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Topic: d4vd

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Wednesday, 7/22, 07:44 PM

At the D4vd hearing, prosecutors turn to the singer's money for a motive

  • On the second day of a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles, prosecutors put the musician David Burke's finances in front of the court, arguing a rising career gave him reason to kill 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
  • Burke, held without bail, has not entered the trial phase; the judge is weighing whether the case goes forward.

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