Season 2 of The Blue Caterpillar is here. After a long break, Ryan and Jeremy are finally back, and we figured the best way to shake off the rust was to jump straight into one hell of a story. This week we are talking about the ongoing criminal case involving musician D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, and the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. We go through the timeline, the evidence that has been presented so far, the prosecution's case, the defense, and where things currently stand. Then we head down the internet rabbit hole. We talk about Reddit investigators, YouTubers, Discord, digital footprints, music, social media, and the good and bad that can come from internet detectives trying to solve a case. We also get into confirmation bias, the Boston Marathon bombing, digital evidence, and why doing your own research matters. Content Warning and Disclaimer: This episode discusses the death of a minor, allegations involving sexual abuse of a minor, violence, dismemberment, and other disturbing subjects. David Anthony Burke has pleaded not guilty and has not been convicted. This is an ongoing criminal case. Neither Ryan nor Jeremy are lawyers, investigators, or legal professionals. We share our own thoughts and opinions throughout the episode, but they are just that, opinions. As always, do your own research, check multiple credible sources, and come to your own conclusions. Do not take something as fact just because you heard it from us, another podcast, a YouTuber, influencer, or someone on social media. Additional Source Mentioned in This Episode: Trap More Ross on YouTube: youtube.com/@trapmoreross Join the Conversation: Reddit: r/TheBlueCaterpillar Discord: Join the Discord TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction and Season 2 Return 06:42 The D4vd and Celeste Rivas Hernandez Case 11:52 Their Alleged Relationship and Timeline 24:03 Pregnancy, Tattoos and Other Evidence 28:16 Discovery of Celeste's Remains 31:11 Purchases and Forensic Evidence 40:37 Arrest, Charges and the Defense 46:40 Internet Detectives and Online Investigations 54:42 When Internet Detectives Get It Wrong 01:02:33 Breaking Down the Evidence 01:08:29 Digital Footprints and Online Privacy 01:13:17 Digital Evidence vs Eyewitnesses 01:17:00 Music, Lyrics and Confirmation Bias 01:27:30 Our Thoughts on the Case 01:34:48 Final Thoughts and Outro