🔗 Share this article Singer D4vd Supposedly Named as Person of Interest in Tragic Demise of Youngster Found in Tesla The artist known as D4vd has been identified as a person of interest in the tragic passing of Celeste Rivas, a young girl who went missing and was later located deceased inside the artist's Tesla car in September, according to police. Discovery of the Deceased This decomposed remains of Rivas, 15, was located in this past autumn inside the front trunk of a ebony Tesla owned by D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke. The vehicle had been ticketed in a Los Angeles neighborhood and subsequently confiscated at a impound lot in the metropolitan area. Timeline of Events Authorities believe that Rivas almost certainly succumbed in the spring, adding that D4vd had probably helped in dismantling and disposing of the corpse. The singer has refused to cooperate in the probe, as stated by a official insider. This teenager Rivas was first declared missing from her hometown in last April. The body was subsequently discovered in the artist's Tesla after employees at the impound facility notified a powerful odor originating from the automobile. Probe and Official Remarks The fatal cause has still not been ascertained, but the forensic office stated that Rivas seems to have been no longer alive inside the vehicle for an extended period before being discovered.” Law enforcement are viewing her passing as a homicide. Details on the Artist The Texas-based musician had been handed a citation in the Hollywood area just eleven days before Rivas was located in the automobile, after violating the short-term parking limit. Locals in the Hollywood Hills reported that the Tesla had been parked in the neighborhood for several weeks. Celeste's sibling commented that the household was informed that Rivas knew the artist and that she was on her way to watch a film with him just before she vanished. D4vd, pronounced as “David,” is a NY-native artist known for the popular songs “Romantic Homicide” and “Here With Me.” D4vd and his agent were living at a Southern California residence in the Los Angeles neighborhood in the fall, according to the property's landlord, until police investigated the residence. D4vd has contracted with record labels. D4vd was on tour at the time Rivas's remains were found, but called off those shows following the discovery of Rivas's body.