🔗 Share this article Singer D4vd Supposedly Named as Suspect in Death of Teen Found in Tesla The artist known as D4vd became named as a individual under scrutiny in the demise of Celeste Rivas, a teenager who disappeared and was later discovered deceased inside the artist's Tesla automobile in September, as per law enforcement. Location of the Body The decayed corpse of Rivas, fifteen, was located in this past autumn inside the front trunk of a black Tesla linked to D4vd, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke. The vehicle had been ticketed in a Hollywood Hills and then impounded at a tow yard in Los Angeles. Sequence of Occurrences Police suspect that Rivas almost certainly died in the springtime, adding that D4vd had probably assisted in dismantling and disposing of the remains. This singer has not been cooperative in the inquiry, as stated by a law enforcement representative. This young girl Rivas was initially noted as disappeared from her hometown in last April. Her body was later found in the singer's Tesla after workers at a towing company reported a strong stench coming from the automobile. Inquiry and Official Statements This fatal cause has still not been ascertained, but the forensic office commented that Rivas “appears to have been no longer alive inside the car for an extended period before being located.” Authorities are treating her death as a murder. Background on the Artist The Houston artist had been given a violation in the Los Angeles neighborhood just less than two weeks before Rivas was discovered in the automobile, after overstaying the 72-hour parking limit. Locals in the Hollywood Hills mentioned that the Tesla had been stationed in the area for several weeks. Rivas's brother stated that the family was informed that Rivas had a connection to the artist and that she was headed to attend a cinema with him just before she went missing. D4vd, pronounced as “David,” is a originally from New York artist recognized for the hits “Romantic Homicide” and “Here With Me.” He and his agent were residing at a LA property in the Hollywood Hills in the fall, according to the property's owner, until police entered the property. D4vd has contracted with Darkroom and Interscope. The artist was on tour at the time Rivas's remains were found, but called off those performances after the finding of Rivas's body.