Lies, Facts, and REVENGE on display as TUPAC MURDER Trial begins 30 years after Rapper's Killing.

Some 30 years after the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, the murder trial of the man accused of orchestrating the killing, Duane "Keffe D" Davis, is now underway in a Las Vegas courtroom. Davis, a former gang member from Compton, is not accused of pulling the trigger, but instead of orchestrating the killing, prosecutors are working to establish revenge and retribution as a motive, the culmination of a long-running, bicoastal hip-hop rivalry. Davis' defense, meanwhile, is working to make the argument that the statements from Davis that link him to the killing are embellishments, and that words from Davis himself are outright lies and fabrications. With more on the case, and the arguments being laid out, Cher Calvin and Micah Ohlman are joined by criminal
defense attorney Lou Shapiro.

Shapiro also weighs in on the case of Nick Reiner, accused of killing his parents Rob and Michele. This, as the younger Reiner is fighting in civil court to tap into his trust fund in order to handle legal fees - that effort complicated by California's "slayer statute," which prevents a person from receiving an inheritance from the death of someone they intentionally killed.

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