Possible bloodstains were detected at D4vd’s home, law enforcement testify
Photograph: Bill Robles via APView image in fullscreenD4vd in court on Tuesday in Los Angeles. His defense team has said their client “was not the cause” of Rivas Hernandez’s death.Last September, Lauren Wallace, a criminalist with the Los Angeles police department, found two chainsaws in the garage of a Hollywood Hills home where the Houston-raised musician had been living. The chainsaws tested negative for possible blood.Rubber mats covering a garage floor, however, likely had blood stains, Wallace testified.
- ▪Photograph: Bill Robles via APView image in fullscreenD4vd in court on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
- ▪His defense team has said their client “was not the cause” of Rivas Hernandez’s death.Last September, Lauren Wallace, a criminalist with the Los Angeles police department, found two chainsaws in the garage of a Hollywood Hills home where th
- ▪The chainsaws tested negative for possible blood.Rubber mats covering a garage floor, however, likely had blood stains, Wallace testified.
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D4vd in court on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Photograph: Bill Robles via APView image in fullscreenD4vd in court on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Photograph: Bill Robles via APLos AngelesPossible bloodstains were detected at D4vd’s home, law enforcement testifyGory details about tarp, mats and inflatable pool come to light during hearing over death of Celeste Rivas HernandezUwa Ede-Osifo in Los AngelesWed 22 Jul 2026 19.40 EDTFirst published on Wed 22 Jul 2026 14.09 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAt singer D4vd’s former Hollywood Hills home, law enforcement detected possible bloodstains – invisible to the naked eye – on items including a green tarp, black rubber mats and a crumpled inflatable pool that had the odor of fresh laundry.The gory details came to light on Wednesday, the second day…
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