Human remains were found in a car registered in singer d4vd's name on Sept. 8. Here's everything to know about the investigation into the body found in singer d4vd's car.

D4vd, the musician behind the song "Romantic Homicide," is being linked to a homicide investigation. A Tesla registered to the singer, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, was found on Sept. 8 to have human remains in its trunk, following the Los Angeles Police Department responding to reports ...

The singer-songwriter - who has not been accused of any crimes - was set to release an expanded edition of Withered today, and had two more shows on his North American run lined up

The singer D4vd canceled U.S. tour dates as authorities continue to investigate how a dead body ended up in a car registered to the musician.

The Harris County Sheriff’s Office also responded to two calls at a Cypress home that public records list as owned by d4vd’s family. Both calls were false alarms.

The last two remaining dates in singer d4vd's U.S. tour and multiple stops in his upcoming European tour have been removed from ticketing websites.

A cause of death remains pending for the 15-year-old girl, identified by the coroner as Celeste Rivas, who was 13 when she went missing last year.

Los Angeles authorities have identified the dismembered body as a 15-year-old girl. Fans of d4vd have been quick to cut ties from the “Romantic Homicide” singer.

Celeste Rivas Hernandez was identified by authorities as the missing teen who was found dead in the trunk of a Tesla belonging to D4vd.