Break in Celeste Rivas Case: Cause of Death to be Determined Soon

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The Los Angeles County medical examiner's office is on the verge of determining the cause of death in the Celeste Rivas case, potentially bringing closure to the family and investigators. Private investigator Steve Fischer, who was hired by D4vd's former landlord, has been tracking the case and believes that a determination could be made within the next ten days. Fischer's update suggests that the cause of death, currently listed as deferred, may be revealed around November 10, although this may not necessarily mean the full autopsy report will be completed.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Los Angeles County medical examiner's office is yet to determine the cause of death in the Celeste Rivas case, with it currently listed as deferred.
  • Private investigator Steve Fischer, hired by D4vd's former landlord, believes that the cause of death may be determined within the next ten days.
  • Fischer expects an initial classification of the cause and manner of death, which could include homicide, natural causes, suicide, accidental, or undetermined.
  • Fischer earlier suggested that Rivas may have died of an accidental overdose, but this is not yet confirmed.
  • The LAPD has stated that there may not be any foul play involved in Rivas' death.
  • D4vd's team has claimed that the singer is cooperating with the investigation.

Statistics:

  • The body of Celeste Rivas was found in the trunk of a Tesla belonging to D4vd on September 8.
  • The car had been towed from Hollywood Hills before the gruesome discovery.
  • The Los Angeles County medical examiner's office has not yet determined the cause of death, with it currently listed as deferred.
  • The LAPD has stated that they cannot proceed with the case as a homicide investigation unless a cause of death is determined.

Sources:

  • Steve Fischer, private investigator hired by D4vd's former landlord, via X (verified account).
  • Official statement from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
  • Official statement from the Los Angeles County medical examiner's office.
  • Hindustan Times (HT Digital Content Services).