D4vd's Apple Music Account Hacked, Fake Song Released Amid Murder Case
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D4vd's Apple Music account was reportedly hacked, leading to the appearance of a fake song titled 'I DID IT…'. The song, which mimics D4vd's style, references Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 14-year-old girl whose dismembered body was found in his Tesla. D4vd, currently jailed awaiting trial for her murder, has pleaded not guilty. The fake song's lyrics suggest a confession, causing it to go viral before being removed from the platform. The incident coincides with ongoing preliminary hearings in D4vd's murder case. Investigators have presented disturbing evidence, including explicit photos related to the case. The hacking incident has raised significant media attention and speculation about D4vd's involvement in the crime. As of now, the song and its cover art remain on the platform, although the audio has been deleted.
Key Points: • D4vd's Apple Music account was hacked, resulting in a fake song release. • The fake song references Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a murder victim linked to D4vd. • D4vd is currently jailed and awaiting trial for the murder of Rivas Hernandez.