Prosecutors at a Los Angeles hearing describe the final night of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, presenting her phone activity and messages as part of efforts to determine whether singer D4vd will go to trial in her killing. Multiple outlets report that prosecutors provide a moment-by-moment account of Hernandez’s last night, including that she exchanged a stream of text messages with D4vd before her phone stopped responding. They say her phone went permanently silent after she arrived at D4vd’s home. The court proceedings reported as being on the fifth and potentially final day include the presentation of those messages to the judge as evidence. One report includes a quoted text attributed to Hernandez, alleging she told the singer she would end his career and life. The accounts emphasize the timing of the communications and the change in the device’s status following her arrival at the residence, framing the messages as part of the prosecution’s case. The reports do not indicate that the defense has been found to have conceded any key points at this stage, and the hearing is focused on whether the matter proceeds to trial.