David's Brother's Songs & New Clues in Celeste Rivera's Murder Case

Summary

The murder case of 14-year-old Celeste Rivera Hernandez has taken a new turn with the release of two songs by singer Caracova, an alias for Caleb Burks, the 18-year-old brother of the accused David Burks. The songs, released just before David's arrest, have sparked online speculation about potential accomplices. A private investigator, Steve Fisher, is also a key figure, claiming David was in contact with other minors and that the murder may have occurred at a rented Hollywood Hills house. Fisher found a burn cage and a chainsaw in the garage of that property, though law enforcement's handling of the scene has raised questions. Online theories suggest David's manager, Josh Marshall, and his touring manager, Robert Morgan Roth, may have known more than they've revealed. Marshall allegedly received an email about Celeste's disappearance before she was found, and Roth testified for three days before a grand jury. David's brother, Caleb, has publicly distanced himself from David, stating he barely knew Celeste and didn't know her age, while also releasing new music shortly after David's arrest. Celeste's family maintains they are devastated and seeking justice, refuting rumors of financial support from David. Legal proceedings are ongoing, with the defense team arguing for more discovery and a sealed preliminary hearing brief, while prosecutors assert the evidence is overwhelming.