"The father, mother and brother of the singer known as D4vd are fighting Los Angeles County grand jury subpoenas related to the investigation into the death of a teenage girl discovered in the trunk of his Tesla, arguing their due process rights are being violated, court records in Texas indicate."
"The 1st District Court of Appeals in Texas on Monday denied all three habeas corpus petitions to overturn a lower court ruling that required the family members, who live in Texas, to comply with subpoenas to testify in California. The appeals panel could take the matter up for another hearing on Feb. 24, according to the ruling. The development comes five months after the gruesome discovery of the remains of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez in a Hollywood tow yard on Sept. 8."
The father, mother and brother of singer David Anthony Burke (known as D4vd) are challenging Los Angeles County grand jury subpoenas in Texas, arguing their due process rights are violated. A Texas appellate panel denied three habeas petitions to overturn a lower court order requiring the family to comply and testify in California, but the panel may rehear the matter on Feb. 24. The remains of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez were found in a Hollywood tow yard in September; LAPD has not labeled the death a homicide though a detective filing described it as a murder investigation. Prosecutors have presented evidence to an investigative grand jury and called multiple witnesses; a friend who ignored a subpoena was arrested in Montana and compelled to return.
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