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LAPD Says d4vd Not Named a Suspect as Celeste Rivas Investigation Continues

Pending autopsy results along with device forensics will guide any decision on criminal charges.

Overview

  • Police reiterated that David Burke, known as d4vd, has not been charged or formally identified as a suspect in the case.
  • The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has deferred the cause and manner of Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s death, so the case has not been classified as a homicide.
  • Tow‑yard staff discovered Rivas’s remains on September 8 in the front trunk of a Tesla registered to the singer after the car was impounded from the Hollywood Hills.
  • Detectives executed search warrants and seized electronic devices, while the artist canceled tour dates, moved out of a searched rental, and is reported to be cooperating.
  • Newly reported Riverside County dispatch logs show repeated police responses to Rivas’s Lake Elsinore home from 2022 to 2025, reflecting prior runaway reports and family instability.