Examination launched after corpse found in man's Tesla vehicle - Discovery of a Body in a Tesla Leads to Tour Termination
The unexpected turn of events has left fans in shock as US singer D4vd, known for his 2022 launch and over 1.5 billion Spotify streams, has canceled his entire U.S. tour and postponed the release of a deluxe version of his album.
The cancellations began with the Seattle concert, scheduled for September 8, and extended to the concerts in San Francisco and Los Angeles, including an appearance at the Grammy Museum on September 24. These events have since been removed from the respective websites due to an ongoing investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department.
The investigation stems from a tragic discovery made on September 8, when the decomposed body of a 15-year-old girl, later identified as Celeste Rivas, was found in the trunk of a Tesla at a tow yard. The Tesla, it was revealed, is registered to D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke.
A distinctive 'Shhh...' tattoo on their right index fingers links D4vd and the deceased, Celeste Rivas, who had been missing for over a year. Video footage has also emerged showing D4vd and the deceased together.
Police have searched a house linked to Burke's manager while investigations continue, with D4vd cooperating but not being considered a suspect at this time. Authorities have also searched the Los Angeles house where D4vd supposedly lived before the tour, collecting evidence.
In a statement, D4vd claimed to be 'fully cooperating with authorities.' TMZ reported that the celebrity news site was the first to break the news of the tour cancellation.
The tragic circumstances have cast a shadow over D4vd's career, which launched with the album 'Romantic Homicide.' The record label has halted promotional activities due to the ongoing investigation.
As the investigation continues, fans and the music industry eagerly await updates on this developing story.
