There’s been news in the mysterious D4vd case. After silence from the police on the ongoing investigation into Celeste Rivas’ death, D4vd’s former landlord has launched his own investigation.
The body of 15-year-old Celeste was discovered in a Tesla registered to D4vd back in September. Police have not named him as an official suspect, but that isn’t saying much because they haven’t said much of anything.
That being said, a property D4vd was renting was searched by the police last month. The search lasted for 12 hours, with authorities using luminol to search for traces of blood. A computer was seized as evidence alongside hair samples. Soon enough, D4vd moved out of the property.
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“They are moving out this week, the moving trucks will be here soon. They’ve decided to move out because of the ongoing circumstances. They didn’t want to be there anymore,” landlord Mladen Trifunovic said, describing the situation as “very” disturbing. “Like everyone else, I want to know who is responsible for this and how a little girl’s disappearance could slip through so many layers of responsibility.”
Well, in light of literally zero news about the D4vd and Celeste Rivas case, Mladen Trifunovic is seeking answers himself.
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As per TMZ, Mladen Trifunovic is now hoping to find answers about Celeste Rivas and D4vd by conducting an investigation of his own. To do that, he’s employed the help and resources of a private investigator in Los Angeles, California.
“Our private investigator’s work is still ongoing, and I don’t have any findings to share at this time. It’s still early in the process, and I want to respect both the LAPD’s investigation and the memory of the victim,” he told the publication.
The police did not offer him information regarding the ongoing investigation, but they did respond to TMZ’s request for comment.
“This is an ongoing investigation. Once additional information is available to share with the public it will be released by Media Relations Division. If anyone has any information about this investigation, they are urged to contact Robbery-Homicide Division or LA Crime Stoppers,” the Los Angeles Police Department said.
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