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D4vd’s Tesla could ID driver, who may be induced to flip: Former Laci Peterson detective | Banfield
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6:00Now PlayingJon Buehler, a former California investigator from the Laci Peterson case, joins “Banfield” to discuss the trove of digital evidence that may be harvested from singer D4vd’s impounded Tesla, which contained the remains of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. He says if investigators can determine who the driver was, that individual could lead police to the killer. “I want the guy who killed the girl,” Buehler says. “I would be willing to trade somebody who is involved in the cleanup if I could get him to make the case stronger against the actual killer.”
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