Keefe D’s attorney is demanding a full case dismissal and written apology from prosecutors, claiming the evidence against his client is fundamentally flawed. Keefe D is pushing hard to get his entire Tupac murder case dismissed just days before jury selection kicks off in Las Vegas. Sign up for exclusivesSanft’s argument centers on a First Amendment defense, claiming that everything Keefe D said in his memoir, police interviews, and podcast appearances was protected speech, not an admission of guilt. What makes this case particularly complex is the media circus surrounding Tupac’s 1996 murder and the decades of speculation about who was responsible. He’s urging potential jurors to set aside everything they think they know and only consider evidence presented in court.