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D4vd, 21, Faces Murder Trial as Day 2 of Hearing Puts Blood, Money and a Tesla on the Table
Prosecutors in Los Angeles spent Wednesday detailing forensic evidence and Interscope-linked finances in the case of a teenage girlfriend killed and dismembered. The case now sits in the gap the caption left behind.
What we knew first
- Burke has pleaded not guilty; the hearing is expected to run about four days; testimony so far covers forensic blood in a garage, severed limbs in a Tesla, Interscope financial records and a London trip booked from Burke's personal account.
Still open then
- The exact statutory charges as filed, any pending decision by the District Attorney on sentencing exposure, and whether the case will be bound over for trial.
We said we'd watch for
- Remaining days of testimony, the judge's probable-cause ruling, and any filing that pins down the precise charge sheet and the DA's posture on penalties.