Bada being, bad a boo.

This is the audio part four for the newest updates of David's arrest with the David and

Celeste Rivas Hernandez case.

In part one, two, and three, we went over the arrest.

We went over the prosecutor's preliminary brief where they detailed the timeline of how they

think David killed Celeste, when they think David killed Celeste, when they think

David killed Celeste, when they think he dismembered her body, and what happened afterwards,

what tools he used. We also went over the 27-page autopsy that was finally released to the public,

all of her injuries, as well as things like the fact that her left ring finger, pinky,

eye were missing.

There's just a lot of details in there that I would watch first before heading into this one.

And now, for this part, we're just going to go through all of the things that have been happening

in court since his arrest.

The previous part, we went through the potential accomplices that netizens have been pointing their fingers at. Now we're going to keep you updated. So when we go into the June preliminary hearing, you know what to expect. You know kind of what's going to happen and what it means. And that is where we're headed. So with that, let's get into part four. David's attorney, Blair Burke,

is proud of what she is doing. Like, maybe she's not proud about representing David, but you

never know. She represented Harvey Weinstein previously, and she stated in an interview, I am a feminist,

which, I mean, I think you can be a criminal defense attorney and be a feminist. That's not what I'm saying. Also, I guess it's not feminist to judge other women, but there's just a lot of statements that she made in this interview that are unhinged. She says, in terms of sexual harassment, in terms of misconduct, even, that's a conversation we should have. But these are very complicated conversations because

human interactions, sexuality, and sexual conduct is on a continuum. But while it's unacceptable

or not allowed of us, in a workplace, for instance, someone with more power to abuse their power

by being vulgar or boorish or putting their hand on a woman when it's not wanted, it's important

not to conflate that with rape.

Every one of these acts is not rape.

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