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Hey everyone.

I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead Serious. There is yet another twist in the David and Celeste investigation, and it's one that caught my attention right away. The Los Angeles Times just broke the news that an LA County grand jury is now hearing evidence submitted by prosecutors related to the runaway's death.

You heard me, a grand jury.

And when I say the runaway's death, the LAPD is now actually calling it a murder.

Yeah, finally, right?

All of this broken September, we have been wondering, where is this investigation?

Why are you not calling it a murder? You know, this poor girl's remains were rotting in the back of a trunk of a singer that she was apparently dating when she was maybe 13, maybe 12. How is this not a murder?

Where are the charges? That's the question that we've all had, right?

The LA Times calls this grand jury investigative, right? This is something that's used to subpoena witnesses,

subpoena evidence, because, you know, police come knocking and it's like, but when you get subpoenaed

and you got to swear under oath, right, whole different kettle

of fish.

But this is also the kind of grand jury that can recommend charges, but it can't actually

do any of the indicting.

So we asked the L.A. District Attorney about it, right?

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