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Day 7Aug 25, 2026prosecution

An Outlaw's eyewitness account; LVMPD analysts detail the searches

Tupac Shakur Murder Trial · The full record

Malcolm "E.D.I. Mean" Greenidge of the Outlawz, who was in the caravan with Shakur the night he was shot, described a light-colored Cadillac pulling alongside and gunfire — "an arm and a gun" he could not identify — and said no one in their group returned fire. LVMPD crime-scene analysts Jeffrey Scott and Steavie Felabom described the 2023 search of Davis's home, and Det. Justine Gatus testified about bins of newspaper and magazine clippings about the killing found there. Officer Mark Hatton, a NIBIN firearms examiner, testified that the seven cartridge casings from the 1996 scene bore marks consistent with a single firearm. FOX5 Vegas · News 3 Las Vegas

Who testified

  • Malcolm Greenidge — Rapper, the Outlawz ("E.D.I. Mean") — eyewitness (prosecution). In the caravan with Shakur; saw a light-colored Cadillac pull alongside and an arm and a gun, could not identify the shooter, and said no one in their group returned fire.
  • Jeffrey Scott — Senior crime-scene analyst, LVMPD. Documented the 2023 search of Davis's home, photographing papers found in a Dodge Challenger in the garage.
  • Steavie Felabom — Crime-scene analyst, LVMPD. Photographed items from the garage including a "Compton Street Legend" book and a 1996 VIBE magazine featuring Shakur.
  • Det. Justine Gatus — Homicide detective, LVMPD. Testified about bins of newspaper and magazine clippings about the killing found in the home; could not say who assembled them.
  • Officer Mark Hatton — Firearms/NIBIN examiner, LVMPD (prosecution). Examined seven casings from the 1996 scene and testified they bore characteristics consistent with a single firearm.

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