Keffe D Maintains Innocence in First Post-Conviction Interview, Vows Appeal

Duane Davis, convicted of first-degree murder in Tupac Shakur's 1996 killing, spoke from a Nevada detention center, insisting he is not a killer. He claimed his autobiography was improperly used as evidence and that police and prosecutors lied during the trial. Davis expects to be freed on appeal, stating his civil rights were violated.