After nearly three decades, the 1996 murder of hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur is finally going to trial with the suspect, Duane Davis, appearing in a Las Vegas court. Davis, also known as Keefe D, allegedly orchestrated the shooting that resulted in 2Pac’s death following a drive-by shooting at a traffic light. The case was reopened after Davis himself discussed his involvement in interviews and a 2019 memoir, claiming he arranged the weapon and was present in the car during the attack on Tupac and Suge Knight. Davis later stated portions of his book were fabricated by his co-author to boost sales. Prosecutors allege Davis organized the shooting, and the trial is expected to last four weeks. 2Pac, who sold over 75 million records, remains one of the most influential and best-selling rappers of all time; this trial potentially closes a decades-long mystery in the hip-hop world.