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D4vd’s garage had signs of blood where girl’s body was likely cut up, expert testifies

Forensic testimony regarding bloodstains and evidence found in a Tesla has taken center stage during the ongoing preliminary hearing for musician D4vd.

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Testimony from an LAPD criminalist detailed the detection of possible bloodstains in the garage and the presence of odor-masking agents in the Tesla where the remains of Celeste Rivas Hernandez were discovered. Coverage from outlets including AP News, BBC, and CBS News highlights the defense’s scrutiny of the forensic process, specifically questioning the extent of DNA testing conducted on tools and the vehicle.

Reports from Yahoo, LAmag, and ABC7 note that the prosecution is actively building a timeline concerning the relationship between the accused and Rivas Hernandez. Ongoing proceedings are expected to continue addressing the evidentiary findings collected by investigators.

Future testimony will likely further explore the timeline of events and the specific forensic links between the items recovered and the victim.

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What evidence was found in D4vd's Tesla?

According to coverage, investigators discovered the body of Celeste Rivas Hernandez along with undergarments, air fresheners, and evidence that triggered odor testimony from a criminalist.

What is the defense contesting in the case?

Defense lawyers have questioned why additional DNA testing was not performed on items including chain saws and the car involved in the case.

What is the current status of the legal proceedings?

The case is currently in its third day of preliminary hearings, with a focus on forensic evidence and the relationship history between D4vd and the victim.

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