D4vid NO Longer Cooperating With Police + Celeste’s Family Got CHILLING Call Before Body Was Found | HO~

The disappearance and tragic death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez has gripped Southern California for months, sparking an outpouring of community support and raising troubling questions about the investigation, the people involved, and the chilling phone call her family received before her body was discovered.

Now, as pop singer D4vd (David Burke) reportedly stops cooperating with police, Celeste’s loved ones and online sleuths are desperate for answers—and justice.

A Community Mobilizes

Since Celeste was first reported missing on Valentine’s Day 2024, her case has galvanized thousands online and in her Riverside County neighborhood. The family’s GoFundMe has drawn donations from across the country, while amateur investigators have combed TikTok, YouTube, and Discord for clues, piecing together timelines and connections that law enforcement has yet to publicly confirm.

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department acknowledged Celeste’s missing person report, but quickly referred all questions to the LAPD. Details remain scarce: it’s unclear how many times Celeste vanished or was returned home, and whether authorities ever fully understood the circumstances of her repeated disappearances.

The Last Sighting—and a Missing Piece

Surveillance footage from Delago Spirits, a local store, shows a girl matching Celeste’s description walking down the street in a dark sweater and light pants at 7:00 a.m. on March 19th, 2024.

Store owner Ellie Nadal provided the video to Celeste’s family, convinced it was her. He believes she got into a vehicle just out of frame, but law enforcement never contacted him for the footage—a detail that has fueled criticism of the investigation.

Family friend Alonzo says Celeste returned to Lake Elenor at least twice in the past year, once on her own and once with police. But the timeline is fuzzy, and the family remains haunted by unanswered questions.

A CHILLING Phone Call

The mystery deepened when Celeste’s mother received a call from an unidentified person who told her to “stop looking for her, she’s fine.” The caller urged the family to take down social media posts about Celeste’s disappearance. Fearing for their safety, relatives complied, removing pleas for help and retreating from public view.

Who made the call? Was it someone close to D4vd, or another figure in Celeste’s circle? The family still doesn’t know, and the chilling message has become a focal point of online speculation.

The Connection to D4vd

Throughout the ordeal, one name kept surfacing: David Burke, known professionally as D4vd, a rising R&B singer with millions of followers. Celeste’s brother, Matthew Reba, told NBC Los Angeles that the family knew about Celeste’s relationship with Burke. He says Celeste disappeared while on her way to see a movie with him, but never returned.

Spanish-language sources told The US Sun that the family was aware of their connection, but remain frustrated by the lack of police action. “I still don’t know a lot, but I don’t understand why the police didn’t do more,” said one insider.

A Pattern of Disappearances

For years, Celeste’s life was marked by repeated disappearances and returns. Sometimes she came home on her own, sometimes with police. But crucial questions linger: Did authorities ever ask her what happened? Did they offer support or protection? The family says police involvement was inconsistent, and that Celeste’s vulnerable situation was never fully addressed.

D4vd’s Cooperation Ends

Early in the investigation, law enforcement sources said D4vd was cooperating with police after Celeste’s body was found in the trunk of his Tesla. But that cooperation appears to have ended. Multiple sources now confirm that Burke has retained a lawyer and is no longer speaking to investigators.

Legal experts say this is standard advice for anyone under suspicion, but for Celeste’s family and the public, it raises uncomfortable questions. If D4vd has nothing to hide, why not help police? Why the sudden silence?

Two Celestes, Two Davids

The case has been further complicated by confusion over identities. Online sleuths uncovered two young women named Celeste—one, Celeste Herrera, is 23 and frequently interacts with D4vd on social media. The other, Celeste Rivas Hernandez, was just 14 when she died.

Video footage and music videos have fueled speculation. In the deleted “Summer Uptown” video, viewers believe they spotted the younger Celeste, disguised with glasses and a jacket. Was D4vd trying to create plausible deniability? Or was it simply a tragic coincidence?

Similarly, D4vd has cultivated two personas: his public self and an alter ego named Atami, inspired by anime and manga. Atami, meaning “pain” in Japanese, is depicted as a blindfolded agent of chaos in his music videos—a motif that has taken on a disturbing resonance in light of recent events.

Disturbing Social Media Posts

D4vd’s online presence is filled with dark, emotionally charged content. Posts about jealousy, toxic relationships, and violence now read as chilling in retrospect. In one deleted post, he wrote: “Me watching her scream after I poured boiling water on her after she told a boy happy birthday because why you happy he made it another year.” Other posts reference toxic girlfriends, jealousy, and cannibalistic fantasies.

Discord messages from February 2023 reveal a fascination with gore and psychological drama. “I use it to desensitize myself,” D4vd wrote. “I watch gore to disconnect the part of my brain that feels empathy to the wrong things.”

Celeste herself was seen wearing a ring with “David” tattooed on the inside of her finger, a detail that has become central to online theories about their relationship.

The Investigation Stalls

Despite mounting evidence and intense public scrutiny, the investigation has stalled. The medical examiner’s office still lists Celeste’s case as “deferred.” Her body, found in an advanced state of decomposition, is ready to be released—but the cause and manner of death remain undetermined.

Forensic experts say the delay suggests there were no obvious signs of trauma, such as stabbing or gunshot wounds. Theories range from overdose to strangulation, both of which can be difficult to confirm after decomposition sets in. Toxicology results may provide answers, but they take time.

A Family’s Desperate Search for Justice

Celeste’s family and supporters are sickened by the lack of progress. “What’s heartbreaking is that this case has played out in the public spotlight for years. Yet, no one has gone to jail or even been seriously questioned,” said one insider.

From the time Celeste was 10 or 11, she was allegedly involved with someone much older—someone who became a grown man while she was still a child. Ultimately, she lost her life at 14.

Online, accusations have spread to others in D4vd’s circle, including his cameraman, “Wonderboy,” who is alleged to have a history of inappropriate behavior with underage girls. The community is demanding accountability, but so far, no arrests have been made.

The Waiting Game

As the investigation drags on, Celeste’s family is left with more questions than answers. They are haunted by the chilling phone call, the confusion over her relationship with D4vd, and the lack of closure from authorities. The medical examiner’s final report may hold the key, but until then, the community waits—and wonders.

What Comes Next?

The Celeste Rivas Hernandez case is a stark reminder of the gaps in our systems for protecting vulnerable teens. It also exposes the limits of social media sleuthing and the frustration of families who feel abandoned by law enforcement.

With D4vd no longer cooperating and the investigation at a standstill, the fight for justice continues online and in the community. Supporters urge anyone with information to come forward, and forensic experts say new developments could still emerge from toxicology or digital evidence.

For now, Celeste’s family grieves, the community rallies, and the world watches—hoping for answers, and demanding accountability.