Musician D4vd Reportedly Named as Suspect in Tragic Demise of Youngster Found in Tesla
This artist known as D4vd was listed as a person of interest in the demise of Celeste Rivas, a young girl who went missing and was later found deceased inside the singer's Tesla vehicle this past fall, based on police.
Finding of the Body
The decayed corpse of Rivas, 15, was found in the fall inside the frunk of a ebony Tesla linked to D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke. This automobile had been ticketed in a Hollywood Hills and subsequently seized at a tow yard in the metropolitan area.
Timeline of Events
Investigators suspect that Rivas probably succumbed in the spring, noting that D4vd had apparently helped in dismantling and discarding the corpse. This artist has been uncooperative in the probe, per a police source.
The teenager Rivas was originally declared missing from her hometown in last April. The remains was later discovered in the musician's Tesla after employees at the impound facility alerted a strong stench coming from the car.
Investigation and Official Remarks
The fatal cause has not yet been identified, but the forensic office stated that Rivas seems to have been dead inside the automobile for an extended period before being located.” Law enforcement are viewing her demise as a homicide.
Background on the Artist
This Houston-born singer had been given a citation in the Hollywood area just less than two weeks before Rivas was found in the vehicle, after overstaying the 72-hour parking limit. Locals in the area reported that the Tesla had been left in the neighborhood for over a month.
Celeste's family member stated that the family was knowledgeable that Rivas knew the singer and that she was traveling to attend a cinema with him just before she went missing.
D4vd, referred to as “David,” is a NY-native musician recognized for the hits “Romantic Homicide” and “Here With Me.” The artist and his agent were residing at a Los Angeles home in the Los Angeles neighborhood in the fall, as stated by the property's owner, until police investigated the residence.
D4vd has contracted with music companies. D4vd was on tour at the moment Rivas's remains were found, but called off those appearances following the discovery of Rivas's corpse.
