A decomposing body was discovered inside a Tesla registered to singer D4vd (David Anthony Burke) at a Los Angeles tow yard on Monday afternoon. The vehicle had been abandoned in the Hollywood Hills five days earlier, and it was subsequently towed to the lot. Tow yard workers, alerted by a foul odor coming from the vehicle, contacted authorities, prompting a swift investigation. Upon inspection, the police discovered a body wrapped in a bag inside the car’s front trunk. The remains were in a state of decomposition, which has raised concerns regarding the duration and circumstances of the body’s presence in the vehicle.

As of now, the identity of the deceased has not been officially confirmed, and the cause of death is still under investigation by law enforcement. There is no indication that the singer, D4vd, was involved in the incident, and authorities have not suggested any direct connection between him and the body. The 20-year-old artist, best known for his viral tracks “Romantic Homicide” and “Here with Me,” is currently on a world tour and was scheduled to perform in Minneapolis on the day of the discovery. His representatives have not made any public statements regarding the situation, and there has been no further comment from his team.

D4vd’s connection to the vehicle remains unclear, but authorities are focusing on the vehicle’s abandoned location and the discovery of the body, which could lead to more details in the ongoing investigation. The police are working to piece together the events surrounding the vehicle’s abandonment and the circumstances leading to the discovery of the remains.

This incident has shocked many, particularly fans of the artist who continue to follow his rising career. The singer’s recent success has made headlines, but this incident has cast a shadow over his tour and upcoming performances. It remains to be seen how the investigation unfolds and if there will be any public statements or actions taken by D4vd or his team in the coming days.

Sources: Billboard, NY Post, ABC7, Pitchfork, BET.