This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Burstey, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

A missing teenager, body in the front trunk of a Tesla, the Frunk, if you will.

It's a new term I learned this week as well.

A rising music star at the center,

David, or D4VD that you're seeing, and over a year of red flags, but somehow it all went unchecked.

But beyond the outrage, beyond the speculation, there are real questions. What should have been done?

And what still can be done?

And what makes sense in this case?

They found her body in the front of the Tesla.

Did the whole body fit in there?

Was she dismembered?

Why was she dismembered?

What does all of that say about the crime

that took place? We're going to get into all of that today. We're joined by retired FBI special

agent, Jennifer Coffin-Daffer, someone who's worked these cases in the real world. When the leads are

cold, Jennifer, the timeline is broken and the public wants justice before the evidence is even in.

What does a case like this look like through federal eyes?

And what's the risk when the clock keeps ticking and still no one's been charged yet?

Well, the clock's ticking, Tony, because they don't have the answers.

I think that possibly that Tesla information, the century mode that you can put a Tesla in,

maybe was disabled, it seems to me if they had absolute evidence of who put her in that trunk,

that that would be at least one charge that could be charged but they haven't charged

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