Ashley Banfield reports: 11 Police Calls, Secret Videos & a Shocking Timeline in the Celeste Rivas Hernandez Case
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The tragic story of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose decomposed body was discovered in the front trunk of rising R&B star David “D4vd” Burke’s Tesla, has taken another chilling turn. Newly obtained records and videos have revealed a disturbing pattern of police activity, family turmoil, and secret sightings that paint a darker picture of Celeste’s final year alive.
According to TMZ’s bombshell report, Riverside County Sheriff’s deputies responded to Celeste’s family home at least 11 times between February 2024 and April 2025. Most visits were logged as “minor crime investigations,” but one stood out—classified as “suspicious circumstances.” No details were disclosed, but the frequency alone raises troubling questions about what was happening inside Celeste’s home before her disappearance.
Even more shocking is a newly surfaced video dated September 8, 2024—one day after Celeste’s 14th birthday. In it, she appears alive in her parents’ backyard, five months after her family reported her missing for the last time. This video not only undermines the family’s public timeline but also places Celeste at home months into what was believed to be a year-long disappearance.
The police calls and the backyard video weave a narrative of chaos and contradiction. On March 19, 2024, three police calls were made in a single day. Surveillance from a neighborhood liquor store captured Celeste running down the street at 7:00 a.m., followed by what witnesses described as a black car. Hours later, her sister reportedly reviewed the store’s video, identifying Celeste. That same day, deputies visited both the liquor store and the family home.
Fast forward to April 5, 2024, the date her family officially reported her missing for the final time. Just 30 minutes later, another police call was logged from the home. Yet the September 2024 video now suggests Celeste had returned—or perhaps never fully left.
Neighbors, meanwhile, tell a different story. One described Celeste as “a beautiful girl with big curls” seen walking alone just months before her disappearance. Another admitted they often saw multiple cars at the home but “never noticed police activity.” Some, however, recall officers frequently heading in the direction of the Rivas residence.
The timeline grows even more haunting when considering that Celeste’s body was found exactly one year later—on September 8, 2025—in D4vd’s Tesla. The eerie coincidence of dates has fueled speculation online, with true-crime communities calling it “too precise to be chance.”
Despite the mounting evidence and public outrage, police have not named D4vd—or anyone else—as a suspect. Investigators are reportedly waiting for forensic results and may be monitoring potential persons of interest to avoid premature arrests. Experts note that there is no statute of limitations on murder, meaning authorities could be deliberately holding back to build a case airtight enough for conviction.
What remains undeniable is that Celeste’s final months were marked by turbulence: repeated runaways, strained family dynamics, and an illegal relationship with a celebrity nearly a decade older. While investigators remain tight-lipped, each new revelation deepens the mystery—and intensifies public demand for answers.
For now, the haunting image lingers: a young girl, celebrating her 14th birthday in her backyard, unaware that within a year, her body would be discovered in the trunk of a superstar’s car.
