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📌 NEW CASE FILE: Celeste Rivas Hernandez 🏷 SBI‑04212026‑CRH/10

📌 CASE FILE: Celeste Rivas Hernandez

🏷 SBI‑04212026‑CRH/10

This case is new to the sub, and today’s post serves as the formal introduction to what has rapidly become one of the most globally watched investigations of the year. The condensed overview below is meant to ground everyone in the confirmed facts while the full research file continues to develop.

A comprehensive, fully sourced timeline — including verified findings from our independent deep‑dive team and newly released federal/state records — will be posted Monday, after the May 1st court date concludes in case additional information is presented.

Full details for today’s drop are in the infographic.

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u/sidebahinvestigates — 2 days ago
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🔍 SIDE BAH INVESTIGATES — CASE INTRODUCTION & TRIAL UPDATE Case #: SBI‑05012026‑TS/11 FL v. Thomas Stein — Launching Our Coverage

🔍 SIDE BAH INVESTIGATES — CASE INTRODUCTION & TRIAL UPDATE

Case #: SBI‑05012026‑TS/11 FL v. Thomas Stein — Launching Our Coverage

Today we’re opening a brand‑new case file here on the subreddit — one that has already drawn significant attention in the courtroom and in the community. This post marks the beginning of our ongoing coverage of FL v. Thomas Stein, a case built on digital movement, eyewitness accounts, and a timeline the State believes tells a deliberate story.

For those joining us for the first time:
Side Bah Investigates focuses on clarity, structure, and evidence‑driven storytelling. No spoilers. No sensationalism. The infographic below carries the full deep dive into the foundation of the case and the first three days of trial testimony.

What happened in court today:
The State officially rested its case. The day itself was steady, but a few unusual moments surfaced — one juror briefly fell asleep, and another asked questions during recess about sequestration and whether the defendant would testify. Nothing procedural came from either moment, but they were notable enough to log in the case file.

The defense requested a mistrial following the State’s rest; the judge denied it. Court recessed afterward so the defense could prepare to begin presenting their case.

We return Monday when the next phase of testimony begins.
Until then, here is the full deep dive and the first three days of the trial to get everyone oriented as we open this new file.

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u/sidebahinvestigates — 23 hours ago
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Murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez

Celeste was allegedly killed on April 23rd 2025 and her body was found September 8th 2025, there was 5 months gone by where absolutely no one heard from her and the longest she has been gone from her parents’ house as well. We have a timeline of what David was doing during these months but was nobody actually looking for her at all? We know the first and second time she went missing she was still in contact with her friends and some family as she obviously still had her phone, did nobody find it suspicious she was gone much longer than she’s ever been and that she hasn’t had any social media/phone activity for 5 months straight?? It also just makes me wonder if he had actually been smart enough to dispose of her body properly would anybody ever find out or look into what happened to her.

Just to make it clear I am not assuming they weren’t worried or looking for Celeste. Specifically I’m curious as to why there is no digital footprint after her death of people (specifically the friends in contact with her and David’s friend as well) asking or saying something about her missing before the body was found, considering there seems to be quite a lot of discord chat and Reddit conversations coming from people who knew her and went to school with her I thought it was interesting (I won’t say strange or weird as that implies a connotation and tone I’m not trying to portray) that none of the ss I’ve found online pertain to celeste and that time frame whenever it wasn’t known what actually happened to her.

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u/LetterheadBoring9580 — 1 day ago
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📣 Kouri Richins Sentencing Update

📣 Kouri Richins Sentencing Update

The court has officially denied Kouri Richins’ request to push back her sentencing date.
That means the schedule stands, and the next phase of this case will move forward without delay.

I’ll keep tracking any last‑minute filings or shifts, but for now: the timeline is locked.

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u/sidebahinvestigates — 3 days ago
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Kathmandu Central Jail

Kathmandu Central Jail was a Prison in Kathmandu, Nepal. This prison was built in 1914 and was known for where inmates given a life sentence or the death penalty were imprisoned. This prison used to have the gallows which they execute death row inmates by hanging at dawn until Nepal abolished the death penalty in 1991. In 1964, Durgananda Jha a Nepalese democratic fighter was executed by hanging in Kathmandu Central Jail for his attempted assassination of King Mahendra in 1962. This prison is also known for where Charles Sobhraj a French serial killer who murdered tourists was imprisoned from 2004 until his release in 2022 due to health problems as he was getting older. In September 2025, this prison was attacked during the Gen Z revolution which led to escape of multiple inmates. Some inmates were fatally shot by guards while some were captured alive and are currently imprisoned in another prison and others were killed by civilians during and after the revolution. This prison became permanently closed after the revolution ended and a new government was established. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Jail_Kathmandu

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u/Secure_Material_5281 — 17 hours ago
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📌 CASE FILE: State of Ohio vs. Caleb Flynn (SBI‑03202026‑CF/04) Update Following the April 23rd Pre‑Trial Conference

📌 CASE FILE: State of Ohio vs. Caleb Flynn (SBI‑03202026‑CF/04)

Update Following the April 23rd Pre‑Trial Conference

Welcome back to The Side Bah Investigates. Today’s update marks the procedural checkpoint from the April 23rd hearing in the homicide case against Caleb Flynn in Miami County, Ohio.

This was described as the final pre‑trial conference, and several rulings and pending issues came out of it. Shortly after the hearing, the case timeline shifted again due to a new continuance.

The infographics below outline the developments and the questions now shaping the next phase of this case.

🔹 What This Update Represents

  • A status marker before the case moves toward trial
  • A look at what was resolved vs. what remains pending
  • A reset of the timeline following the latest continuance
  • Key considerations as the case enters another pause

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u/sidebahinvestigates — 2 days ago