Around 50 people gathered Sunday evening, Sept. 21, in Lake Elsinore to honor the life of Celeste Rivas, the teen who was found dead in the trunk of singer D4vd’s car earlier this month.

The attendees, who were mostly high-school aged, laid flowers, candles and mementos including a teddy bear around a banner that read “Justice for Celeste Rivas,” according to footage from OnScene.TV, a freelance news organization.

On Sept. 8, Celeste’s remains were found a day after her 15th birthday in the trunk of D4vd’s 2023 Tesla, which was impounded at a Hollywood tow yard in the 1000 block of North Mansfield Avenue. Celeste was first reported missing from Lake Elsinore last year, when she was 13 years old.

The Tesla was registered to popular singer David Anthony Burke, known as D4vd, who has b

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