Las Vegas courtroom and made his intentions clear — he wants his property back and he wants to appeal. In the clip, Keefe D directly addresses the court, asking for the return of computers, phones, and other evidence seized in the case, before confirming that "there will be an appeal" once the sentencing process wraps up. After nearly 30 years of one of hip-hop's most infamous unsolved cases, his arrest and conviction finally brought answers — but this new appeal attempt could open yet another chapter in the 2Pac saga. Keefe D's own public statements and interviews played a major role in the case against him, and now his legal team is preparing for the next battle. Will the guilty verdict stand, or is this just the beginning of a long legal fight over one of the most legendary losses in music history? Watch the raw courtroom moment and drop your take in the comments below. 🔴 Subscribe to DopeBoyTV for the latest updates on the 2Pac murder case, hip-hop news, and viral street culture. #KeefeD #2Pac #TupacShakur #HipHopNews #LasVegas #Compton #Courtroom #StreetCulture #DopeBoyTV

Excuse me. Yes, sir. I would like to have my stuff back. The computers, all the phones, everything. Okay. And I would like to appeal this matter. Of course. There will be an appeal, but that happens after Saturday. And then we can talk about, you can talk about evidence that needs to be returned to us. Thank you. Okay. I'm going to go talk to the jury real quick. If you guys want to come back, you're welcome to.