Episode Details

Some stories stick with you forever.

In Part 3 with Christian and Jesse Moreno, the conversation goes from a serious debate about mental illness and criminal responsibility into the celebrity deaths and true-crime stories that our generation still talks about decades later.

The guys remember exactly where they were when they learned Kobe Bryant had died, growing up with Selena's death as part of San Antonio and Texas culture, and why Yolanda Saldívar remains one of the most hated names in the Latino community.

Then Matt breaks down the story he's followed surrounding Duane “Keefe D” Davis and the Tupac Shakur murder case — including the interviews, alleged deals, stories surrounding the night Tupac was shot, and how publicly talking about the case eventually became part of the story itself. 

🎙️ In this episode:
• Mental illness and criminal responsibility
• Can someone be guilty if they're experiencing psychosis?
• Prison vs. psychiatric hospitalization
• Where accountability begins and ends
• Why crimes involving children hit differently
• Remembering Kobe Bryant
• Where everyone was when Kobe died
• Kobe Bryant as the ultimate “girl dad”
• The months immediately before COVID changed everything
• Celebrity deaths that genuinely affected us
• Remembering Selena's death
• Introducing the next generation to Selena
• Why people still hate Yolanda Saldívar
• Selena's cultural impact
• The Tupac Shakur murder case
• Duane “Keefe D” Davis
• What Keefe D publicly said about Tupac's death
• The alleged bounty surrounding Tupac
• Orlando Anderson and the Las Vegas fight
• Why talking publicly about an old case can have consequences
• How a decades-old murder investigation came back to life
• Getting answers about Tupac before GTA 6 😂

🧠 What you'll learn:
• Why mental state can complicate criminal responsibility
• Why some celebrity deaths become generational memories
• How Kobe Bryant's death affected people beyond basketball
• Why Selena remains culturally important decades after her death
• Why the Tupac case remained part of pop culture for so long
• How public statements can become significant in a criminal investigation
• Why the Keefe D story became such a bizarre chapter in the Tupac case
• How our memories of major events become connected to where we were when they happened

⏱️ CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS

02:59 Learning What Happened in the Clancy Case
 03:02 Postpartum Psychosis & Criminal Responsibility
 03:40 Was It Premeditated?
 04:14 Should Mental Illness Change Accountability?
 04:50 Is It Still Murder?
 05:06 Prison or Psychiatric Hospital?
 05:30 Why Kids Should Always Be Off Limits
 05:55 Remembering Kobe Bryant
 06:59 Where Were You When Kobe Died?
 07:38 When the News Became Real
 07:57 Kobe's Death Right Before COVID
 09:04 Matt's Reaction to Kobe's Death
 09:30 Kobe vs. Selena: Which Death Hit Harder?
 09:40 Introducing the Next Generation to Selena
 10:33 We STILL Hate Yolanda 😂
 11:36 Yolanda & Parole
 12:07 “There's No Latinos for Yolanda” 😂
 12:32 The Tupac Murder Case
 12:47 Keefe D & Orlando Anderson
 12:58 What Allegedly Happened After the Tyson Fight
 14:00 The Alleged Tupac Bounty
 15:00 How Keefe D's Story Came Out
 16:00 Talking About Tupac Publicly
 17:17 “I Was Lying” — Does That Defense Work?
 17:41 Can You Take the Story Back?
 18:04 Closure on Tupac After 30 Years
 18:06 Tupac's Case Before GTA 6 😂

📢 About the Podcast

Anything & Everything with Matt Reyna is a long-form conversation podcast where nothing is off limits. Matt sits down with friends, entrepreneurs, professionals and interesting people to talk about life, entertainment, business, sports, c