On Sept. 8, the Los Angeles Police Department was called to a tow yard in Hollywood over reports of a foul odor coming from a vehicle. The LAPD found decomposing, dismembered, human remains, wrapped in a bag hidden in the front trunk area of a tesla registered in Hempstead, Texas, to 20-year-old, David Anthony Burke. He is known by another name as one of the hottest singer/songwriters on the planet, D4vd. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the victim and how she ended up in the Tesla owned by D4vd. The car was towed from the street in front of the house where D4vd was staying in the Hollywood Hills. When the human remains found in his car were identified, she turned out to be a  girl who went missing when she was just 13-years-old. Her name was Celeste Rivas Hernandez, from Lake Elsinore, 70 miles away from where her body was found.

Transcribe Highlights 

00:00.00 Introduction, early memories

03:03.83 Somebody caught a whiff of somethin

05:03.85 Tesla Tech might solve the crime

10:11.21 D4vd builds music career from YouTube gaming 

14:12.36 Neighbors had car towed 

18:34.04 Tesla registered to D4vd

23:18.07 Car will provide a lot of info

28:37.64 Impact of dealing with dismembered body

34:10.66 Victim went "missing" at 13

39:49.69 Post-mortem manipulation of body

43:13.34 Breaking a saw dismembering a person

48:49.73 What did victim leave behind

50:01.20 Conclusion