The Game is sharing his outrage after learning about the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas, whose body was found in September in the trunk of a Tesla linked to singer D4vd.
The rapper opened up during an appearance on The Cruz Show, where he admitted that early rumors about the case shook him deeply, especially because Rivas was the same age as his own daughter.
He said he was especially rattled by shocking claims that the teen had been decapitated, a rumor that spread online before authorities stepped in to correct it.
“My daughter is 15. The girl was 15,” he said. The rapper added, “If I was the father of that girl you decapitated, I’m decapitating who did it before I leave the earth. That type of s–t ain’t cool man. That’s not going to fix it, but it’s going to bring something back. I don’t like that man. One thing I hate more than anything is men violating women or children.”
Police now say those early reports were completely untrue. Los Angeles Police Captain Scot Williams shared that Rivas had not been decapitated or frozen, stressing that the rumors misinterpreted the reality of the scene. He explained that her body had been inside the car for weeks and that the claims circulating online were impossible.
While no one has been arrested, investigators confirmed that D4vd remains under review as they piece together the events leading up to Rivas’ death.
He has not been charged and was reportedly on tour when her body was found. A grand jury is reportedly reviewing the evidence. The L. A. County Medical Examiner says the case is still under a security hold as officials continue to search for answers in the disturbing and still unresolved tragedy.