Everyone The Internet Believes Helped D4vd Cover Up His Crimes
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The podcast episode dives into the growing internet speculation that David Anthony Burke, the singer behind the alias D4vd, had accomplices in the murder and dismemberment of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in his Tesla. While Burke was arrested and charged, the case has sparked intense online scrutiny of his inner circle—friends, managers, and associates—many of whom are now under suspicion for either knowing about the crime or aiding in its cover-up. Central to the investigation is private investigator Steve Fisher, who claims to have uncovered evidence of two other minors David was in contact with, a burn cage and chainsaw in the rental house, and surveillance footage suggesting Neil Langston, David’s close friend, may have moved the car. Fisher also alleges that David had two active leases simultaneously, implying he was managing multiple relationships with minors. The episode dissects the legal and psychological implications of these claims, including the controversial wording in the DA’s preliminary brief that David was the 'last' person to move the car—raising questions about whether others were involved. Other figures under scrutiny include David’s manager Josh Marshall, who allegedly received a tip about Celeste’s disappearance a year before her death, and touring manager Robert Morgan Roth, who reportedly told his attorney he didn’t feel responsible for calling police.
David Anthony Burke allegedly had two active rental leases simultaneously, suggesting he was managing multiple relationships with minors at once.
Steve Fisher, the PI, claims to have proof of two other minors David was in contact with, including text messages and photos, and that David had a burn cage and chainsaw in the rental house.
The DA’s preliminary brief uses the phrase 'last person to move the car' instead of 'only person,' which experts interpret as intentional ambiguity suggesting possible accomplices.
Neil Langston’s arrest in Montana, 40-minute grand jury testimony, and public statement calling himself a victim of public opinion suggest he may have received immunity in exchange for testimony.
Josh Marshall, David’s manager, allegedly received an anonymous email in February 2024 warning that Celeste Rivas was a missing person, yet publicly denied it.
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The Songs That Sparked the Conspiracy
Two songs released just before David's arrest—'Imaginary Love' and 'S asterix X'—are analyzed for their tone and lyrics, which contrast sharply with the gravity of the murder case. The songs were not by David but by his 18-year-old brother, Caleb Burke, raising questions about family involvement and the timing of the releases.
The Private Investigator's Role and the Burn Cage
Steve Fisher, the private investigator hired by the homeowner, reveals he found a burn cage and chainsaw in the rental house. He claims the items had no reasonable use and suggests the house was a crime scene, though LAPD did not conduct a full crime scene investigation.
The Two Minors and the Valentine's Day Theory
Fisher claims David was in contact with at least two other minors at the same time as Celeste, citing text messages and photos. He alleges that on Valentine’s Day 2025, David had Celeste in one house and another minor in a different house.
Neil Langston: Arrest, Testimony, and the Red Jersey
Neil Langston was arrested in Montana for failing to appear at a grand jury. The episode examines the 40-minute testimony, his public statement, and a Ring video showing a man in a red jersey moving the Tesla. Netizens speculate he may have been involved.
The July 4th Livestream and the Poop Apology
A viral clip from David’s livestream shows him apologizing for the bathroom smell, saying he just pooped two hours ago. The episode analyzes the awkwardness of the moment and whether Neil Langston’s discomfort signals guilt.
“I'm legally fine in every way. And boy, do I got all my receipts for things.”
“I think he had help. I think there's going to be other people that go down.”
“did not know the girl nor her age. May she rest in peace.”
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steve fisher
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