LAS VEGAS, Oct. 14 -- Given the chance to address Tupac Shakur's family before he was sentenced for orchestrating the rapper's killing, Duane "Keffe D" Davis said he was "good." He asked only that police return belongings taken from his home, pictures among them.

Judge Carli Kierny then sentenced Davis, 63, on Tuesday to 40 years to life in prison, a term that includes a 20-year mandatory enhancement for profiting from the murder, according to NBC News. He receives credit for time served and has said he will appeal.

Davis is the only person ever convicted in the 1996 shooting, and he was never accused of firing the shots. Prosecutors argued he supplied the gun and arranged the attack, and a Las Vegas jury found Davis guilty in August af...