Shocking Evidence: D4vd's Phone Contains Disturbing Child Pornography in Murder Case

LOS ANGELES, United States (AFP) — R&B artist D4vd, currently charged with murder in connection to the death and dismemberment of a teenager, was found to have child pornography on his mobile device, a prosecutor disclosed on Thursday. The 21-year-old, whose real name is David Burke, could face the death penalty for allegedly killing Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 14-year-old whose body was discovered decomposing in his vehicle. Prosecutors claim Burke murdered and dismembered her, disposing of her remains in bags left to decay in his Tesla in the Hollywood Hills. It is believed that the young girl was in a sexual relationship with the rising star. Authorities suggest Burke took her life on April 23 of the previous year to safeguard his emerging music career after she threatened to reveal their relationship. Her severely decomposed body was located in the front trunk of his car at a towing facility in September, just days shy of what would have been her 15th birthday. During a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles, prosecutor Beth Silverman stated that a search of Burke's iPhone uncovered 'a significant amount of child pornography.' She did not provide specifics regarding the content, including whether it involved the deceased girl. The murder case has garnered international attention, with eerie similarities drawn to Burke's music, including a hit single titled 'Romantic Homicide.' Online investigators have also discovered shared appearances of the two on streaming platforms and matching