What's to know, alibiers. Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. Good to have you here. It's Tuesday, September 30th.

Hope you guys are having a good day so far. I've just been scouring to find things that are verifiable and true and not rumor and speculation. So right now, of course, that is very limited. But let's jump in and see what's going on.

Obviously, there is still no person of interest, no suspect, and no arrests in the case.

Yesterday, the LAPD did release a statement saying that they don't know for sure at the moment

if there is any criminal culpability in the case beyond the concealment of her body.

They also said the car had been abandoned for a couple of weeks before it was towed.

The LA Times reported the Tesla was ticketed 11 days before they took it to the tow yard.

That would have been August 27th.

Yesterday I did post a YouTube short reading that

entire statement and I'm going to link that in the description so you can go hear that in full.

TMZ posted Celeste's death certificate which confirmed she was not and had not been pregnant

within the last year. So let's take that conspiracy theory off the table.

Why is everything taking so long in this case, at least to us? Well, some of the tests that

they're likely performing on tissue samples and toxicology, they just take time. KTLA reported

on average, there are 200 deaths every day in Los Angeles, and of those, between 60 and 80 will be sent to the coroner's office.

So clearly, a big backlog of cases.

I think this case will take some priorities since she was a minor, and also due to the fact this is a high profile case with a lot of media interest,

as well as a lot of discussion about this on social media,

so I'm sure they want to find answers sooner than later.

A former coroner investigator who was with the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office,

who also opened a private autopsy company 40 years ago,

spoke to KTLA that the medical examiner,

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