Active-duty Green Beret soldier Matthew Livelsberger, 37, is believed to have died in a Tesla Cybertruck explosion outside a Trump hotel in Las Vegas. Preliminary evidence suggests a self-inflicted gunshot wound preceded the explosion, with a firearm found at his feet and identifying documents inside the vehicle. While fireworks and other explosives were discovered in the truck’s bed, the sophistication of the device is unusual given Livelsberger’s military experience. Authorities are investigating a potential link to a similar New Orleans attack, noting both incidents involved rented vehicles via the Turo app and military veterans.
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Matthew Livelsberger, a highly decorated Green Beret, died in a Tesla Cybertruck explosion outside a Las Vegas Trump hotel on New Year’s Day. While initially believed to be a bombing, Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill concluded it was a suicide with a subsequent explosion, as a gunshot wound to the head was discovered. The investigation is ongoing, but the relatively unsophisticated explosive device used raises questions given Livelsberger’s extensive military experience. Despite his patriotic public persona and love for the country, the motive remains unclear.
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A Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside a Las Vegas Trump Hotel, resulting in one fatality and seven injuries. Authorities believe the explosion was caused by a detonation system involving fireworks, gas tanks, and camping fuel, controlled by the driver. The FBI is investigating whether the incident constitutes a terrorist act, though they currently believe it to be isolated. Elon Musk confirmed the explosion was caused by explosives in the truck’s bed, not a vehicle malfunction, and that the Cybertruck’s design mitigated damage.
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A Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside a Las Vegas Trump Hotel Wednesday morning, resulting in one fatality and seven injuries. Authorities believe the explosion was caused by a detonation system involving fireworks, gas tanks, and camping fuel, intentionally controlled by the driver. The FBI is investigating whether the incident constitutes a terrorist act, but currently considers it isolated. The vehicle, rented in Colorado via Turo, was driven around the Las Vegas Strip before the explosion.
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