Singer D4vd's Tesla: Teen's Homicide Investigation

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Singer D4vd's Tesla: Teen's Homicide Investigation

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The decomposing body of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, missing since April, was found in a towed Tesla registered to singer D4vd (David Anthony Burke). Authorities are investigating her death, classified as a homicide, and exploring any potential connection between Rivas and the singer. Police served a search warrant on D4vd's home and are examining online photos. D4vd is cooperating with the investigation, but the circumstances surrounding Rivas' death remain unclear. The singer has canceled a concert and been dropped from some ad campaigns.

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