France: D' Davis, Accused of Organizing and Participating in the 1996 Murder of Rapper Tupac Shakur, Begins on Monday, August 10, in Las

No one has ever been convicted in this case, which stands as one of the most famous cold cases in American history. Greg Kading has been waiting for this moment for years. "I am excited that justice is finally going to be served, said the retired Los Angeles Police Department detective.

The investigation into the September 7, 1996, murder of rapper Tupac Shakur consumed him for years and could now reach some form of conclusion in the coming weeks. No one has ever been convicted of this crime, one of America's most famous cold cases, which has become an object of fascination and endless speculation. On Monday, August 10, in Las Vegas, the trial opens for Duane "Keefe D Davis, 63, accused of orchestrating the rapper's murder on one of Sin City's main streets.

He pleaded not guilty. But the former drug trafficker, who was a member of a gang based in Compton, Los Angeles, will have a hard time convincing the jury of his innocence.