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How Did a Teen’s Body End Up in D4vd’s Tesla? — Everything We Know
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40:34Now PlayingIt’s been more than month since the body of a missing teenager was found inside a Tesla registered to singer D4vd. Celeste Rivas Hernandez was discovered dismembered, with her body parts wrapped in plastic, in the trunk of the Tesla that had recently been towed to a Los Angeles tow-yard. According to police, D4vd has been cooperative and at this point, he has not been named a suspect in the death publicly. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber catches us up to speed on the latest in this mysterious case.
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