EVERYONE IS COOKED.... from the boys to the families, police and whoever helped cover this up. But they wanted us to believe he stayed back to talk to a chick and he drowned lol. I seen right through the whole thing. And this is why they lawyered up so damn fast.
oh look at me! i’m tom holland, i’m having two major movies releasing back to back, i’m married to the most beautiful woman in the world and she’s laying on my lap, and my curls look amazing! fuck you
Minors aren't allowed to set up apple pay. Detectives need to figure out who's account she was under. Also, they should investigate her parents to see if they were getting paid by D4vd.
There is no way the defense is trying to push a narrative that a fucking 13 year old was abusing a grown man. Let me repeat this again, a THIRTEEN YEAR OLD CHILD DOMESTICALLY ABUSING A GROWN MAN. I’m starting to lose brain cells.
D4VD HEARING UPDATE:
– David Anthony Burke entered the courtroom appearing relaxed and in good spirits. He smiled and whispered with defense attorney Blair Berk, and at one point seemingly joked with the courtroom clerk about water.
– Deputy District Attorney Beth Silverman resumed Detective Farrell's testimony by establishing that Burke and Celeste Rivas Hernandez remained in regular contact through mid-March 2025 and exchanged between 8,000 and 9,000 text messages before her death. Silverman focused on conversations from April 22-26, 2025, the time period leading up to Celeste’s death, including messages about Burke's friendship with Ayisa Collins.
– Silverman then walked through the April 23 conversation in which Burke and Celeste coordinated an Uber ride to his home. The messages showed Burke ordering the ride at Celeste's request, confirming the pickup location and tracking the driver's arrival:
5:07 p.m.
D: why do i have to show u everything i get
C: ummmbecause i had ur embryo in me
C: get uber queen
C: 33070
D: getting it
C: jamieson st
Silverman asks if thats the same street her family lived on at the time. Farrell, “yes.”
D: 4 min
D: 1 min
D: hes there
8:39 p.m.
C: okkk
C: girly pop im almost there open ur door if ur homeee
D: got uu
*no movement, no emotion from david here.”
10:10 p.m.
D: gate open door unlocked
10:31 p.m.
D: uber said ur here wya?
After this, Burke repeatedly texted Celeste, asking where she was. His final messages were sent around 11:41 p.m.
– The prosecution then shifted to digital evidence. Detective Farrell testified Uber records showed the ride arrived around 10:10 p.m. Prosecutors also introduced evidence regarding cellphone movements, Burke's Tesla and a photograph of the Tesla's navigation screen showing Santa Barbara destinations, including Lake Cachuma and a Tesla Supercharger in Santa Ynez.
Defense questions investigation and age representations
– On cross-examination, Blair Berk challenged Detective Farrell's recollection of early communications between Burke and Celeste. Farrell repeatedly testified that he reviewed thousands of messages and could not remember individual conversations without reviewing Cellebrite reports. Berk also established that investigators found Celeste had represented herself as both 16 and 18 years old at different times and noted the defense had prepared its own compilation of raw iCloud message data, to which Farrell said he did review this in their messages.
– Berk introduced additional portions of the April 22-23 conversations that were not discussed during direct examination. She pointed to messages in which Celeste threatened to mutilate Burke, kill him, ruin his career, contact his mother, leak damaging information and spread information to people in his professional life. Detective Farrell agreed those messages existed and testified he did not recall seeing Celeste threaten to report Burke to police or reference participating in a criminal prosecution.
– Blair Berk questioned Farrell about the extent to which Burke and Celeste's relationship was known before April 2025. Farrell testified that Celeste's parents, relatives, friends and Burke's mother were aware of the relationship. He also confirmed Burke attended church with Celeste's family, spent time with them at malls and amusement parks, and that Celeste's parents signed a notarized travel consent form allowing Burke to take her to London in September 2024; this was all found through text message evidence. Farrell also testified Celeste attended Coachella and Burke's performances with people in Burke's circle.
– Berk attempted to question Farrell about allegations that Celeste had previously committed domestic violence against Burke and made reference to Celeste allegedly bringing up bipolar disorder, which Silverman objected. The judge ruled those topics were not relevant to the probable cause issues being considered at the preliminary hearing. This would be evidence used by defense in a trial.
– Berk seemed to be insinuating that Celeste was abusive towards David, pointing to this message sent by her:
Celeste: oh my fucken god I swear to GOD i will kill u she was in my dam seat i will strangle u to fucken death bro i will tell my dad so many fucken lies about u dead ass i will end ur career and ur life i will damage anything
– Before break, the defense concluded by focusing on the investigation into Celeste's arrival at Burke's home. Farrell testified investigators determined Burke was playing a virtual reality game with others while Celeste was traveling in the Uber. He also agreed there were no eyewitnesses who saw Celeste exit the Uber or enter the residence, no surveillance video showing either Celeste or Burke outside the home, and no witness who observed what occurred during the roughly 20-minute period investigators believe encompassed Celeste's death. Farrell further acknowledged the Uber driver had no independent recollection of the ride and could not confirm the exact drop-off time. @LAmag@conlin_lauren
The fact that they killed him and had his dead body all day while partying and enjoying themselves trying to figure out a way to cover their asses then dumped him in the water and stole his belongings…