Anushka Mutanda Dougherty

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Fame Under Fire: The Tupac Murder Trial · Singer D4vd named as Grand Jury ‘target’ · 5 Mar 2026 podcast

Hello and welcome back to Fame Under Fire from BBC Sounds with me Anushka Matanda-Dowty.

I just want to say that this episode might not be for everybody.

We are going to be discussing the apparent murder.

I'm saying apparent because we don't have all the details of Celeste Rivas Hernandez who was a child when she died.

The details are graphic and some listeners might find them upsetting.

So you can head to halfway through the episode for our analysis or we have an Epstein fact or fiction on a question about Michael Jackson, Madeleine McCann and Epstein that we're doing later in the pod.

But we're going to start with this unfolding case in LA.

Some of you would have heard of it, some of you will have no idea what I'm talking about, so I'm going to walk it all the way back to the beginning.

On the 24th of May 2024, a 13-year-old girl is reported missing by her family who live in Lake Elsinore, that's a city in California.

The last known sighting of her, according to a missing person flyer cited by CBS News, was in April 2024.

Her name is Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

Now, it's not the first time she'd gone missing.

The LA Times reported that the Riverside County Sheriff's Office said that she was reported missing three times before she went missing again in April.

Over a year later, on the 27th of August 2025, a Tesla parked in the Hollywood Hills caught the eye of a parking enforcement officer.

It had overstayed the three-day parking limit there.

The officer gave it a ticket on the 3rd of September and it was then towed to a local lot two days later.

I'm going to read directly from the court documents now but I want to reiterate the warning because it contains graphic detail that some of you might find upsetting.

So it says,

The manager told police there was a strong smell of decay coming from the vehicle, which was attracting flies.

LAPD detectives responded to the Hollywood tow yard to investigate.

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