( -0974 ) D4VD Case Timeline After Neighborhood Video Surveillance is Integrated - Celeste Alleged Instagram Posts Re Sex w D4VD - D4VD's Humiliation Ritual Comment & Who's Neo?

( -0974 ) D4VD (Death of Celeste) Timeline After Neighborhood Video Surveillance - Celeste Alleged Instagram Posts Re Sex w D4VD - D4VD's Humiliation Ritual Comment & Who's Neo?

1.) Last Photo of Celeste with D4VD in LA Property (not West Hollywood Hills Property)

2) New Purchase of Red Tesla

3) March Close out of Lease of D4VD's earlier LA Property

4) Planning for Tour - Original Tour Memorabilia had starting Dates in Late July & Early August that were subsequently cancelled so that the first date would be August 5th.

5) Coachella Performance where D4VD apparently failed to complete an attempted backflip, and followed up the next day with his post where he said "humiliation ritual completed"

6.) By late July the car already has 2-4 months worth of dirt on it when it is seen parked at final location July 29th. Windshield is too covered in dirt to drive. Person is seen parking vehicle and it is observed that there is a christmas tree air freshener on rear view mirror.

7) Car tire is marked and a few days later on Sept 5th, car is towed

8) Sept 8th, the day after Celeste's 15th birthday would have been celebrated.

9) On September 17tn odor prompts calling of police, who find her corpse.

10) LAPD continues forensic examination of the vehicle and remains.
“We were notified this morning and the car’s been here for a couple of days,” Capt. Robert Peters said.
The Medical Examiner provides preliminary findings: Victim is female, wearing a tube top, black leggings, a yellow metal chain bracelet, and stud earrings. She had wavy black hair and weighed approximately 71 pounds.
The body had been inside the vehicle for an extended period before discovery.
Age and ethnicity could not be determined at that time.
D4vd representative released statement: He is cooperating with authorities in their investigation: “D4vd has been informed about what’s happened. And, although he is still out on tour, he is fully cooperating with the authorities,”

11) On September 16th, Los Angeles County Medical Examiner identifies the remains as Celeste Rivas Hernandez, age 15. Source
Riverside County Sheriff confirms she is the same juvenile reported missing April 5, 2024. Source
LAPD reclassifies the case as a homicide investigation.
Tattoo on finger helps to confirm ID...

12) September 18, 2025

Celeste’s brother told NBCLA that family members, who still live in Lake Elsinore, are grieving and were aware that the girl knew singer D4vd. Matthew Rivas said when his sister disappeared, she was on her way to see a movie with him, but never returned.

Was Celeste under 13 when this began? If so the penalties WILL be greater. Who is Neo and why did D4VD and Neo suddenly stop following each other in the aftermath of his property being searched? What is the humiliation ritual D4VD was referring to 2 months after the new suspected murder or accidental death date? What was the sadistic paraphernalia or items that P.I. Steve Fisher referred to that could have been used to help dispose of the corpse?

TRANSCRIPT:

In the neon haze of Coachella's first night April 11th, 2025, a rising music artist leaps into the void, a backflip gone wrong.
He crashes face first, crowd gasping, but rises laughing.
Hours later, on X, he posts, "Humiliation ritual complete."
A meme of a serene dog stares back, as if absolving the fall. But was it just a joke?
Two months on, that same car, abandoned, reeking, yields a grim secret.
The unalived body of a young female, hidden away since spring.
Decomposed. Forgotten.
Did the artist's quip mask deeper shame?
A ritual not of stage slips, but silenced screams?
"I'm here to make a 15 year old, like what the fuck you wanna say bro, like..."
"I'm here to make a 15 year old, like what the fuck you wanna say bro, like..."
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Have you noticed that after D4VD fell down during the Coachella performance,
his strange smile accidentally revealed an ultimate secret?
At that time, D4VD was fully immersed in his performance.
Without any warning, he turned around and tried to do a backflip,
but due to the mistake, he fell heavily to the ground.
Strangely enough, he wore a puzzling smile on his face after the fall.
Some netizens noticed keenly that there was no need for a backflip in the performance of this song at all.
So why did he do something unnecessary?
This inevitably reminds people of Benson Booth.
Benson performed on the same stage as the legendary guitarist Brian May at Coachella,
and received extremely high attention.
Moreover, in many previous concerts, the backflip was also his highly iconic move.
In terms of both popularity and professionalism, D4VD is far behind Benson.
After the falling incident, he even posted on social media, saying,
"The humiliation ceremony is completed," and shared the video of his fall
as well as the video of him successfully doing a spin flip later.
This series of actions seems to be well-blended.
It's as if he deliberately faked the fall ball.
The musician spent six years of dedicated training in gymnastics and parkour.
In a 2024 Billboard interview, D4VD shared this as one of five things you didn't know about me,
highlighting it as a formative period that shaped his physicality and discipline.
This training likely began around age 10 or 11 during his Houston upbringing.
Parkour, the art of efficient movement through urban or natural obstacles via running,
jumping, climbing, and vaulting, is part of his personality.
He has described this phase as intense and foundational,
crediting it for building resilience amid his transition from sheltered homeschooling
to self-taught music production in his bedroom.
There could have been greater plans as far as getting river, and it's scary, the sadistic stuff.
Big news on the David Celeste Rivas Hernandez case.
We now know who the private investigator is that was hired by the Hollywood Hills landlord
for the home that David had been staying at, right by where the Tesla was found with Celeste's body
inside. Well, we just sat down with this investigator himself, Steve Fisher, about what he has learned
so far, what we can expect next. Let me tell you, it is shocking. The Hollywood Hills landlord,
the property manager for that property that David, the singer, had been staying at, that that property
owner, that landlord had hired a private investigator to look into the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas
Hernandez, the teen found dismembered in David's abandoned Tesla that was nearby. Well, not only
do we know who this private investigator is, but I just interviewed him. Yeah, first off, Steve,
how were you hired? How were you retained in this matter? So originally when the case,
when the body was originally found, I had another missing persons case going in LA of a female,
and we thought that that could be that individual. And so I kind of stayed with the case for a little
while until she was identified and we knew it wasn't. And I had discovered some other things
such as when the car was towed and the photos from it being towed and whatnot. And the owner had gotten
in touch with me of the house and I shared some things with him and just kind of evolved from
there. But one thing I would say is he is the owner of the house. He wasn't David's landlord.
David wasn't even on the lease, you know, and the owner never even knew that David was in the house.
It was actually Josh Marshall, his manager, who had leased the house. But to be clear, David was
living there, right? Yes, he was definitely staying there. It just was not known to the owner.
Right, okay. And by the way, I understand this is, you know, an active investigation that might be
limited what you can share, but what exactly is he looking for in this? What exactly is this property
owner? What kind of answers is he looking for? So where it really kind of evolved from was the
search warrant was served, I believe on the 17th or 18th, and it was a forced entry search warrant,
meaning that nobody was home at the time. And they did not leave a copy of the warrant or of
the return, the inventory list of the items that they took from the house. And it was really kind
of born out of that. I was not officially retained at that time, but I helped him try to obtain that.
And we told robbery homicide, hey, listen, you know, no warrant was left behind. David was out on tour.
Josh Marshall lives out of state, we found out. So the owner had his representative go to the house
immediately after he found out about this. And there was no warrant, no return. He really just
wants to understand what of his property could have been taken and what the status of that is.
And then also this is troublesome when you learn something like this, all of a sudden you're thrown
into this and he feels absolutely horrible for Celeste's family. And he's like, you know, if
there's anything that involves, you know, in around my house that could help, then I want to
discover that. And I'll tell you that there have been things that we've learned that we've turned
right over to LAPD, but we think there's significant, you know, things that could help.
Do you mean that there might be evidence that a crime was committed at that house?
Not so much a crime. No, I'll tell you, I'll just be honest with you. We don't have any evidence that
anything happened Celeste at that house, but there is definitely evidence that we've collected that
helps the timeline. We now have a much better understanding of when that Tesla arrived at that
final parking spot. I'll tell you, I do have surveillance from different houses in the
neighborhood showing Tesla being moved. So things like that, and I'm not even saying that LAPD
didn't have that. I'm sure they did, but we wanted to make sure. And, you know, we did some work on
the upressing, the footage to find out who was driving the vehicle. And there are some other
items that were found at the house that weren't taken during the search warrant. And, you know,
search warrants are limited, right? They can't just go take everything. It's what the judge,
you know, and we don't know how broad that search warrant was because we haven't seen it. And that's
what we like to see. But there were some things that were not taken in the custody of LAPD that
we think are significant and including digital media and some other things that really help
nail down timeline and things like that. And you handed that over to LAPD?
We have the day, literally the day that we, the things that we've recovered, we've given to
LAPD within 24 hours, you know. Do you know who was driving that car, that Tesla? You don't have
to tell me. Do you know the identity? Yeah. You know, as far as they go into the final,
that what we believe is the final parking spot, where it was towed from, yes.
And that information has been communicated to law enforcement?
So it's been given to law enforcement. They don't, they're not going to tell us if they're
confirming if that's a person or not. Where we get the homicide, the way they work is we'll take
your information. We're not going to speak on it, you know. So I don't know, but listen, it's very
clear that that neighborhood is filled with surveillance cameras and the timelines. Once you,
once we learn those dates and we can see other things that were happening that were even public
on Instagram and whatnot, were going on in those people's lives, it makes a lot of sense.
So let me ask you this. If you see when the car was parked there, have you seen anything to indicate
that Celeste's body was transferred into that car after the car was parked there? Or in other words,
do you believe that her body was in that car the minute it was parked in the location it was
ultimately towed from? So I'll say I have no evidence of a body being transferred before
or after. There's no evidence of that at all. But I will say when it was moved to that position,
it was already like that. So that car had not been used in a very long time. It was super dirty,
kicked on dirt. I'll tell you, this was in late July. So it's bizarre because we also have got
media that the car was used a lot. David even spoke about it in Instagram videos. He took it
to a detail shop and stuff like that. And then all of a sudden, the very beginning of the year,
that car, something happens. And the car doesn't show up anymore. It's not used. It seems to
disappear. And then that red Tesla, which we didn't know until the search warrant was served,
there's a red Tesla in the garage, which I can tell you was at least on February 1st.
Yeah. Let me just narrow down here. Do you have the precise date of when that car,
the one with the Tesla, with Celeste's body inside, when it was left there? Do you know the
specific date of when it was left in the Hollywood Hills? I believe so. I believe it, you know,
late July, very late July. So one thing that we've heard, and this is something we've talked about,
is the LAPD has seized footage from the rental property, multiple security cameras around the
property. There are even reports of a smashed ring camera on the ground. And according to TMZ,
police seized all the footage from multiple security cameras at the house last month when
they executed the search warrant. TMZ described that footage as a "potential goldmine" for
investigators. And the question becomes, did you see anyone going, coming into or leaving that
property after the Tesla was there? So after the Tesla with Celeste's body inside is there,
can you tell us you saw people coming in and out of that property before the, let's say this,
before the search warrant? No, not from the time that the Tesla was left. So for the time
the Tesla was left there, he literally immediately started the tour. There was a tour bus that was
leased. And I'll tell you that Tesla was moved and literally a bus departed for tour. Okay. You
talked about things that might have been taken from the house, things that you handed over to
LAPD. Is there anything you can share with us about what that information may be? You know,
one thing that you just brought up and I guess what TMZ reported on, the security system, the
house has got a very sophisticated security system, not just with cameras, but with sensors and all
types of things. It all records to a DVR. And for privacy reasons, the owner, when he leaves the
house said, you know, this is the system that's in the house and you can use whatever functions
you want on it. That's not something that then the owner could access. So we don't know if the
cameras were enabled or not enabled, but if they were, it wouldn't just be cameras. It would be,
we'd know anytime anybody came and went from the house, anytime anybody opened a window, everything,
if they kept it like it was, but we don't know. LAPD came in and took that whole DVR. They took
the entire system, which you would expect. And I've talked to the security company that installed
the system and they've told me, you know, how it was set up. We think it was probably running
because there's limited alerts that the security guy can see, which is stuff like if there's a major
failure and there was a low power failure warning that that triggered right when they were executing
search warrant. And we think that's when they unplugged the system. So there's reason to believe
that the system was running, whether the cameras were covered or not. I don't know. I can tell you
that some of the smoke sensors in the house were covered and that's probably because maybe they
were, I don't know what they were doing in the house. So the cameras might've been covered as
well. During the course of your investigation so far, have you learned more information about Celeste
and David, perhaps their connection, anything we should be thinking about that hasn't been publicly
reported? Is your investigation also into them as well? Sure. Yeah. And, you know, one of the reasons
that we've kind of come public with what I'm doing is because, you know, I have a little bit different
method of working than a lot of private investigators. And then what people think is the
proper way of doing it. I believe in this digital age and especially the younger generation, when
they're on places like Discord and you don't even know their real identities, you know,
I put myself out there and those people do come to me and a tremendous amount of people have come
to me and I've learned a lot. Now, listen, a lot of it's circumstantial, right? But there are people
that are directly in his orbit and there are people that have photos and videos and we've gotten a lot
of photos and videos from inside the home itself. So we can put people at certain dates and times
at the house and there's a lot of them. It's in the thousands. Do you know if Celeste was ever at
that property? So, you know, what we recovered, we don't have any of her at that property. We have
pictures of her and that were taken by David, we assume, because it's not on a camera phone,
but these photos are on a regular camera at different locations. And it really makes me think
that it's likely she had another place she was staying. I can tell you that there was a lot of
time spent towards downtown LA. And I'll say the last photo that we have of Celeste is January 2nd,
2025. Okay. Now that's significant because we were wondering when, you know, she was last seen alive,
there was that surveillance footage of her seemingly run away from her neighborhood.
And that was September of '24, I believe. So we didn't have anything. We were like, where was this
girl in 2025? But we do have a photo of her in July 2nd, early in the morning, July 2nd, 2025.
Has anyone, and just to be clear, you don't know more information about when she died, right?
No, I don't. I don't have any information of how she died, when exactly she died. I have, listen,
investigations are always moving. And right now, I tend to believe it happened a while ago, a long
time ago. And I think January, February, things change. I mean, you can see it in the photos and
everything. And I also think when I first started looking at this haze, I'm very much an Oaklands
or Rayser type person where I think things are a lot easier than people try to make them sometimes,
especially online and these big things. And I thought this was going to be a tragic overdose,
which it very well still could be. And they made a bad decision because they didn't want to expose
a potential relationship and put her in this Tesla. And then maybe he thought he could get somebody to
get rid of that car. And they were just like, Oh, I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. And just got
left there. But I will say this, there are some things that, and I'm talking physical evidence
that was at that house that is, there could have been greater plans as far as getting rid of her.
And it's scary, the sadistic stuff. And that's why we're trying to learn more about that. I
wish I could say more about it for obvious reasons, I can't, but it doesn't have to do with how she
died, but maybe how they were planning on ultimately getting a rid of her and how maybe that Tesla was
just a holding spot of time and things just, you know, their timing was just off as far as getting
this done. But there's some, there's a few things that were just like, will blow your mind.
Has anyone from David's team management legal, anybody reached out to you or your client?
You know, I knew that my client's been in touch with his manager, but only for the purpose of the
lease, because they did ask to terminate the lease. And I believe the other manager that technically
was the owner of the red Tesla, I think was in touch with him just for, because they needed
access to the house to get that vehicle and stuff out. Because that's another thing that they could
be key in this is that there's only one key to that house and who had that and who had access to
it and who was in it. Because we also have evidence that while David was on tour at the time between
the Tesla being found and the search warrant being served, David was on tour, but somebody was in
that house. And there was actually a report made not with the lease, but that homeowner association
has a robust private security company and we've gotten videos from them and reports. And so
who had that key is probably the same person that, you know, had access to the Tesla.
Do you know who that person is? And do you believe that is the person that moved the Tesla?
So I believe I definitely know who moved that Tesla on that late July before the venture.
I can't say who the person, I don't mean I can't say for, I mean,
but I don't know who exactly was in that house because it's just a report, but there's video,
but you can't make a person out. But somebody was in the house and being that there's only one key,
it's like, okay, who had access at that time? So is it the same person that moved the Tesla
was something was another last part of the plan about to go in motion as far as getting rid of
her body? I don't know. Now we heard this week from LA County District Attorney Nathan Hockman,
and he actually addressed this case directly when a TMC reporter caught up with him outside the
DA's office and regarding the status of the case, he said, quote, it is currently under investigation.
We don't discuss suspects or the points in a continuing investigation when and if that case
is presented to the DA's office and we make a decision on it. I'll make sure you're one of the
first to know a case has not been presented to our office for filing consideration. And just to
underline that a spokesperson for the DA's office confirmed to Complex that yeah, no case has been
presented for filing consideration. The LAPD also told the outlet that the county medical examiner
still hasn't determined it caused her manner of death saying, quote, it remains unclear whether
there is any criminal culpability beyond the concealment of her body. Now, Steve, you just
told us a lot of information here. Are you surprised that we don't have a confirmed suspect from law
enforcement or a person of interest or even an arrest at this point? Or can you say from what
you're seeing that makes sense, but Jesse maybe being on the lookout for something soon?
Yeah, I would say just that makes sense. But maybe we look out, be on the lookout for something soon.
Yeah, I've seen this in a lot of cases. It tells me, listen, I don't have any inside information on
this. I'm just saying from my opinion that this means that during the examination, the autopsy
examination, there was nothing very obvious such as a crushed skull, bullet holes, anything like
that. So they're waiting on toxicology to come back to make that final determination. Now,
is the medical examiner in contact with the detectives in between this time? Are they?
Absolutely. Do they have a preliminary determination? I'm sure they do. I think
the DA's office is working side by side with the detectives and telling them this is what we need
for these charges. This is what we would need for these charges. Can you get it or not get it? Listen,
a crime 100% happened here. At minimum, it's the concealment of a body, right? So we know somebody
did that. Hopefully it's not a mutilation. Hopefully those initial reports were wrong about her being
dismembered. But one thing I have to say, even though I talked about how we've found some things
that could have meant they had a really twisted plan in place to get rid of her, it never went
in motion. So you can't charge somebody for a crime that they may have thought about doing.
So, you know, we may never know more about that. So Steve, before I let you go, do you have any
indication about where David is right now? I don't. I have no idea. And it's kind of bizarre
because his group has stayed so silent with the left of his group, I guess. And I'm not even sure
the conversations that the owner did have with his management in breaking that lease. I'm not even
100% sure his management knows at this time. I think his attorney might be the only one and his
parents. All right guys. So earlier today, I was listening to a live on YT. It's on the channel
Pop Crime TV with Lauren Conlin. Go check it out if you guys want to watch the entire thing. It's
like an hour and a half. But something that I thought was interesting and something new that
we have not actually heard before is that a private investigator who has been in contact with people
close to Celeste and close to this investigation knows for certain, that's what he's saying,
that David's managers knew everything. Now take this with a grain of salt. Believe it if you want.
Don't believe it if you don't want to. This is just what the private investigator said that he saw,
what he's been told by people who know Celeste. So back in 2024, he is saying that a family member
knew when Celeste went missing, and I believe this was the second time, that Celeste was with David.
And because David is a celebrity, instead of trying to contact him directly, they contacted one of his
managers. This manager was told Celeste's age. This manager was told she was a minor and that she was
a missing child. And within 24 hours, she had returned home. So let's just play devil's advocate.
Let's say that David really didn't know Celeste's real age when they first started talking, when they
first started hanging out in person. He definitely knew after this chat that he had with the manager,
and that is why she was ultimately brought back home. But he continued to talk to her because we
know that about a month later, she ran away again and was with him. This is just another one of those
situations where it's like all of the adults here failed this child. More could have been done, more
should have been done, not just by Celeste's family, but by the people in David's circle, his
management, the people in his discord. All of these people knew that this child was with this adult.
And after a period of time, everyone just seemed to turn a blind eye and think that this was normal
and okay. And look at where we're at.