Investigators are looking into whether singer D4vd has any connection to the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, but police say they have not named him a suspect at this time. Officers explain that the case is still open and many details are still unclear, so they are gathering information from different sources before making any final decisions.
The case began after Celeste’s body was discovered in September inside a Tesla that was registered under D4vd’s name. The condition of her remains raised serious concerns, and police are treating her death as a possible homicide. However, they are still waiting for full medical reports, including toxicology results, to understand the exact cause of death.
Even with public speculation online, the Los Angeles Police Department says that no criminal charges have been filed against D4vd. According to the department, they cannot assume wrongdoing until there is clear evidence. For now, they say it is too early to know whether anyone will face charges beyond the act of hiding Celeste’s body.
Some details have drawn attention from the public. Reports say D4vd and Celeste may have had matching tattoos, and an unreleased song by the singer includes the name “Celeste.” A private investigator also claimed he found disturbing items in a house previously linked to the artist. Police have not confirmed these details, and they warn that unverified information can easily mislead the public.
Legal experts say the slow, careful approach taken by investigators shows that the police do not want to make mistakes in a sensitive case. They note that officers may be taking their time to avoid naming someone as a suspect without strong proof.
The investigation is still active. Police say they will share more information when they have confirmed facts. For now, they continue to review evidence, interview people connected to the case, and follow every lead to understand what happened to Celeste Rivas.
