The source provides an extensive overview of the highly publicized and tragic death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a fifteen-year-old girl whose severely decomposed body was discovered in the trunk—or "frunk"—of a Tesla registered to rising indie-pop star D4vd (David Anthony Burke). The episode details how Celeste, who had a troubled home life and was known to run away, developed a relationship with the then-nineteen-year-old celebrity, which escalated as his fame grew. The ongoing investigation, which began with the body's discovery in September 2025, remains stalled due to an undetermined cause of death, though a private investigator hired by D4vd's landlords uncovered disturbing evidence of a potential cover-up involving plastic sheeting and tools at the singer's Hollywood Hills rental property. While accidental overdose is a primary theory, the article highlights the possibility of statutory rape and accessory charges due to the victim's age, and it scrutinizes the social media culture that enabled the exploitation of the vulnerable teen. The source concludes by emphasizing the public outcry, the media spectacle surrounding D4vd's silence, and the family's continuing wait for closure and justice.

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