A private eye found a brand new industrial incinerator, still boxed up, at a Hollywood Hills rental property linked to the rapper D4vd. Investigator Steve Fischer posted about the discovery, noting the burn cage device can hit sixteen hundred degrees, hotter than a cremation furnace. He pointed out it's illegal to operate in LA County and questioned why it was sent to a home, not a film set, if meant for a video.
The incinerator was never used. Authorities left it there for that reason. But its presence in the same house connected to the case of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in a Tesla's trunk, raises obvious questions about why it was bought. Fischer was hired by the landlord after getting no updates from the police about the property search. The find adds a weird layer to an already grim situation, making people wonder about the original intent behind purchasing such an extreme piece of equipment.
The incinerator was never used. Authorities left it there for that reason. But its presence in the same house connected to the case of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in a Tesla's trunk, raises obvious questions about why it was bought. Fischer was hired by the landlord after getting no updates from the police about the property search. The find adds a weird layer to an already grim situation, making people wonder about the original intent behind purchasing such an extreme piece of equipment.
