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Sep 15, 2026

Tony BruschiHOST
21:27
The public court appointed Deputy Public Defender Walid Kandil and entered the non-guilty plea on Burke's behalf.
Tony BruschiHOST
21:35
Patrick Steinfeld, the attorney representing Celeste's family in the civil case, called it unfathomable that taxpayers would be forced to fund Burke's defense.
Tony BruschiHOST
21:44
He pointed to what former financial manager Benjamin Gregor said under oath.
Tony BruschiHOST
21:48
At the preliminary hearing, Gregor testified that Burke earned roughly 10 million to 11 and a half million dollars in gross income from recording merchandise and music publishing between '23 and '25.
Tony BrueskiHOST
21:58
The public court appointed Deputy Public Defender Waleed Kandil and entered the non-guilty plea on Burke's behalf.
Tony BrueskiHOST
22:06
Patrick Steinfeld, the attorney representing Celeste's family in the civil case, called it unfathomable that taxpayers would be forced to fund Burke's defense.
Tony BrueskiHOST
22:15
He pointed to what former financial manager Benjamin Gregor said under oath.
Tony BrueskiHOST
22:19
At the preliminary hearing, Gregor testified that Burke earned roughly 10 million to 11 and a half million dollars in gross income from recording merchandise and music publishing between '23 and '25.
Tony BruschiHOST
21:27
The public court appointed Deputy Public Defender Walid Kandil and entered the non-guilty plea on Burke's behalf.
Tony BruschiHOST
21:35
Patrick Steinfeld, the attorney representing Celeste's family in the civil case, called it unfathomable that taxpayers would be forced to fund Burke's defense.
Tony BruschiHOST
21:44
He pointed to what former financial manager Benjamin Gregor said under oath.
Tony BruschiHOST
21:48
At the preliminary hearing, Gregor testified that Burke earned roughly 10 million to 11 and a half million dollars in gross income from recording merchandise and music publishing between '23 and '25.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:00
[suspenseful music] We got our hands on this bombshell 20-page lawsuit filed against singer David by the family of the teenage girl he's accused of murdering.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:10
And I also spoke with the man behind the suit, her family's attorney, Patrick Steinfeld, to not only discuss this case, but also what may be happening with the criminal trial, including whether anyone else has been investigated.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:25
Welcome to Sidebar, presented by Law & Crime.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:28
I'm Jesse Weber.
Jesse WeberHOST
3:05
And I will tell you, the reason goes back to this topic right now, it seems that litigation has officially arrived.
Jesse WeberHOST
3:11
Now, we already gave you an overview of this lawsuit on a previous episode as the details started to come out through public reporting.
Jesse WeberHOST
3:19
But now we actually have a copy of the lawsuit, and more importantly, we got a chance to bring in Patrick Steinfeld, the attorney representing Celeste's family, who filed this lawsuit on their behalf.
Jesse WeberHOST
3:34
So I'll give you a quick overview of the lawsuit, and then you're gonna hear this interview with Patrick Steinfeld.
Talia BlockHOST
8:53
I'm calling someone.
Branson QuirkHOST
8:55
The family attorney, by the way, Patrick Steinfeld, previously challenged David's claims that he is broke.
Talia BlockHOST
9:00
Oh, because didn't he just get a public defender?
Branson QuirkHOST
9:02
He lost his legal team.
Jesse WeberHOST
1:12
Her decomposed remains were found in the trunk of a Tesla allegedly registered to David back on September 8th, 2025, a year ago today.
Jesse WeberHOST
1:21
So the first update, with keeping this in mind, this is a statement from Celeste's family through Patrick Steinfeld, their attorney.
Jesse WeberHOST
1:28
And it says, victim's family remembers Celeste Rivas Hernandez on her 16th birthday.
Jesse WeberHOST
1:33
Today, we are experiencing so many emotions, praying and singing happy birthday, reliving unforgettable moments, even though she is no longer here.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:00
Instead of high-powered attorneys experienced in celebrity criminal cases, singer and accused killer David Anthony Burke, David is gonna be represented by LA County Public Defenders at trial.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:12
Now that's no slight on them, but what happened? Could a lack of funds be affecting his defense? Is David, who was apparently once flush with cash, scraping the bottom of the barrel? We're gonna take a look at what we seem to know about the singer's potential money troubles and how the victim's family called David out in a scathing statement.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:34
Welcome to Sidebar, presented by Law and Crime.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:37
I'm Jesse Weber.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:40
So Los Angeles is home to more celebrities per capita than probably anywhere else.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:45
And when those celebrities get into legal trouble, they retain the best attorneys that money can buy.
Jesse WeberHOST
0:50
But when they suddenly drop those attorneys or those attorneys decide to withdraw from the case, it could set the rumor mill in motion, right? That is what happened in the David Burke case.
Jesse WeberHOST
1:02
Now, you might know David Anthony Burke as David.

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