Family Seeks Justice as D4vd Faces Murder Charges

0:00On April 22, the family of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez released their first statement after singer David faced first-degree murder, charges in her death. Real name David Anthony Burke, the artist could get life in prison or even the death penalty if convicted, they thanked the Los Angeles Police Department and District Attorney's Office for their work. Prosecutors added charges for sexual acts with a minor under 14 and mutilating remains. Several circumstances include lying in wait, killing a witness in an ongoing probe, and financial gain to protect his music career. Turns out Celeste was a witness against him in a lured-axe investigation. The family called Celeste a beautiful strong girl who loved singing and dancing with Friday movie nights they cherished. They miss her deeply and just won justice. Folks in Lake Elsinore showed big support too. Burke's lawyers were at his April 20th court appearance, but the family's planned press conference got canceled. His team put out a statement denying he killed her, saying evidence will prove his innocence.

1:04As this case moves forward, everyone's eyes are on the courtroom battles ahead, with the family holding firm for answers. Music news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending and sound. I'm Corey with The Story.