Private investigator Steve Fischer mentioned what he may concerning the pending homicide case of Celeste Rivas, who was discovered deceased in a Tesla owned by D4vd.
Fischer was interviewed on Friday (October 17) on Law&Crime Sidebar with Jesse Weber after he was employed as a personal investigator by the singer’s former landlord, Mladen Trifunovic. The property proprietor was reportedly disgruntled after weeks of receiving no updates from the LAPD after Rivas’ corpse was discovered within the automobile, which was situated at a Hollywood impound lot. Rivas went lacking in April 2024, when she would have been 13 years previous.
Around the nine-minute mark of the episode beneath, Fischer stated that he hadn’t recovered any proof that something incriminating had occurred in D4vd’s home, however that he collected “evidence that helps the timeline.”
“We now have a much better understanding of when that Tesla arrived at that final parking spot,” Fischer stated, including that he had surveillance footage from neighboring homes that confirmed the automobile being moved.
Fischer additionally shared that items of proof that weren’t initially taken from the home have been recovered and given to LAPD. The investigator added that he is aware of who transported the Tesla to the impound lot, though he could not converse on the subject at size.
“I’ll say I have no evidence of a body being transferred before or after. There’s no evidence of that at all,” Fischer continued. “But I will say when it was moved to that position, it was already like that. So that car had not been used in a very long time. It was super dirty, caked on dirt.”
Fischer estimated that the Tesla was impounded in late July, and thereafter D4vd “immediately” began the Withered World Tour, which abruptly ended final month.
Elsewhere within the interview, Fischer stated that whereas he does not have perception into how Rivas died, he believes that “things changed” round January or February of this yr. He additionally speculated that Rivas might need had a drug overdose and a “bad decision” was made as to not “expose a potential relationship” between {the teenager} and the 20-year-old artist.
“But I will say this, there are some things that — and I’m talking physical evidence that was at that house — …there could have been greater plans as far as getting rid of her. And it’s scary sadistic stuff,” Fischer stated.
D4vd has since terminated his lease on the Hollywood Hills rental residence, and a suspect has not been named within the investigation.