Prosecutors revealed new details on Tuesday regarding the murder case against musician D4vd, who is accused of killing Celeste Rivas in his Hollywood Hills home. According to court documents, Rivas' identification was found in a remote area of Santa Barbara County, off a highway, consistent with prosecutors' claims that the defendant disposed of her personal belongings after the murder.
Authorities said the discovery of the ID was a crucial piece of evidence in building the case against D4vd. The area where the identification was located had been previously identified by prosecutors as the location where the defendant allegedly discarded Rivas' items. The exact circumstances surrounding the recovery of the ID have now been clarified, though further details remain sealed.
The murder case has drawn significant attention due to D4vd's rising music career. He remains in custody without bail, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for next month.