FBI Finally Reveals D4vd Didn’t Kill Her After Raiding His Car — Fans Left Stunned

In a stunning development that has shifted public perception overnight, the FBI and LAPD have confirmed that no criminal charges have been filed against singer-songwriter D4vd in connection with the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the 15-year-old whose body was found in the front trunk of his Tesla. While the investigation remains open, officials now say that D4vd is not currently a murder suspect—a revelation that has left both fans and critics in disbelief.

The case first made headlines in early September when Celeste’s body was discovered inside a Tesla Model X registered to D4vd. The vehicle had been impounded in Los Angeles after neighbors reported a foul smell. Days later, the coroner confirmed the body belonged to Celeste Rivas, a teen reported missing since April 2024. Her remains were found in an advanced state of decomposition, making it difficult to determine the exact cause and time of death.

Speculation exploded online, especially after internet sleuths found what appeared to be matching tattoos between Celeste and D4vd, along with resurfaced messages hinting at a personal connection. Many assumed the worst — that D4vd was directly involved in her disappearance and death.

However, following a raid of D4vd’s residence and a full forensic sweep of the Tesla, investigators have now clarified that while his vehicle was used to store or transport Celeste’s body, there is currently no evidence linking him to the act of killing her. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s office has also deferred the cause and manner of death, pending further toxicology and lab results.

Law enforcement sources confirmed that D4vd has been fully cooperating with the investigation and voluntarily handed over digital devices, private messages, and security footage. His legal team has remained silent on the specifics but indicated that he is “heartbroken” over the situation and maintains his innocence.

For many fans, the news came as a relief. “We knew there had to be more to the story,” one supporter tweeted. “He didn’t run. He didn’t hide. He cooperated. That says something.” Others remain skeptical, pointing out that while he may not have committed murder, serious questions still remain — such as how Celeste ended up in his car in the first place.

Some online theories suggest she may have entered the car on her own or been placed there by someone else entirely, with D4vd unaware of her presence until after the fact. These possibilities, while speculative, gain traction in light of the FBI’s decision not to pursue charges—at least for now.

Ultimately, the case is far from over. Authorities continue to analyze data, interview witnesses, and await final autopsy results. But for the time being, the man at the center of the storm is not facing accusations of murder, turning this dark and complex case into an even deeper mystery.