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Duane “Keefe D” Davis lived through the bloodiest years of 1990s gang warfare and stayed out of the law’s reach for almost 30 years after Tupac Shakur was gunned down in 1996. Now he’s in a Las Vegas courtroom, fighting a murder charge.

So how did investigators finally break a cold case this old? According to prosecutors, they barely had to. Keefe D kept talking, trading his freedom for podcast appearances, YouTube views, and a self-published memoir.

This second episode of [Silent on Halloween: The Liske Family Murders], takes us back to Halloween 2010. Where all over town, families were putting up decorations, carving pumpkins, and stocking bowls with candy for the trick-or-treaters they expected at their doors. It should have been a night of laughter and fun, with costumes, glowing porch lights, and the crisp scent of fall drifting through the air. Yet behind the walls of one silent house, the night held no tricks and no treats.
A family had been savagely killed while they slept. This is the story of the Halloween Liske family murders.

This episode takes us back to Halloween 2010. All over town, families were putting up decorations, carving pumpkins, and stocking bowls with candy for the trick-or-treaters they expected at their doors. It should have been a night of laughter and fun, with costumes, glowing porch lights, and the crisp scent of fall drifting through the air. Yet behind the walls of one silent house, the night held no tricks and no treats.
A family had been savagely killed while they slept. This is the story of the Halloween Liske family murders.