Investigation Reveals Motive Behind Tesla Cybertruck Explosion
A recent incident involving a Tesla Cybertruck explosion outside a Las Vegas hotel has shed light on the driver’s motives. According to authorities, the driver, identified as Matthew Livelsberger, left behind two suicide letters on his phone. In these letters, he expressed his dissatisfaction with the current state of leadership in the United States.
A Call to Action
Livelsberger’s letters, shared with the press by Assistant Sheriff Dori Koren, reveal his frustration with the country’s leadership. He stated that the US is being led by “weak and insensitive leadership” that prioritizes self-enrichment. The driver emphasized that his actions were not intended to be a “terrorist attack” but rather a “wake-up call” to the American people.
Livelsberger believed that the only way to grab the attention of Americans was through a dramatic display of fireworks and explosives. He also mentioned that he needed to clear his mind of the people he had lost and the burden of the lives he had taken.
Incident Details
The explosion, which occurred on January 1, left seven people injured. According to the police, Livelsberger shot himself in the head before detonating the vehicle, which was loaded with gas cylinders, camping fuel, and high-caliber pyrotechnic mortars. The Cybertruck was rented through the Turo platform in Colorado.
Similar Incident in New Orleans
A similar incident occurred in New Orleans, where a man named Shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar rammed a van into a crowd, killing at least 14 people. Jabbar was also a member of the same Army base in North Carolina as Livelsberger. However, officials have ruled out any correlation between the two events, stating that their assignments at the base were coincidental.