D4vd Death: Body Found in Tesla During LAPD Investigation

by Emma Walker – News Editor

Body Found​ in Impounded ⁢Tesla Registered to ​rising⁢ Artist d4vd

Los Angeles,​ CA – Authorities are ⁢investigating the death of an individual discovered inside a Tesla vehicle impounded in Los⁣ Angeles, which‌ has been ⁢identified as registered to musician d4vd. The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed the incident​ occurred on⁢ September 8, 2024, and a​ homicide inquiry is underway.

The ‍finding casts a shadow over the burgeoning career of ⁢the 20-year-old singer-songwriter, known for hits like “Here With Me” and his recently released debut album, ⁤ WITHERED. While police have not yet confirmed d4vd’s direct involvement, the vehicle’s registration to the⁣ artist has prompted ⁢widespread media attention and raised ⁢questions about the circumstances surrounding the death. The investigation is focused on determining ​the cause of death‌ and establishing a timeline of events leading up to the discovery.

According to LAPD officials, the Tesla was impounded several days⁣ prior for reasons that remain undisclosed. During a routine⁣ inventory check of the‌ vehicle, personnel located the deceased individual.the identity of the victim is currently being withheld ⁣pending notification of next of kin.

d4vd, whose real name is‌ David Castillo, gained‌ prominence through independently released music on platforms like TikTok, quickly amassing a dedicated fanbase.His debut album, WITHERED, released in April 2024, featured a collaboration⁤ with Kali⁤ Uchis ⁣and showcased his signature blend of introspective lyrics and atmospheric production. He is currently on his “Withered World ⁤Tour,” ‌with upcoming dates scheduled across Europe and Australia. A deluxe ​edition of WITHERED is slated ‍for release on September 19, 2024.

The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are urging anyone with information related to the case to come forward.⁣ This incident introduces a somber turn to d4vd’s rising trajectory, perhaps impacting his tour schedule and future releases as the legal process unfolds.

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