Did d4vd have a large freezer at home? New details emerge in Celeste Rivas Hernadez case

As the investigation into Celeste Rivas Hernandez's death continues, d4vd's freezer has become a new point of interest, with sources saying it could fit a human torso.

A new detail has emerged regarding singer d4vd, who is a suspect in the presumed murder of the missing teenager. According to TMZ, d4vd has a large freezer in his home, sufficient in size to accommodate a human body.

The images, obtained by the outlet, of d4vd's rental home show a KitchenAid refrigerator; its freezer side is reportedly 74 inches, a width of around 14 inches, and a depth of roughly 27 inches. The temperature can get as low as minus 8 degrees Fahrenheit.

Recalling, Rivas weighed 120 pounds and stood 5'3 in height.

In the recent investigation details, the teenager's body was labeled "undetermined" by the medical examiner. The cadaver was received in a horrific state, its limbs chopped into pieces while the torso remained intact. The autopsy doctor added that the body was "partially frozen" and had been thawing for several days in d4vd's impounded car.

When the Los Angeles Police Department reached out to the "My House Is Not A Home" hitmaker for a comment, his representative informed NBC Los Angeles:

"d4vd has been informed about what's happened. And, although he is still out on tour, he is fully cooperating with the authorities."

A search was also conducted in his home in the Hollywood Hills, which turned out to be where he was only staying, and he didn't own the property.

d4vd identified as suspect in Celeste Rivas Hernadez's death

On Nov. 19, two months after Celeste Rivas Hernandez's body was discovered in the trunk of d4vd's Tesla, the crooner was named as a suspect in the presumed murder of the missing teen.

The LAPD also said via NBC Investigates that the singer possibly assisted in dismembering Rivas' limbs and disposing of the body.

The vehicle was reportedly abandoned on the 1000 block of N. Mansfield Avenue, but it was initially in the Hollywood Hills before it was towed to the impound lot.

A foul odor was then reported to the authorities on Sept. 8 before 12:30 p.m., which led to the discovery of a wrapped, almost decomposed body inside a car.

The body was later identified as that of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the 15-year-old who had been missing since last year, according to the Riverside County Sheriff's Office. At the time, they said:

"The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating this incident as a homicide and will be the point of contact for any further details regarding this investigation."

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Rivas' death was then marked as Sept. 8, and her cause of death was labeled "deferred," meaning further investigation is needed.

However, on Nov. 22, authorities reported that the body's state has complicated the case, making it a struggle for the medical examiner to determine what actually happened.

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