Shocking Audio Reveals Swatting Caller Possibly Using Voice-Changer at D4vd's Home
A bizarre and alarming 911 call recently surfaced involving the rising musician D4vd (real name David Burke) that has left fans and authorities equally stunned. The call, originating from D4vd's family residence in Texas, appears to involve someone using a voice-altering device to report a fake shooting. But here's where it gets controversial: the audio suggests the caller went to great lengths to make their false report sound credible.
TMZ obtained the dispatch recording from last month's swatting incident, and listeners can clearly hear a voice that sounds manipulated. In the call, the individual claims they heard gunfire near D4vd's home and insists a woman has been killed after hearing her scream. The caller even provides the exact Texas address of D4vd's residence and reiterates it later in the conversation.
At first glance, it might seem like a prank. However, the situation prompted an immediate police response, with law enforcement swarming the property where D4vd's parents live. The swatting incident occurred on September 18, just days after Celeste Rivas's body was discovered in D4vd's Tesla at a Hollywood tow yard, adding a chilling layer to the event.
When officers arrived and knocked on the door, D4vd's parents were visibly shocked and confused. Police body camera recordings capture D4vd's father repeatedly insisting that someone was deliberately harassing the family. Officers stayed on the scene for less than 20 minutes before leaving, but the tension of the moment is clear.
As previously reported, D4vd is connected to the unsettling discovery of Celeste Rivas's remains. Her dismembered body was found in his Tesla in Los Angeles, and friends of the singer reportedly believed she was 19. She had been reported missing from her Lake Elsinore, California home in early 2024, and authorities suspect she may have been deceased for several weeks before her body was discovered.
In response to the events, D4vd has withdrawn from the public eye entirely. He canceled the remainder of his U.S. tour and put his deluxe album rollout, "Withered," on hold. He has not been seen publicly since ending his tour and has moved out of his Hollywood Hills residence, where LAPD detectives executed a search warrant.
This entire sequence raises unsettling questions about the intersection of fame, crime, and online harassment. Was the swatting an opportunistic prank exploiting recent tragedies, or something more sinister? And with D4vd's silence continuing, the speculation only grows. What do you think—was this just a twisted joke, or an alarming warning sign? Share your thoughts below.
