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

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Criminal defense attorney Mark Garagos dropped a significant development in the Two Angry Men podcast.

LAPD investigators have identified a second suspect in the death of Celeste Revis Hernandez.

According to Garagos, this individual

is believed to have been involved before, during, and after Celeste's death, not as the killer,

but potentially in the disposal and dismemberment of her body. Investigators reportedly

built their case using a combination of cell phone data, Tesla GPS logs, and social media location tracking,

a digital trail. Garagos describes as being accurate, almost to the minute. A key focus is the

late night trip, David allegedly took to a remote area of Santa Barbara County in spring of

2025, where authorities believe another person may have

been in the vehicle. Retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffendaffer is with us, helping us break

this down and explaining how investigators use digital forensics to identify co-conspirators

and what this second suspect actually means for the case. Let's go back.

You know, Mark, you are on a lot of panels with Mark on a lot of different channels and such.

Why do you think that that trip out in the middle of nowhere is standing out so significantly to Mark right now when he's looking at this case.

I mean, they are young. I'm just playing devil's advocate here. People go out for drives. People go

do this. People go do that. To say, well, over here, this one night, this must be where something

took place. What's your take on that?

Is it, is this like a very clear indicator of something that that may have happened out in the

wilderness? Yes, it is. Look, there's Mulholland Drive and there's his mansion if he wants to

make out. There's no reason to drive all the way down to Santa Barbara County and go in this secluded area.

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