D4vd Hiding Evidence, Kumanjayi Little Baby, LA Family Annihilator & DNA Found in Athena Case?

Prosecutors detailed a timeline suggesting D4vd's murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez was premeditated. After an argument where Celeste threatened to expose their relationship, D4vd allegedly lured her to his house, murdered her within 20 minutes of her arrival, and then staged a cover-up with fake texts. He subsequently ordered a shovel, two chainsaws, a body bag, heavy-duty bags, and a blue inflatable pool, which was reportedly used to contain blood during dismemberment. Autopsy revealed small blue plastic fragments in Celeste's remains, matched to the pool found in D4vd's garage.

Text messages documenting an argument where Celeste threatened to expose their relationship, Uber digital footprint confirming Celeste's arrival, D4vd's fake text messages, online order records for a shovel (April 24th), two chainsaws (May 1st), a body bag, heavy duty bags, and an inflatable pool (May 5th), and a burn cage. Autopsy findings of blue plastic fragments in Celeste's remains, matched to the cut-up pool found in D4vd's garage.

In Shreveport, Louisiana, Shemar Elkins shot and killed eight children—seven of his own and one nephew—in a matter of minutes. The incident began with him shooting his girlfriend, Christina, then taking her three children to a second house where he murdered the children while they slept. The motive appeared to be rooted in a domestic dispute, as Elkins and Christina were in the process of separating and had a court date scheduled for the following day. Elkins died at the scene after a police chase.

911 calls from Kosha (on the roof) and Christina (shot in the face), police arriving within two minutes, identification of Shemar Elkins as the shooter, confirmation of eight child victims (ages 3-11), Elkins's death at the scene, and the ongoing separation/court date with Christina.

Following the Shreveport family annihilation, an investigation into how Shemar Elkins obtained the firearm led to the arrest of 56-year-old Charles Ford. Ford, a convicted felon, was illegally in possession of the gun, which had been passed to him by someone else. He reportedly knew Elkins had taken the gun weeks before the shooting but 'let it go,' and initially lied to federal agents, leading to charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and lying to federal agents.

Arrest of Charles Ford, federal charges for felon in possession of a firearm and lying to federal agents, Ford's prior felony conviction, and his admission of knowing Elkins took the gun.

Tanner Hoard, the FedEx driver who abducted and murdered 7-year-old Athena Strand, was sentenced to death by lethal injection. During the trial, a forensic psychiatrist testified that Hoard justified his actions by comparing them to 'making a deal with the devil,' believing killing Athena would save his own life and career after she allegedly witnessed him using cocaine. Crucially, during cross-examination, the prosecution revealed that male DNA was found inside Athena, a detail the defense's mental health expert was unaware of, undermining her evaluation.

Testimony from Dr. Eileene Ryan regarding Tanner's 'deal with the devil' justification and cocaine use. Prosecution's revelation during cross-examination that male DNA was found in Athena's vagina and anus, and the expert's shock. Jury's quick decision to sentence Tanner Hoard to death by lethal injection.