A Los Angeles court heard more graphic testimony Friday in the preliminary hearing for singer D4vd, where a judge is deciding whether prosecutors have presented enough evidence for the case to move to trial. The proceeding reached its fourth day as the court reviewed evidence tied to the death of a teenage girl.
According to testimony from an LAPD detective, D4vd's phone contained sexually explicit photos of the teen. The detective also testified about text messages referencing abortion, adding to the disturbing digital evidence discussed in court.
The hearing has centered on whether the prosecution's evidence is strong enough to support a trial, not on a final determination of guilt. Testimony described in court has focused heavily on material recovered from the singer's phone and what investigators say it may show about the case.
With the preliminary hearing still unfolding, the judge must now weigh whether the evidence meets the legal threshold for D4vd to stand trial. Friday's testimony underscored the serious and graphic nature of the allegations being examined in the Los Angeles courtroom.
