Keefe D Found Guilty + 50 Cent’s $1M Bet on Diddy

A Las Vegas jury has found Dwayne 'Keefe D' Davis guilty of first-degree murder in connection with the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur. Prosecutors argued Davis orchestrated the attack as retaliation, though they did not claim he pulled the trigger himself. The defendant plans to appeal this historic verdict.

Following the conviction, Aubrey O'Day publicly criticized Sean 'Diddy' Combs, suggesting he should be held accountable for the murder. She directed followers to a Netflix documentary, claiming it shows individuals who allegedly conspired in the crime, reigniting a serious conversation about conspiracy.

Meanwhile, the Bureau of Prisons has moved Diddy's scheduled release date to February 5, 2028, citing an altercation with another inmate. Additionally, 50 Cent posted a message on Instagram where he reportedly stated he is willing to bet one million dollars on a specific prediction regarding the ongoing legal drama.