What you know, alibiers, welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. It's Monday,

March 3rd. Hope you guys had a good weekend. I was kind of lazy Saturday, didn't really do much,

but I did watch Devil in the Family, the Fall of Ruby Frankie on Hulu. If you have Hulu,

I highly recommend you go check it out.

It reminded me of a combination of Mommy Dearest, The Exorcist, and Lori and Chad Daybell.

Very disturbing stuff. There's archival footage that shows some behind-the-scenes stuff that

happened in the time that they had their

YouTube channel, Ruby really just verbally abusing her kids because they weren't performing

like circus animals, essentially. And then it gets really weird once Jody Hildebrandt comes on

the scene. I really think that Jody Hildebrandt is the Chad Daybell to Ruby's

Lori. I may recap this series for those of you who don't have Hulu. So let me know in the comments

if that's something you want me to do. But for today, we're going to catch up on some cases that

we've been following. Some of this isn't new news, but it's new to me,

so we're going to do it. First off, Keefe D. He is charged in the murder of Tupac, who was shot

September 7th, 1996 in Las Vegas, and he died days later on September 13th. Keefe D. is the

only person who's ever been arrested for Tupac's

murder. His trial's been delayed until next year. Keefe D admitted in his book that he was the

source of the weapon used to kill Tupac and said he was in the car when the shooting happened.

His attorneys now say that book was for entertainment and also for Keefe D to make money.

His attorneys have also said he never should have been charged due to immunity agreements he had

made with federal and local prosecutors when he lived in California.

Prosecution, they say they don't agree because the immunity agreements were limited and they have strong evidence against Keefe D.

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