Private Investigator Reveals New Timeline Details in Celeste Rivas Hernandez Case
Los Angeles – New details have emerged in the investigation surrounding the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose remains were found in the trunk of a Tesla registered to singer D4vd, as revealed by the private investigator hired by the owner of the Hollywood Hills home the artist once rented.
Steve Fischer, the private investigator, stated in an interview that while D4vd’s manager, Josh Marshall, leased the property, his team has been working to establish a timeline of events. “We don’t have any evidence that anything happened to Celeste at that house, but there’s definitely evidence that we’ve collected that helps the timeline,” Fischer explained. He added that surveillance footage shows the Tesla being moved and that the vehicle appeared to have been unused for an extended period before being discovered. This case has garnered significant public attention due to D4vd’s rising musical career and the tragic circumstances of Hernandez’s death.
Fischer revealed he knows who drove the Tesla to its final parking spot on Bluebird Avenue, attributing this knowledge to the abundance of surveillance cameras in the neighborhood. He also noted discrepancies in the vehicle’s usage, stating it was “super dirty” in late July despite previous reports and social media posts indicating frequent use. Further investigation uncovered that a second Tesla was parked in the garage when the search warrant was served, leased beginning February 1st. The Los Angeles Police Department is currently leading the criminal investigation, and more information about forensic evidence can be found at the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Despite collecting thousands of photos and videos placing individuals at the Hollywood Hills home, Fischer’s team has yet to find evidence that Hernandez was ever present at the residence, suggesting she may have stayed elsewhere. The last confirmed photos of Hernandez were taken on January 2, 2025. Authorities continue to investigate, and the Los Angeles County District Attorney stated they are unable to comment until the case is presented to their office.
