Overview
- Steve Fischer, a private investigator hired by the property owner, says he found a boxed, unused 55‑pound incinerator at the Hollywood Hills home previously rented by singer David Burke, known as D4vd.
- He says the device is advertised to reach 1,600°F and is not legal to use in Los Angeles, and he described other items he believed could be used with it.
- Fischer says deliveries tied to the incinerator arrived under a false name and the item was not seized during a police search.
- The LAPD has not commented on the reported discovery, and a department captain recently refuted rumors that the victim was decapitated.
- Police earlier identified remains found in a Tesla registered to Burke as those of Celeste Rivas and are treating her death as a homicide, while no cause of death, arrests, or charges have been announced.