About this video

• Video Title: D4vd Finally Messed Up Big Time..(Forgot To Delete)
• Channel: CocoCrazy
• Speakers: Not explicitly stated, but appears to be a single narrator.
• Duration: 29:59

Overview

This video discusses recent developments and alleged evidence related to the D4vd (David) situation, focusing on a quickly deleted post, findings from a private investigator, and interpretations of song lyrics. The narrator aims to shed light on a case that seems to be fading from public attention and advocates for justice for the victim.

Key takeaways

• Deleted Evidence: D4vd allegedly released and then quickly deleted a post, but not before it was saved, potentially providing new evidence.
• Private Investigator's Findings: A private investigator hired by the homeowner found items in David's LA home, including farm tools (initially described as sadistic tools) and pill bottles, suggesting unusual circumstances.
• Associates and Cover-up: The investigator identified personal belongings of others in the home, indicating David had a close-knit entourage. It's noted that these associates began unfollowing each other and deleting posts after the news broke.
• Song Lyrics Analysis: The video analyzes lyrics from a song allegedly accidentally released and deleted by David, interpreting them as potentially related to the situation. Another song, "David Freestyle," is also discussed, revealing themes of misery and fear.
• Questions Surrounding the Victim: The video raises questions about the timeline of Celeste Rivas Hernandez's disappearance, her attendance at events while considered missing, and why her family might not have immediately notified law enforcement.
• Six Flags Trip: A trip to Six Flags on April 21st, 2024, with Elmer Moralda and potentially Josh Marshall, is highlighted, noting that David, being under 21, was not legally old enough to be a chaperone for a minor.
• Call for Justice: The narrator emphasizes the need for justice for the victim and urges viewers to remain engaged with the case, cautioning against treating it as mere entertainment.

The video discusses lyrics from two songs:

1. A song allegedly released and quickly deleted by David: The lyrics are partially quoted, with the narrator stating they seem to relate to the current situation. Key phrases mentioned include:

   • "Thought we were taking it slow, but you don't wanna don't wanna don't wanna wait."
   • "Don't wanna wait on me."
   • "I just need you to know there's so many so many so many things so many so many things I need to say."
   • "You love me then you say goodbye had a feeling you would leave my side."
   • "I still think about you day and night and simple things always make me cry."
   • "Do I miss you I can't decide if I have issues that I'm all right."
   • "If you love then please don't lie. Don't lie, baby. You're supposed to be mine."
   • "If something changed..."

   The narrator interprets these lyrics as potentially reflecting themes of a strained relationship, waiting, and separation, which they believe could be connected to the ongoing case.

2. "David Freestyle": This song, uploaded to the David Archive Soundcloud, is described as short, depressing, and not an official release. The lyrics reportedly talk about:

   • Being lonely, sad, and not wanting to "L to the E" (interpreted as "live" or "let live") as a kid.
   • Hating everything and being miserable.
   • Not feeling safe.
   • Being homeschooled, terrified, and praying every day, wanting to die by 15.
   • A fear of going to hell and acknowledging making "hits."

   The narrator suggests this song reveals a darker, more disturbing side of David's past, possibly stemming from fear and isolation, which could influence his perspective and actions.