Annie Elise

you know, maybe scare him a little bit into sharing more information, scare somebody.

I don't know, but it's awful.

So I want to talk about an update in this case.

Again, this is the case for anybody who may not be familiar.

I'm sure you've heard about it.

It was the case where David is a very well-known singer and a body was found in the trunk of his car.

The body belonged to a young woman named Celeste, who would have been 14 years old at the time of her death.

So here's the update.

According to a private investigator that was hired by the property owner of the home that David was renting, there was a, quote, burn cage incinerator that was discovered inside this house after everything came to light.

Yeah, an actual incinerator.

So this private detective, Steve Fisher, says that he was actually hired to comb through the mansion that David was renting with his team, his entourage, all of the people.

It rented for about $20,000 a month as well.

It was like this huge house in the Hollywood Hills.

So as he's combing through everything, that's when he found this incinerator.

It was still boxed, still completely untouched, unused.

But get this.

This thing is advertised to burn at 1600 degrees.

So he described it as something that you would maybe expect to find on a farm or where people are doing, you know, heavy work.

It actually, I believe I read too, that it burns hotter than anything I think you're even legally allowed to have.

I don't want to say it burns hotter than a crematorium.