Body Found in Impounded Tesla Registered to Singer d4vd

Los Angeles police discovered human remains inside an impounded Tesla registered to pop artist d4vd at a Hollywood tow yard Monday, sparking a criminal investigation.

The discovery of a body in the car’s front trunk has raised questions about how the remains ended up in the vehicle and whether the musician was connected to the incident.

Investigation Underway

Officers responded around 12:30 p.m. Monday to a report of a foul odor emanating from a 2023 Tesla at a tow yard on the 1000 block of N. Mansfield Avenue.

• The body, placed inside a bag, was found in the car’s frunk after the vehicle had sat impounded for several days.
• Identity of the deceased remains unknown, and investigators are working to determine cause of death.

Vehicle Ownership and Tour Schedule

Tesla registration records show the vehicle belongs to Houston native David Anthony Burke, known professionally as d4vd.

• The 20-year-old singer is en route to perform in Minneapolis on Tuesday as part of his “Withered” world tour, which began in July.
• His next scheduled U.S. show in Los Angeles is set for September 20.

Police Statement and Next Steps

LAPD officials have cordoned off the area with yellow tape and set up a white canopy at the impound lot. Investigators are reviewing tow yard records and interviewing staff. No comment has been released by d4vd’s representatives, and the Los Angeles Police Department urges anyone with information to contact their Hollywood division.