David Anthony Burke, known as the singer D4vd, writes songs with bloody imagery and titles like, “Romantic Homicide.”
His career was on the rise. But, as his first-ever “World Tour” began, the body of a missing child from Lake Elsinore, California, was found in the front trunk of Burke’s Tesla. The decomposing remains of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez were found in two bags stashed in the vehicle.
A Los Angeles grand jury has been looking into the death of Celeste since November, and Burke’s parents and brother have been fighting in court to avoid having to testify.
In the Habeas Corpus petition, for the first time, David Anthony Burke is named as the target of the investigation into the death of Celeste.
Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack examine the case, the timeline, and discuss certain items mentioned in the writ, such as a “cadaver bag” containing some of the remains of Celeste.
[Feature Photo: Celeste Rivas/GoFundMe and D4vd in 2024/Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP]
