This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

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

Let's move on and continue the conversation, but now for more of a legal perspective, we have a missing girl,

a body in the trunk of a Tesla, and a rising music star at the center of it all.

Right now, no one has been charged.

The cause of death, it's still pending, but questions are stacking up about timeline,

silence, and whether justice is coming at all.

As you heard Jennifer Coffendaffer recently say, yeah, this thing we may not know exactly what was the cause of death.

That's the medical examiner.

I'm kind of paraphrasing that.

Today, now we're to be joined by criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Eric Fattis

to unpack the legal fault lines in this case involving Celeste Rivas Hernandez and the artist

known as David.

So let's start here.

I know you've been watching this thing.

What does the law see here?

And more importantly, what are we still waiting for in terms of

charges legally against somebody? Yeah, Tony, I think the law sees a lot of holes so far in this case

based largely on how things went down in the possible timeline.

Like you said, there hasn't been a cause of death determined.

There hasn't been a manner of death determined in terms of, you know, the prosecution that

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