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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A Tesla Cybertruck fire in Las Vegas, described by many as an explosion rather than a simple fire, resulted in one fatality and seven injuries. The incident occurred outside a Trump hotel, adding a layer of intrigue to the already shocking event. The sheer violence of the explosion, far exceeding what’s typical in even a catastrophic electric vehicle fire, immediately raised questions about the cause.
The Cybertruck, rented via the platform Turo, was involved in an incident remarkably similar to another recent event in New Orleans. This New Orleans incident also involved a Turo-rented vehicle, explosives, and resulted in fatalities. The striking similarities between these two events led many to suspect a possible connection, although authorities haven’t yet confirmed a link between the attacks.… Continue reading