New and Gruesome Details in D4vd Investigation

Summary

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Podcast Summary: "New and Gruesome Details in D4vd Investigation"

Podcast: Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present
Host: iHeartPodcasts
Episode Date: November 23, 2025

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Overview

In this episode, Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes provide a harrowing update on the investigation surrounding singer D4vd (David Anthony Burke), who has become a suspect following the discovery of the decomposed and dismembered body of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 14-year-old girl, in the trunk of his car. The hosts break down the disturbing details emerging from recent leaks and official police reports, examine inconsistencies, and analyze public reaction, all the while repeatedly returning to the unanswered questions at the center of the case.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. New Developments and Escalating Details

• Initial Discovery: In September, a decomposed and dismembered body was found in the trunk of D4vd’s Tesla SUV in Southern California. At first, details were sparse from LAPD. ([03:35–04:32])
• Identification and Timeline:
  • The body was identified as Celeste Rivas Hernandez, reportedly just shy of her 15th birthday. Discovery date: Sept 8; her birthday: Sept 7. ([06:40–07:03])
  • Reports now suggest she may have died as early as April, implying her remains were stored for months before being found. ([05:26])
• Body Storage: Police suspect the body was dismembered and frozen for a prolonged period, which explains the delayed decomposition and lack of odor at first. ([04:32–05:26])

"What we're hearing now is it seems as though she was dismembered and then frozen... perhaps those frozen body parts were moved into the front trunk of his Tesla SUV and they literally started to melt."
—Amy Robach [05:00–06:20]

2. D4vd’s Status and Public Reaction

• Suspect Status: D4vd is now officially listed as a suspect.
• Tour and Public Appearances: He continued to tour immediately after the body was found and after identification; only after public and media connection to the case did he cancel remaining dates. ([08:21–10:17])
• Silence: D4vd has made no personal statements; only initial comments from his representatives stated cooperation with police, which law enforcement now disputes. ([10:51–11:08])

"We have not heard a peep out of him personally. Not a peep, a comment about any of this."
—TJ Holmes [10:37–10:51]

3. Forensic and Investigative Hurdles

• Cause of Death: Reports differ—TMZ claimed it may never be determined, but local outlets cite the medical examiner expects results in "days to weeks," at which point the investigation would "move quickly". ([11:08–12:19])
• Challenges: Initial confusion about the body’s gender due to decomposition; speculation centers on toxicology reports which could rule out or bolster charges. ([12:19–14:07])

"As soon as they determine that cause of death, things will start moving quickly. That was the quote they gave an investigator telling their reporter."
—Amy Robach [11:39–12:19]

4. Gruesome Specifics

• Condition of Remains: The body was reportedly decapitated, limbs cut off (themselves further dismembered), torso intact.
• Police Theories: Due to the body’s condition, police believe the dismemberment was likely not the work of a single person. ([22:02–22:45])

"Police have said it was... because of the way her body was dismembered, they don't think one person could have done it alone."
—Amy Robach [22:02–22:45]

5. Motive, Logic, and Alternative Narratives

• Puzzling Behavior: Why would someone conceal a body for months, only to leave it in their own car parked near their home while going on tour?
• Possibility of a Frame or Accomplice:
  • Could someone else have moved the body to the car in his absence to frame him or out of malice?
  • Theory arises from Robach: "Nobody is that dumb."
• Previous Disruptions: Celeste had been reported missing multiple times from ages 11–13, indicating pre-existing turmoil in her life. ([24:32–24:42])

"Nobody is that dumb... that is the best defense I have heard for the possibility of him having nothing to do with anything."
—TJ Holmes [21:01–21:49]

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Memorable Quotes and Moments

• On the Incomprehensible Brutality:

  • "I can't get my head around who has that in them to do that to any human body? But to go through all that work... to then put it in a car registered to you?"
    —Amy Robach [22:02–23:37]

• On the Case's Tragedy:

  • "A tragedy before the tragedy. It was. God, this poor girl."
    —TJ Holmes [24:42]

• On Suspect’s Presumed Innocence:

  • "He is an innocent man until otherwise proven guilty. But it's a fascinating case. It's a sad one. It's a tragic one. It was tragic before this young girl died."
    —TJ Holmes [23:37–24:32]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• First Detailed Recap & Newest Gruesome Updates: [03:15–06:26]
• Victim's Identity and Timeline: [06:40–08:21]
• D4vd’s Name, Age, and Career Context: [07:42–08:21]
• Post-Discovery Tour Details: [08:21–10:17]
• Discussion of Silence/Public Reaction: [10:17–11:08]
• Contradictory Theories on Cause of Death: [11:08–12:19]
• Explanation of Forensic and Investigative Issues: [12:19–14:07]
• Defense: “Nobody Is that Dumb” and Possible Frame-Up: [20:54–23:37]
• Celeste’s Troubled History and Final Reflections: [24:32–24:42]

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Conclusion and Ongoing Questions

The episode highlights the dizzying combination of horror, speculation, and unresolved questions in the D4vd investigation. Amy and T.J. balance empathy for the victim with fair reminders of due process, dissecting both the evidence and the illogic that complicates assumptions about guilt. As new forensic updates loom, the hosts promise to closely follow developments in what has become a particularly confounding and disturbing case.

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For future updates and in-depth analysis, stay tuned to Amy & T.J. Robach Present.

Transcript

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[TJ Holmes]

Hey there, folks. It is Sunday, November 23, and it has been a week of fast moving and pretty gruesome developments and updates in the case of singer David, who had a teenage girl's dead and dismembered body found in the trunk of his car. And with that welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. We. I mean, this story sounded weird from the very beginning, and now it gets, in some cases weirder and more gruesome.

[Amy Robach]

It. It absolutely has. And just when you think that you've heard the worst detail, you get more trickling out. And I think that's been the tough, one of the tough parts about this case. We heard in September a young teenage girl's decomposed and dismembered body was found in the trunk of David's car. And then there was nothing, I mean, almost no information coming out of the lapd. And now once we've gotten the confirmation that David Singer. David is in fact a suspect, now we're starting to get more information coming out. And the, the details we got over the weekend were exceptionally tough to hear.

[TJ Holmes]

Well, people were wondering, quite frankly, I am not necessarily surprised by some of the details because it fits with the story we got at the beginning. They just didn't fill in any blanks. Right, right. So now I'm hearing, okay, she was, the way she was decomposing, she was dismembered. And now the new updates we're getting, robes and we're going to get into is that she was possibly, they believe, frozen her dismembered body parts at some point. So robes, yes, all this is gruesome and awful, but it fits with some of the, the little information we had, which is that they thought she was dead for a while before she was found. That would explain why maybe, God, again, this is gruesome. Maybe there wasn't an odor initially coming from the car. It's awful to say that's what we're dealing with.

[Amy Robach]

It is, you have to actually take it for the facts in this case. So we started hearing that police initially said this has been a body that has been decomposing for weeks. Now they're saying months. Now there are reports that she may have died as early as the spring. Like we're talking April. So if her body hasn't been discovered until September where has it been? Where has it been? And so what we're hearing. Yeah, what we're hearing now is it seems as though she was dismembered and then frozen. And for whatever reason it did time out with David then having to leave for his scheduled tour. But then it's believed that perhaps those frozen body parts were moved into the front trunk of his Tesla SUV and that they literally started to melt. And once it became unfrozen, the smell happened pretty quickly.

[TJ Holmes]

Nothing you could do to cover that up. But if someone's been dead for that long, there's no what do you do? How do you store a body? So like I said, some of the details now seem to fit. And folks will take you back. This is September 8th.

[Amy Robach]

Yes, I believe she was discovered, her birthday was September 7th. So her body was discovered on September 8th.

[TJ Holmes]

And we're talking about, and make sure I get this right, robes. 14 year old Celeste Reavist because her birthday was the day. What'd you say September 7th was?

[Amy Robach]

Her birthday. Her. That would have been her 14th. Sorry, her 15th birthday.

[TJ Holmes]

And police do not believe she made it to her 15th birthday.

[Amy Robach]

Absolutely not.

[TJ Holmes]

And, but you will see plenty of articles out there and maybe you understand why it said fifteen year old. Fifteen year old. Fifteen year old. I know there's. What's the difference? Fourteen, fifteen. It is a difference. It really is in fourteen and fifteen. Ten to eleven. Eleven to twelve. I mean it's. He's a fourteen year old child. But she was found in the trunk of a Tesla Southern California. The car is registered to singer David. And I always keep explaining, we do how his name is Spel for the sake of performing. I think it makes a difference because people might recognize it if they saw it and might not recognize us. Just saying David.

[Amy Robach]

Right? D4V D goes by David. We even talked about how we just said deforvid so we can remember how it's spelled. But he's even joked before all of this came up, he had done some interviews and he joked about how some people actually only knew his name based on seeing it on Spotify or, or seeing it show up on some streaming service. And so some people actually really did believe his name was DeForvit. And he said, you know what, I answer to it. So he, he's even joked about the fact that I didn't realize that he knows some people don't even know his name. The way it's spelled is pronounced David. His actual given name is David Anthony BURKE and he's 20 years old.

[TJ Holmes]

YOUNG kid and on the way up. Considered a top rising star in many circles. I keep saying neo soul the right way to describe some of music. But he got popular on social media, started going viral on TikTok. Has put together a career, a tour, fans. He was on his way up at 20 years old. We mentioned her body was found in the trunk of a car registered to him September 8th. He was on tour at the time. Do I have right robes? With my recall, how soon after the discovery did he get back on stage?

[Amy Robach]

The next night.

[TJ Holmes]

I didn't know if it was the same actually.

[Amy Robach]

You know what? Let me, Let me, let me take that back. He got back on stage the night after her body. Her identity was confirmed. The body was found and he kept touring. It wasn't until it took. It took. Authorities. This is just. Oh, this. Oh, this is tough to say, but just to give a clear picture of just how bad the condition was at this body. Initially police didn't even know if it was male or female. They didn't know the gender of the body. So it took them several days, up to a week, I believe, for them to be able to. To actually identify the remains. And when they named her as Celeste Rivas Hernandez, he still went on stage the following day. And then after that, he ended up slowly canceling the rest of his tour because a lot of folks immediately connected her name with him. They started pointing to those photos. They saw the song he has that Celeste. And certainly people in his inner circle said that the girl in the photos released by her family resembled the girl who he was with. They thought she was 19. They thought she was much older. And so when that. As soon as her name became public, it took. He still went on stage the next day, but that's when he canceled his tour.

[TJ Holmes]

The Internet sleuths really got to work and there were several things you pointed out I was. You just said some that triggered another memory. Oh, his. His family was saying that he. She not his family. Her family didn't a couple of them name and say she had a boyfriend and named David. Dating.

[Amy Robach]

Yes. So immediately there was a connection.

[TJ Holmes]

So people start putting this stuff together. He finally stops his tour and do I have right. Forgive me, Ro, I keep leaning on you if I'm forgetting something because I think this is right. We have not heard a peep out of him personally. Not a peep, a comment about any of this.

[Amy Robach]

Not one thing. Only from his reps initially that he was cooperating with police. And now we hear the very opposite from the police. They have formally and officially and told many news outlets that David Singer. David is no longer cooperating with them.

[TJ Holmes]

Okay. He may, or I should say, they may never find out. They're saying. Another headline we were getting, Rhodes is that at least I think it was TMZ reporting that they have a direct source related to this investigation that's telling them that they might not be able to ever determine the cause of death for Celeste Reavis. But you just saw a totally different reporting, was it not, from ABC out in LA about a determination of cause of death?

[Amy Robach]

Yes. So ABC7 out in LA, KTLA absolutely said that they are hearing this from the medical examiner's office, that they believe the cause of death will be determined in the next days to weeks. So it won't be immediate, but they believe that within the next days or weeks, we will get a cause of death. And as soon as they say. Investigators told their reporter, as soon as they determine that cause of death, things will start moving quickly. That was the quote they gave an investigator telling their reporter. Once we get the cause of death from the medical examiner, things will start to move quickly. Okay.

[TJ Holmes]

Well, it took them a while to confirm this was a homicide. Right. This is a. A body that has been chopped up. They say decapitated. The limbs were cut off. The torso is intact. Forgive me, y', all, but these are just the reporting and the facts of what's out there. Limbs cut off. And the limbs were actually in pieces as well. I was struck Rose, very early on. Her funeral was quite some time back, and they released her remains to the family. And I'm wondering, how do they determine a cause of death if they have released. They must be done in some way. And I was trying to figure out how they could still be working on that. That must mean, are there no physical wounds?

[Amy Robach]

That would be one way to look at it. The other, the other idea that folks have floated out there in terms of what investigators are looking for and certainly the medical examiner is a toxicology report. Those do take a lot longer. But the other thought is, could she have overdosed and then someone panicked? So could she. So if they can determine that there were a certain amount of potentially lethal drugs in her system within the tissue that they were able to test, could that then perhaps rule out a murder charge? But obviously, someone dismembered her body, someone placed it in a freezer or in some way to buy time, and someone put it in that vehicle. So I think the toxicology report might, if anything, rule out an overdose or something else that could be explained away. And if you don't have any sort of chemical inside of you that says, hey, this could have been it's I'm guessing they is they might end up just having to like rule out what could have happened to try and figure out what did happen.

[TJ Holmes]

I don't know how they, how they're piecing this and how they're going to do this, but it is possible. And there are cases and there's a current one going on right now where guys arguing Yep, I cut my wife up, but I didn't kill her. I mean, so people, you if you can't prove a murder, somebody would much rather go to jail for one to three years for dismembering a body than for the rest of your life for murder. So that's an option. And maybe he had nothing to do with any of this. Robes, you innocent till proven guilty. But good God, all this stuff is stacking up and he's not speaking, so people are filling in blanks, which is awful. But he might be getting involved. Advised by a damn good lawyer not to say a thing. But Robes, you said something to me. It was the first time I thought, oh, maybe he didn't do it. That is the best reasoning I have heard so far. And folks, stay here. I will tell you what Robox said to me earlier that finally made me think, okay, maybe he's innocent. Stay here.

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[TJ Holmes]

All right, we continue now here on Amy and TJ Robes. I didn't know where this story was going to go, but we've been covering singer David since September. When it came out, we weren't familiar with him or his music. But we have been familiar following this case with intrigue from the very beginning. And here we are now with a We got nothing. And now it seems like we're getting so much with yes, trickling. But these are some pretty earth shattering details that are coming out there.

[Amy Robach]

Have been daily headlines ever since police acknowledged that David, in fact is a suspect in the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. And once that became known, an official reporters are having better luck, I guess, so to speak to get investigators to give them some information because everyone's running to their sources to find out exactly what the latest is. And yes, we got some pretty gruesome details about what happened after Celeste Rivas death. We don't know how she died yet, but we know what happened to her body afterwards. And they are tough details to process. And yes, it did start to raise some questions about if you've been able to get away with. And I hate to say it that way, but she'd been missing for a year and a half and if she hadn't been found and even though people were looking for her, somehow it was all still under the radar. It didn't feel like there was any pressure. So now, okay, something happens. I don't know how she died, but if you've been able to hide her body for months, why then put her body somewhere where it would be directly attributable to you?

[TJ Holmes]

And there it is, folks. When you said that to me, I said nobody is that dumb.

[Amy Robach]

Not even a 20 year old.

[TJ Holmes]

Nope. When you, I swear to you, that might sound wild. That is the best defense I have heard for the possibility of him having nothing to do with anything is that no one in God's green earth. The car. I'm going to put this dead teenager in the trunk of my car and park that car on a prominent street a block from where I'm living. No, nobody does that in a car.

[Amy Robach]

Registered to me with legal plates. Yeah, from Texas, where I'm from. Vin number goes straight to me. And I'm gonna go put it a block from my home and go on tour. Then I'm gonna go on tour and think no one's gonna notice.

[TJ Holmes]

I mean, things that when you said, I say, oh, obviously nobody is that stupid. And by that I'm telling you that is the best case I have heard for why there's gotta be something else going on.

[Amy Robach]

The only other thing I thought about, well. Cause here's the deal. Obviously whoever did this to her body, I can't get my head around who has that in them to do that to any human body? But to go through all that work with what police. Police have said it was. And I don't even need to know how. But they just said because of the way her body was dismembered, they don't think one person could have done it alone. So whatever that means. You've gone through this much work and now you've hidden the body in a freezer. Now you're leaving to go on tour for months. Not just in the country, in this country, but you're going to Europe.

[TJ Holmes]

Oh, yeah.

[Amy Robach]

Okay. You're gonna go ahead and just now take that and put it in a car. That makes no sense. But I'm now thinking accomplices. I'm not thinking riffs. I'm not thinking. He thinks if it's. If it's even David, if he thinks it's safe in a freezer in a home that he's paying rent on that he's not there for, who's going to disturb it? Who's going to do anything with it? I'm the only. Oh, wait, there's an accomplice, according to police. Could he have angered somebody enough where they said, I know how to ruin his life. I know how to really. I know how to make somebody pay the ultimate price. And they could have then taken what he thought was safely in a freezer or a refrigerator and then put it in his car, knowing it would directly link him. Could it be a setup? Could it be someone trying to frame him? Or could it be somebody who he upset?

[TJ Holmes]

Or. It's wild. We all these scenarios trying to explain any scenario that makes sense. What if somebody didn't do their job and they were supposed to take care of that car while he was gone and they never got it off the street or never got around to it? It didn't take. Oh, I don't know. Maybe they didn't know the urgency. Maybe he told them to pick it up and didn't say, what was that? Who the. All of this assumes his involvement. But I'm telling you, Robes, that argument you make, nobody is that stupid. Is the best argument I could hear for why he's an innocent man and he is right now. That needs to be said at the beginning, the middle and the end. He is an innocent man until otherwise proven guilty. But it's a fascinating case. It's a sad one. It's a tragic one. It was tragic before this young girl died. Missing since 11. As early as 11 or 12, she's.

[Amy Robach]

Gone missing apparently been reported missing up to four times up until her 13th year. So, yes, there. There was a lot of disruption and upheaval in her life.

[TJ Holmes]

A tragedy before the tragedy. It was. God, this poor girl. But, folks, we'll keep our eyes on this one. We always appreciate you spending some time with us. For now. I'm TJ Holmes, alongside my partner, Amy Robach. We'll talk to y' all real, real soon.

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