is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

When the LAPD opened the front trunk of that impounded Tesla of David's D4VD,

whatever you want to call him, they didn't find equipment, luggage, or even a bad battery.

They found Celeste, Rebus Hernandez.

And she wasn't popping up like a jack in the box.

Hey, you found me.

No, that was not the scene.

They found a body.

Not the kind you'd expect in a Beverly Hills impound lot.

Not a casualty of speed or heat.

A decomposing human body wrapped up and hidden in the storage compartment of a car the car wasn't registered

to some random unknown it belonged to david anthony burke known as david d4vd not to be confused with

his brother blue ray spelled also very bizarrely he's not just some indie artist with Spotify pages. This is a kid who blew up with

aching intimate lyrics, charting songs about isolation, heartbreak, and youth. The kind of vulnerability

that connects like gospel to an entire generation wired into emotion and loneliness.

His voice helped people feel seen.

And that does not make him a murderer.

That's important.

We do not know the answer to any of those questions yet.

So in words spread that a teenage girl's remains were found in his front storage compartment

of his vehicle, the frunk.

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