Medical examiner reportedly move closer to identifying woman found in singer D4vd’s Tesla

A body was found inside D4vd's Tesla, which was towed and left at a Hollywood impound lot. According to TMZ, medical examiners have been working on identifying the victim and are inching closer to finding out who the woman is. The LA County Medical Examiner shared an online report on Tuesday, where they revealed the height, weight, clothing, as well as tattoos that could help recognize the victim.

They mentioned that the victim is a 5'1 female, weighing 71 pounds. She has black wavy hair and has a tattoo on her right index finger that reads 'Shhh...'. As for her clothing, she was wearing a tube top with black leggings and two pieces of jewelry. She had metal studs on, as well as a metal chain bracelet in the shape of a 'W'. Her age and cause of death are yet to be determined. As of now, the case is being investigated as a homicide.

Currently, D4vd, the owner of the Tesla, is on tour, but TMZ reports that he is fully cooperating with the investigation.

How was the body discovered in D4vd's Tesla?

TMZ previously shared that the chopped body parts were discovered in D4vd's Tesla after there were reports of a foul smell coming from the car. The body was found on Monday, according to reports, inside a bag in the trunk of the vehicle.

The Tesla was towed around five days ago after it was left abandoned in the Hollywood Hills. It was left in the impound lot since then and was not reported stolen.

Only the head and torso were found inside the bag, making it difficult for medical examiners and investigators to identify the victim. After being left inside the trunk in the California heat, the body had decomposed to a point where it was impossible to identify the person's face.

After investigating the Texas license plate, the police traced the car as registered to David Anthony Burke, also known as D4vd. It is a 2023 Tesla. At the moment, Burke is on his Withered World Tour and will be performing at the Filmore in Minneapolis, Minnesota, later tonight.

Burke's team has revealed that he will be cooperating with the investigation, but will not be pausing his tour. The 20-year-old singer will be continuing his shows that have been scheduled for Los Angeles.

Authorities are still working to identify the victim found in D4vd's Tesla, with only partial remains recovered from the vehicle's trunk. The case is being investigated as a homicide, though the cause of death has not yet been determined. While on tour, he has agreed to fully cooperate with law enforcement, but will continue his scheduled performances.

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