D4vd case continues to develop

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D4vd case continues to develop

By: Scarlett LaBuda


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Celeste Rivas Hernandez was a runaway who would be absent from her home for months at a time. In September, her body was found in the trunk of a Tesla belonging to the rising music sensation, D4vd. 


Many speculations have been made, and the story took the spotlight for news publications for weeks. Fans of D4vd were finding correlations that connected D4vd closely to Celeste and even speculated that the two were involved romantically despite the illegal age gap present. Celeste was found after her 15th birthday, but it was estimated by medical examiners that she died before then at 14 years old. D4vd was 20 years old when pictures surfaced of him and 14-year-old Celeste together.


The LAPD previously had not officially connected D4vd to the victim despite Rivas being found in his vehicle. The Los Angeles medical examiner is currently withholding the findings from the autopsy report, claiming that it could jeopardize the newly opened homicide investigation regarding the manner in which Rivas was found dead. 


The LAPD had previously made a statement that they thought Rivas accidentally died from a possible drug overdose, and they did not think D4vd was a suspect. New findings in the autopsy report are now pointing towards a potential homicide, and D4vd is now being questioned as a suspect. 


Further information has not been released to maintain the integrity of the case. D4vd was originally on tour for his first album and had to cancel the remaining tour dates in the US and all of his dates scheduled for his world tour. Sony Music Publishing has also halted promotion for his second album, which was set to be released in just a few months. 


The investigation is still ongoing, and all parties are assumed innocent until proven guilty.




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