Name and song lyrics coincidence? ...A 15-year-old girl who died with a famous singer has a strong connection
Sep 21, 2025
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According to the New York Post and other U.S. media, the LA police raided the Hollywood Hills mansion, known as the residence of pop singer D4vd (real name David Anthony Burke, 20). The move came after the body of 15-year-old girl Celeste Rivas Hernandez, who went missing last year, was found in his Tesla vehicle.
Earlier, police investigated D4vd's vehicle, which was towed from the street, after it stank badly, and found the body of a heavily decomposed woman wrapped in plastic in the trunk. The victim was identified as Celestrivas from Lake Elsinore in Riverside County.
Considering this as a murder case, the police investigating noted two 'close' associations between D4vd and the victim woman.
First of all, D4vd's song lyrics match the victim's name.
In the 2023 fan community, rumors circulated that D4vd was dating a teenager named 'Selest', and that same year he produced an unreleased song that mentioned the name 'Selest twice. The song contains the lyrics 'Oh Celeste, the girl with my name tattooed on her chest, her clothes smell like cigarettes'.
Photos and videos of D4vd apparently visiting Celest's hometown of Lake Elsinore have also spread online, with him seen with a girl believed to be Celest. Celeste was 13 at the time of her disappearance in 2024, and a missing poster had been distributed.
Also, the fact that the tattoos are the same has emerged as a mysterious link.
Celest's right index finger is 'Shhh...There was a tattoo called ', which is similar to the tattoo D4vd has.
In an interview with local media, the victim's mother claimed that "the daughter was dating a man named David before she disappeared.'
D4vd has been on tour since Aug. 15, and is now cooperating with the police investigation, his spokesman said.
Since then, he has canceled his Seattle show and temporarily suspended the tour.
However, the police have not yet identified any figures, including D4vd, as suspects and are continuing their investigation.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
