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So, Kefi D is going to be using a public defender. Let's talk hip hop
All right, yo, this situation is crazy, right? Because word on the street is that Kefi D is
going to be using a public defender, right? Basically, he can't afford a lawyer. And you
guys know the situation. Kefi D was arrested about a month ago now for the murder of Tupac, right
You guys know, man, Kefi D is Orlando Anderson's uncle. Orlando Anderson, aka Baby Lane, is the
person that a lot of people believe did shoot Tupac, right? Two years after Tupac got killed in
96, Baby Lane got killed in 98. So it's easy to just pin the murder on him. Plus, it seems like
he really did do it because on camera, it shows a couple of hours before Tupac in shock that Tupac
Suge Knight and a bunch of other bloods beat up Baby Lane, right? So anyway, the whole situation
is that Kefi D, Baby Lane's uncle, says that him and Kefi D were in the car that night along with
two other people, but Kefi D and Baby Lane, aka Orlando Anderson, were in the back seat, right
Basically, Kefi D tells a story that Orlando Anderson reached across him to shoot out of his
window and murder Tupac, right? He said that he saw with his own eyes that Suge Knight got hit
in the head and he thought that Suge Knight was dead, right? The whole situation is he told that
story during two investigators in Las Vegas during a time where he had immunity and all that
was cool, right? But he kept telling the story. He also wrote a book about it. He also told a lot of
the story on an interview on Vlad TV. And ultimately, he ended up getting arrested for the murder
because in Las Vegas or in Nevada, you don't have to be the trigger man to actually go down for
murder. They believe that Kefi D provided Orlando Anderson with the gun to kill Tupac. Plus, if you
was there and just facilitated the whole thing or didn't come to the authorities, then you will go
down for murder too, right? The situation is, wow, because it seems like Kefi D doesn't really have
any bread or anything like that. He can't afford a good attorney. Nobody's going to do this
So it seems like he's going to have to go with a public defender. So y'all already know that means
he's getting convicted, right? The whole situation is, wow, then I really actually think that he
probably feels bad, probably feels guilty and feels like he's getting what he deserves
right? I mean, it doesn't seem like he feels sorry for himself or anything like that. So that's cool
And I guess we'll see what happens, but that's what's going on for now. And yeah
let me know what y'all think about this in the comments