A witness, James "Mob James" McDonald, took the stand in the Tupac Shakur murder trial and didn’t hold back.
McDonald, a former member of a rival gang and once an enforcer at Suge Knight’s Death Row Records, was told she cannot avoid answering questions about the shooting. She raised her voice and threatened the defense that acknowledging her testimony would harm the accused, saying: "I don’t want to send him to prison."
The accused, Duane "Keffe D" Davis, is charged with orchestrating the fatal drive‑by after a fight involving Shakur and his nephew Orlando Anderson. Moshe says the case is still bubbling with hidden truth, especially as members of the entourage refuse to speak out.
The trial still has a month to go, and as more witnesses testify, the court may finally settle the mystery of who opened fire on the young legend.
