As of 9:50 AM PST, the arraignment for Keefe D, the alleged killer in the Tupac Murder case, has been postponed once again, with the new date set for November 2.

The next phase in the Tupac murder trial has officially commenced. Keefe D, the man accused of being involved in the murder, was initially scheduled to be arraigned in court two weeks ago. However, his lawyer failed to appear at the time. Today, the arraignment was rescheduled, with the district attorney anticipating that Keefe D will plead guilty.

Earlier this year, the investigation into Tupac’s murder was reinvigorated when Las Vegas police conducted a raid connected to the case, which quickly zeroed in on Keefe D. Keefe has garnered notoriety for appearing on various podcasts and revealing details of his involvement in the murder. Subsequently, law enforcement confirmed that his continual discussion of the case was a primary factor in reopening the investigation, ultimately leading to Keefe’s arrest in late September, marking the commencement of his trial for the alleged drive-by shooting.

Some individuals with personal connections to the case have expressed mixed feelings about its reopening. Tupac’s own brother stated that the trial’s revival only rekindled the pain of the murder. Others, like Tupac’s sister and Jada Pinkett Smith, hold an opposing view, expressing their satisfaction that justice is finally being served and that someone is being held accountable for Tupac’s murder. Conversely, some, such as Pac’s former collaborator Napoleon, believe that the late rapper would not have wanted someone prosecuted for his murder at this point.

Recently, Jada Pinkett Smith invoked Tupac’s name in promotional interviews for her new memoir, sharing details about her relationship with the rapper. She referred to Tupac as her “soulmate” and recounted the story of his prison proposal to her, which she turned down because she believed he would divorce her upon his release.

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