D4vd Faces Murder Charges in Gruesome Teen Killing, New Evidence Revealed Singer D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, is facing first-degree murder charges in the brutal killing of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Court documents reveal disturbing details, including alleged purchases of a body bag, chainsaws, and an inflatable pool, as well as a significant amount of child sexual abuse material found on his devices. The case, which involves a complex web of evidence and allegations of a years-long relationship with the victim, is set for a preliminary hearing on May 26. Shocking new details have emerged in the murder case against singer D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, following the brutal killing of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Court documents reveal that D4vd allegedly purchased a body bag, two chainsaws, and an inflatable pool on Amazon shortly after the teen's murder, with investigators linking fragments of the pool to wounds on Celeste's body. Prosecutors claim D4vd was the last person seen driving his Tesla, where Celeste's dismembered remains were discovered in September 2025. He was reportedly last seen with the vehicle on July 29, 2025, before leaving Los Angeles for a tour.The case has taken a dark turn as prosecutors allege D4vd traveled to Santa Barbara County multiple times after Celeste's death, including the night of her murder, where her passport card was later found discarded. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 26 to determine whether the 21-year-old will face trial. The evidence against D4vd is substantial, with prosecutors revealing that his phone contained a significant amount of child sexual abuse material.Over 40 terabytes of data were seized from his devices and iCloud, potentially delaying the case due to the sheer volume of evidence. Celeste's cause of death was listed as multiple penetrating injuries, with drugs found in her system. Legal experts suggest D4vd's defense may argue that Celeste died from an accidental overdose, leading him to panic and dismember her body.The prosecution, however, is pursuing charges of first-degree murder, continuous sexual acts with a minor, lewd conduct, and mutilation of a corpse. The case dates back to January 2022, when D4vd allegedly met Celeste when she was just 11 years old. Prosecutors claim their sexual relationship began in November 2023, when she was 13 and he was 18.Despite being informed by law enforcement that Celeste was a minor, D4vd reportedly continued pursuing her, even paying a classmate to provide her with a phone after her parents confiscated hers. Texts between the two allegedly contained references to sex, pregnancy, and abortion. The family of Celeste Rivas Hernandez has made their first public statement since D4vd was charged, expressing grief and demanding justice. The case has drawn widespread attention, with authorities emphasizing the seriousness of the investigation.Riverside County Sheriff's Office records show that D4vd was contacted in February 2024 after his phone number was found in Celeste's records. He initially claimed ignorance of her age and whereabouts but was later confronted by deputies at his West Hollywood home. The case has raised concerns about the exploitation of minors and the dark underbelly of celebrity influence.As the preliminary hearing approaches, the prosecution is expected to present a compelling case, while the defense prepares to challenge the evidence and narrative presented by the state