Neo Langston, a close friend of singer D4vd, appeared before a Los Angeles grand jury this week as investigators continue probing the death of Celeste Rivas, whose remains were discovered last fall inside a Tesla in Hollywood.
Langston’s testimony comes months after he was taken into custody in Montana for failing to appear as a witness. He was later transported to California, booked on a $60,000 bond, and released. On Wednesday, he quietly exited the courthouse after spending roughly half an hour answering questions from prosecutors.
The case centers on the September 2025 death of Rivas, whose dismembered body was found inside a vehicle linked to D4vd. Authorities have identified the musician as a suspect, though no charges have been formally filed. Investigators have also acknowledged a second person of interest who may have played a role in the events.
Langston, a streamer with a large online following, declined to comment as he left the courthouse. Prosecutors likewise offered little detail about the testimony, though one official confirmed the grand jury has been hearing witnesses since November.
The renewed attention has placed a spotlight on Neo Langston and his connection to the case. For now, officials say the inquiry remains active as they work to piece together what happened to Celeste Rivas.
No timeline has been announced for potential charges, and authorities have urged patience as the legal process continues.
