Prosecutors focused on blood stains and other forensic evidence Wednesday as they sought to convince a judge there is enough evidence for singer D4vd to stand trial in the stabbing death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
During the second day of D4vd’s preliminary hearing, Los Angeles police criminalists testified about collecting suspected blood and DNA samples from the singer’s garage, where prosecutors allege Burke dismembered Rivas Hernandez’s body, as well as from his Tesla, where her remains were discovered months later.
