Officer Who First Responded To Tupac Shakur Killing Weighs In On Renewed Investigation

Carroll acknowledged that bringing this case to trial would still be challenging due to the death of most of the people involved, aside from Keefe D. He also notes that there is very little physical evidence remaining.

The search warrant executed at Keefe D’s home in Henderson yielded laptops, computers, photographs, and documentary items. Additionally, 40 caliber cartridges, which are bullets, were recovered. Carroll points out that if these bullets can be matched to the ones used to shoot Tupac, it would significantly strengthen the case.

However, he remains skeptical about the likelihood of this happening after 26 years.