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Singer d4vd arrested on suspicion of killing a 14-year-old girl found dead in his Tesla

Singer d4vd has been arrested on suspicion of killing a 14-year-old girl whose decomposed body was found seven months ago in his apparently abandoned Tesla, authorities said Thursday, while his lawyers declared his innocence.

By Skyler SaundersPublished 5 months ago Updated 5 months ago 3 min read

21-year-old pop singer D4vd has officially been charged with murder. This is when the situation gets interesting. Without all the speculation, the authorities have found it within their powers to arrest him and charge him with homicide based on evidence.

This is the crux of the case. The bags full of decaying flesh and insects crawling all over the place set a precedent in the minds of law enforcement. Their investigation had led about seven months worth of tracking down clues and ensuring that this would be their man. The defense team, of course, proclaimed D4vd’s innocence. While reality, no bond had been spoken of at all.

Let’s just say that he is involved with the slaying of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. If he did it, he should get the chair. If he didn’t do it will his brand suffer or flourish amidst the allegations? There’s very little in the way of publicity pinning the crime on him aside from the vehicle, in which pieces of her body had been found, belonged to the singer. That’s the real point. He was on tour, but that doesn’t necessarily clear his name.

With the mounting number of witnesses that could be called to the stand, this could be a tuning point, too. While no court date has been announced, it's apparent that the singer has been stewing over this case for months. Now he’s in the hot water. For him to be taken seriously he might just go by his government name, David Burke. I hate when people use numbers for letters. So Mr. Burke is on the verge of total absolution or condemnation depending on when a jury is selected and a judge put in place. Burke seems ready to sit in a ten thousand piece suit even before he steps into the courtroom.

Even if he is acquitted this story will follow him for the rest of his life. This tragic tale has Shakespearean levels to it. Two lovers of an illegal union where one of them is found dead clearly from a murder. What is so compelling is that Burke had been waiting to experience news like this for seven months.

For all of the hype surrounding this scenario, it’s been an interesting set of events leading up to the current affair. Burke must’ve remained contemplating the entire idea of being in police custody and brought up on serious charges. It takes a lot of mental strain for someone whether they’re guilty or not, just read Crime and Punishment. But at the moment, he is completely innocent. Everything points to him being the culprit and still gets interrupted by the fact we live in a society where you are innocent until proven guilty. His mind state must be focused on who will play him in the made for TV movie streaming on a service near you.

What brings together the entire case is the notion he has the ability to breathe and Celeste does not possess that. Burke ought to be knowledgeable about the law and how it relates to his current predicament. If he is able to know his rights, he will be able to fight against the charges put over his head. The power of the justice system might shine down on him despite the shadows of doubt that linger on the stage.

Burke needs to recall his time before all of this happened, in the same way that he stepped up to perform. He’s going to be a lightning rod for the prosecution. He will attract strikes that only he and the unknown and unknowable will be able to understand.

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    Written by Skyler Saunders