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Tesla Tomb: The D4vd and Celeste Rivas Story
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A Tesla became a tomb.
A fifteen-year-old girl disappeared — and what was found inside that car left a nation searching for answers.
Tesla Tomb is a deeply investigative true-crime series from Tony Brueski, examining the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez and the questions surrounding her connection to musician D4vd. What began as a missing-person case unraveled into a heartbreaking study of trust, control, and the systems that look away until it’s too late.
Through verified records, exclusive interviews, and expert insight, Tesla Tomb separates fact from rumor — tracing the final days of a young life cut short and the disturbing details that followed.
This isn’t about fame.
It’s about what happens when the people who should protect the vulnerable don’t — and how one car came to hold the weight of everything that went wrong.
A fifteen-year-old girl disappeared — and what was found inside that car left a nation searching for answers.
Tesla Tomb is a deeply investigative true-crime series from Tony Brueski, examining the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez and the questions surrounding her connection to musician D4vd. What began as a missing-person case unraveled into a heartbreaking study of trust, control, and the systems that look away until it’s too late.
Through verified records, exclusive interviews, and expert insight, Tesla Tomb separates fact from rumor — tracing the final days of a young life cut short and the disturbing details that followed.
This isn’t about fame.
It’s about what happens when the people who should protect the vulnerable don’t — and how one car came to hold the weight of everything that went wrong.
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