Private Detective Shares GROUNDBREAKING New Evidence Into D4vd Case| Why Are Police Ignoring It
Private Detective Shares GROUNDBREAKING New Evidence in d4vd Case | Why Are Police Ignoring It?
“This should’ve been enough to open a case—or at least a formal interview. The silence is starting to look like protection.”
— Unnamed Private Investigator, September 2025
It’s Been 19 Days Since Celeste Rivas’s Body Was Found.
And still, no arrests. No suspects named. No formal charges.
Yet the body of a 15-year-old girl was discovered wrapped in plastic, hidden inside a Tesla registered to one of the most recognizable new voices in alternative R&B: d4vd.
Fans are silent. The label is silent. Police are silent.
But one voice just broke the silence: a private investigator hired by someone close to the case has come forward with new, damning evidence that they claim law enforcement is either overlooking—or deliberately ignoring.
What the Detective Uncovered
🚨 1. Geo-Tagged Photos from Celeste’s Final Days
The investigator tracked down geo-tagged images from a now-deleted burner Instagram account linked to Celeste. One of the final photos posted—just two weeks before she disappeared—appears to show her in the backyard of a Los Angeles property tied to d4vd’s touring crew.
Background details like the fencing, patio furniture, and string lights were matched to images scraped from tagged posts by producers, stylists, and friends in the artist’s circle.
This places Celeste in direct proximity to the artist or his team—after her official last sighting.
🚨 2. A Voice Memo From a Former Tour Assistant
Even more chilling: the PI obtained a voice memo from a former tour assistant who worked briefly during d4vd’s summer 2024 shows. In the memo, the assistant recounts overhearing a panicked argument between two crew members after a house party involving “a young girl who wouldn’t wake up.”
The memo ends with:
“They said, ‘No cops. This doesn’t leave the circle. D says we clean it up and move on.’”
Whether “D” refers to d4vd remains speculative—but the implication is unavoidable.
🚨 3. Tesla GPS Logs With Suspicious Gaps
Tesla vehicles log precise driving data—including GPS location history. The PI claims to have obtained a partial diagnostic log from the impounded vehicle (likely leaked internally), showing a GPS data gap during a 36-hour window in late April 2024—the exact period Celeste was believed to have gone missing.
During this blackout, the car appears to have stopped transmitting entirely. When it resumed, it was 60 miles north—in an area close to where the body was ultimately found.
The absence of data may indicate a manual shutdown or tampering—something that requires knowledge of the vehicle’s internal software.
Why Aren’t Police Acting?
The question now isn’t whether there’s enough for probable cause—it’s why that evidence isn’t being used.
The PI claims they’ve handed over:
A full report to LAPD’s Major Crimes Division
Raw files to two national news outlets
Testimony offers to three law firms
Still, no arrests.
Is this just another case of celebrity insulation?
Is the label leaning on its influence to stall the media cycle?
Is law enforcement under pressure to avoid mistakes until they’re 100% certain?
Or is it something worse—a cover-up?
Who Was Celeste to Him?
That’s the most haunting question. Multiple sources confirm Celeste followed d4vd online. She had fan art, lyrics in her notes app, and may have messaged with people from his inner circle.
But was she just a fan?
Or was there a direct connection that’s being scrubbed from digital records before it’s uncovered?
And if there was a connection… why hasn’t d4vd said a word since her body was found?
What Happens Now?
Unless law enforcement acts soon, this case risks slipping into the void—another unsolved Hollywood mystery drowned out by PR and silence.
But this private investigator isn’t backing down. They’re reportedly preparing a civil wrongful death case with Celeste’s family. That may finally force the discovery of sealed evidence—and compel the people closest to d4vd to testify under oath.
Until then, the detective is asking a simple question:
“If this much evidence pointed to anyone else… would they already be in cuffs?”
Final Thoughts
This isn’t just about one artist or one crime.
This is about how far we’ll go to protect fame, even if it means burying the truth alongside a child.
Celeste Rivas deserves better than silence.
And so far, the only person speaking for her is someone not on the payroll.
