D4vd’s Attorney Told A Judge WHAT About Celeste?!

Five days of testimony. A twenty-one-minute window between Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s Uber arrival and her phone going silent forever. DNA tying a fourteen-year-old’s blood to a garage, a Tesla, and a rental home. A record deal worth up to nineteen million dollars. And a defense attorney who asked the medical examiner whether the fatal wounds could have been self-inflicted.

Former prosecutor Eric Faddis reads the defense strategy Blair Berk is building and answers what the courtroom was already asking: is she actually arguing self-inflicted death in a dismemberment case, or is she stacking every fragment of reasonable doubt she can find?

The defense keeps making two claims in one sentence: Burke “did not murder” Celeste and “was not the cause of her death.” Faddis on why that split language tells you everything about where the trial is headed.

Burke has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Celeste was fourteen years old.

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