

Everyone The Internet Believes Helped D4vd Cover Up His Crimes
Two songs come out around the time of D4vd’s recent arrest titled, ‘Imaginary Love’ and ’S*x.’ However, these songs aren’t released by D4vd, they’re released by an artist with the stage name Cara Kova. Cara Kova is also known as Caleb Burke, David’s younger brother. And his second debut single, ’S*x,’ is released…

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“the fact that he can go on fricking tour after DISMEMBERING AND MURDERING someone he so called "loved" is beyond psychopathic”
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