Suge Knight claimed during a Tuesday interview from prison that attorneys connected to Duane “Keefe D” Davis offered him as much as $1 million to say Davis was not inside the vehicle involved in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur . Knight said he rejected the alleged proposal and maintained that his loyalty to Shakur could not be bought. The claim arrives as Davis’s murder case moves through court in Las Vegas. Knight did not declare Davis guilty or innocent, but he repeated his belief that multiple people played a role in Shakur’s death, making clear that he views the case as bigger than one defendant. Suge Knight Is Also Coming for The Game Knight also challenged recent comments from rapper The Game , who said he has known the identity of Shakur’s killer for roughly 15 years and suggested Davis was being positioned as a scapegoat. Knight dismissed that line of commentary as attention seeking, arguing that too many people are turning Shakur’s death into a public spectacle instead of treating the loss with respect. Knight further alleged that corrupt police officers and off duty officers may have been connected to the broader circumstances surrounding Shakur’s murder. Those claims remain unverified, while Davis’s trial continues; Knight’s full comments appeared on TMZ Live .