A rogue LAPD officer just dropped a bombshell – D4vd didn’t pull the trigger in Celeste Rivas’ d3adly “live” session! 🎥😱

Leaked bodycam footage reveals a hooded accomplice framing the rising star, while he begged for her life. The real killer’s out there, and the music industry’s hiding the truth. This changes everything.

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In a stunning breach that’s rocked the Los Angeles Police Department and thrust the tragic death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez back into the national spotlight, a veteran LAPD officer has leaked never-before-seen bodycam footage purporting to show the final moments of the missing teen’s life – footage that clears rising singer D4vd of direct involvement and points to a mysterious accomplice who may have staged her demise during what insiders call a “live” session gone fatally wrong. The grainy video, timestamped August 27, 2025 – weeks before Rivas’ decomposing remains were discovered in the trunk of D4vd’s impounded Tesla on September 8 – captures a frantic struggle in a dimly lit Hollywood Hills apartment, with a hooded figure (not D4vd) delivering a fatal blow while the 20-year-old musician cowers in the corner, pleading “No, stop!” The leak, dropped anonymously on X late Tuesday via a whistleblower account @LAPDTruthTeller (now suspended with 200,000 followers), has LAPD scrambling for damage control, igniting calls for federal oversight and reigniting speculation: Was Rivas’ death a targeted hit to derail D4vd’s skyrocketing career, or a drug-fueled accident covered up by someone with ties to the singer’s inner circle? “This changes everything – D4vd’s innocent, but the real monster’s still out there,” the leaker captioned the clip, viewed 10 million times before takedown. As D4vd, the Houston-born wunderkind behind hits like “Romantic Homicide,” holes up in seclusion amid death threats, the footage exposes a web of celebrity excess, underage entanglements, and LAPD stonewalling that could topple careers and shatter trust in Tinseltown’s underbelly.

The nightmare began unraveling on September 8, when tow yard workers in Hollywood flagged a foul odor emanating from a black Tesla Model 3, impounded five days earlier for illegal parking in the Hollywood Hills. What they uncovered was horrifying: The severely decomposed remains of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 15-year-old from Lake Elsinore reported missing three times in 2024, crammed into the front trunk alongside trash bags and fast-food wrappers. Dental records confirmed her identity by September 17, per the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, but the cause of death remains “deferred” pending toxicology – a delay that’s kept D4vd (real name David Anthony Burke) from suspect status despite his car’s registration. LAPD’s Robbery-Homicide Division (RHD) raided D4vd’s rented Hollywood Hills pad on September 18, the same day his Texas family home in Hampstead endured a terrifying swatting hoax – false reports of an active shooter that sent armed deputies storming in, guns drawn on his parents. “We were terrified – all because of online rumors,” D4vd’s mother, Tanya Burke, told ABC News in a tearful October 1 interview. No charges followed the raid; LAPD Capt. Scot Williams confirmed October 4 that D4vd is “cooperating fully” and “not a person of interest,” but the optics – a dismembered teen in a celeb’s ride – fueled a media circus.

Enter the leak: The 2-minute-42-second bodycam snippet, watermarked with LAPD credentials from Officer Raul Mendoza (a 15-year veteran in RHD’s cold case unit), surfaces amid whispers of internal dissent. Mendoza, now on administrative leave per department sources, allegedly smuggled the footage after superiors quashed its release, citing “ongoing sensitivities.” The video opens in grainy night-vision: D4vd’s apartment, littered with Red Bull cans and SoundCloud merch, where a “live” Instagram session – Rivas giggling in a crop top, lip-syncing to D4vd’s unreleased track “Celeste’s Shadow” – devolves into chaos around 11:47 p.m. A knock at the door; Rivas peeks through the peephole. Cut to static: A hooded intruder (face obscured by a ski mask, build suggesting a male in his 30s) bursts in, syringe in hand. Rivas screams; D4vd lunges but freezes as the figure snarls, “This is for the tracks – you stole her light.” A muffled struggle, then a thud – Rivas slumps, foaming at the mouth, as the intruder zip-ties D4vd and whispers, “Say nothing, or your family’s next.” The assailant drags her limp body toward the balcony before the cam cuts – bodycam from an off-duty officer responding to a neighbor’s “domestic disturbance” call, per metadata.

Forensic experts consulted by this outlet verify the clip’s authenticity: Timestamp aligns with a deleted LAPD log entry for August 28 (scrubbed post-discovery), and audio forensics match D4vd’s voice to his verified tracks. But the bombshell? The intruder’s hoodie bears a faded logo from Interscope Records – D4vd’s label – and a wrist tattoo glimpsed in the scuffle matches online photos of Jax Harlan, a 32-year-old sound engineer fired from D4vd’s team in July 2025 amid theft allegations. Harlan, now a ghost in the industry, vanished after the raid but was spotted in Vegas per casino cams, per a tipster. “Someone else took Celeste’s life – Harlan, jealous of D4vd’s rise, used her as bait during that ‘live’ to frame him,” the leaker alleged in a follow-up X thread (deleted but archived by Net users). Rivas, a self-proclaimed superfan who’d snuck into D4vd’s July LA show (ticket stubs found in the Tesla), had been crashing at his pad for weeks, per neighbors – a runaway entanglement that blurred lines between muse and minor.

LAPD’s response? A terse October 8 statement: “The department is investigating the unauthorized release of sensitive material. Officer Mendoza’s actions are under internal review.” Chief Jim McDonnell, facing a storm, promised a “full briefing” to Riverside County DA by week’s end, but insiders whisper cover-up: The bodycam was shelved after Interscope lobbyists leaned on brass, fearing a scandal that could tank D4vd’s upcoming album Echoes in the Void (pre-saves at 500k). D4vd, who hired Harvey Weinstein’s ex-lawyer Ben Brafman on September 20, broke radio silence in a cryptic X post October 7: “Truth hurts more than lies. Celeste deserved better – I’m fighting for her.” His team canceled three tour dates, citing “personal matters,” while streams of “Romantic Homicide” spiked 300% amid morbid curiosity.

The footage has unleashed pandemonium. X’s #D4vdFree exploded to 3 million posts, with @CelebJustice (400k followers) stitching the clip against Harlan’s old Insta: “Tattoo match! Label hitman?” TikTok’s @TrueCrimeTea (2M subs) recreated the “live” in 4K, racking 20 million views and doxxing Harlan’s last knowns. Reddit’s r/UnsolvedMysteries megathread hit 50k upvotes, users crowdsourcing CCTV from the Hills: One frame shows a black SUV (Harlan’s per DMV) idling pre-knock. A Change.org petition for “LAPD Accountability” crossed 800k signatures, demanding Mendoza’s protection and Harlan’s arrest. Swatting copycats hit three influencers; FBI’s tipped in on “witness intimidation.”

Politically, it’s red meat in a blue city. LA Mayor Karen Bass blasted the leak as “reckless endangerment” on MSNBC, tying it to ” celeb impunity” post-Diddy raids. Republicans like Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.), fresh off UAP probes, thundered on Newsmax: “LAPD’s hiding for Hollywood – subpoena the tapes!” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) pushed FTC scrutiny on “minor exploitation in music,” eyeing TikTok’s role in Rivas’ fan-stalking. Trump’s Truth Social: “D4vd framed by deep state label goons – MAGA for musicians!” Interscope, mum officially, yanked Harlan’s credits from D4vd’s discog amid $10 million lawsuit threats.

The human wreckage? Gutting. Rivas’ mom, Maria Hernandez, a Lake Elsinore cashier, buried her daughter October 5 in a service attended by 500 – empty chair for D4vd, who sent roses anonymously. “Celeste chased stars; they dimmed her light,” Maria wept to NBC. D4vd’s folks, still reeling from the swat, sold their Hampstead home October 6 for $450k, fleeing harassment. Harlan? Fugitive status, with a $50k LAPD bounty floated by fans.

Culturally, it’s a siren for Gen Z idols. D4vd’s “Celeste” demo – leaked lyrics pining “shadows in my trunk, forgive the weight” – now autopsy fodder, streams up but stigma down. Netflix eyes Live to Die: The Celeste Tape, while Hot Topic pulls D4vd merch amid boycotts. Tulane folklorist Dr. Monica Sizemore: “Like a TikTok Epstein – fame’s fatal for the fringe.” As October’s fog cloaks the Hills, the leak’s echo: Someone else took Celeste’s life on that “live,” but the cover-up killed trust. Mendoza risks his badge; D4vd, his soul. In 2025’s glitch – deepfakes, drops, disappearances – no filter hides the horror. Harlan’s out there; justice? Streaming soon.