David Burke, known by the stage name D4vd, is behind bars in Los Angeles County after allegedly killing a teenage girl. Prosecutors allege Burke, 21, killed Celeste Rivas Hernandez, 14, when she threatened to reveal their sexual relationship. Investigators believe Burke then used a chainsaw to dismember Celeste's body in his rental home's garage. Law&Crime's Jesse Weber and retired detective Matt Irvine discuss newly unearthed video that shows Burke apparently apologizing to his friends for the "bad smell" in the house, just weeks after Celeste died.

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D4vd Apologized for Home's 'Bad Smell' Weeks After Alleged Dismemberment: Report