Victim's family urges death penalty in D4vd case
The family of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez has called for the death penalty if D4vd, aka David Anthony Burke, is convicted of her murder. Burke is charged with killing her, with her dismembered body found in a Tesla registered to his address; he has pleaded not guilty. A civil lawsuit by Hernandez's parents claims Burke caused her wrongful death and sexual assault, alleging their relationship began when she was 13, and that Burke killed her at his home after she threatened to expose their relationship. Burke's trial is scheduled for next year, with prosecutors considering seeking the death penalty despite a current California suspension.
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