Celeste Rivas Hernandez remains were not frozen when they were found in the trunk of a Tesla belonging to musician d4vd in September, LAPD Captain and commanding officer of Robbery-Homicide Division,

Police classified Celeste Rivas's death as a murder probe as they sought a court order halting the release of her autopsy, the LA Times reported.

The LAPD told a court recently that publication of details surrounding the death of Celeste Rivas could jeopardize the investigation, according to court documents.

Months after a teenage girl was found stuffed inside of D4vd's Tesla, police are revealing shocking new details connected to her death.

A second suspect is identified in the Celeste Rivas case, as D4vd is now considered a suspect, as the investigation continues.

"not cooperating" with investigators amid the investigation into the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez. "The police have not interviewed him," a police source tells PEOPLE.

Investigators are facing roadblocks in determining the cause of death of Celeste Rivas. The investigation into who killed once-missing teen Celeste Rivas has taken a grisly turn – if she was murdered at all. The cause of death may be difficult to determine, a new report says.

There's also a video that has resurfaced on social media from September 4th, 2024, showing D4vd in a house -- not his rental -- with an appliance box behind him. The box appears to be a convertible chest/freezer with a removable storage basket.

Online sleuths say they’ve identified who moved D4vd’s Tesla before Celeste Rivas Hernandez was found, adding a major twist to the ongoing LAPD investigation.