evidence: "DJ Vlad" Lyubovny is among those skeptical of the timing of Davis’ indictment after he spent so many years hiding in plain sight. "The information has been out there," Lyubovny says. "It’s not like they have to have [a lot] to corroborate what Keffe D is saying. I mean, Keffe could always say, ‘Hey, I made all this up because I was facing a life sentence, and then I made up more of it because I was being paid to do the interviews. I saw it as a stream of income.’" [...] Special public defenders Charles Cano and Robert Arroyo, who represent Davis, declined to comment for this article, but wrote in a bail motion that the case was based on an "astounding amount of hearsay and speculative testimony" presented to the grand jury: "It cannot be said that the proof is evident and the presumption great that Duane is guilty of first-degree murder for the death of Shakur," they wrote. In a theme sure to be repeated throughout the trial, Cano and Arroyo argued, "The truthfulness of the content of the interviews was never verified. The book and interviews were done for entertainment purposes and to make money from a situation that Kading and others had already profited." In January, District Judge Carli Kierny set bail at $750,000 and ordered home confinement for Davis pending trial.