Livelsberger, the Cybertruck

What we know about Cybertruck explosion suspect Matthew Livelsberger
Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, a U.S. Army Green Beret, is the suspect in the Cybertruck explosion on New Year's Day, authorities said.
Matthew Livelsberger's Text Messages Before Cybertruck Explosion Revealed
Livelsberger, 37, messaged ex-girlfriend Alicia Arritt about the vehicle before he fatally shot himself inside the Cybertruck which erupted in flames outside Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year's Day, per the Denver Gazette. Newsweek has reached out to Alicia Arritt via Facebook and the FBI via email for comment.
Matthew Livelsberger was treated for depression just before Cybertruck suicide bombing: ‘He wanted to get more help’
"I think it was even harder for him, being on active duty -- the shame and the stigma. He wanted to get more help," an ex-girlfriend said.
Matthew Livelsberger texted his ex days before Cybertruck explosion at Trump hotel in Las Vegas
Matthew Livelsberger texted his ex out of the blue days before the explosion in Las Vegas on New Year's Day. DENVER — Alicia Arritt had no inkling that her ex-boyfriend was planning to blow up one of the swankiest hotels on the Las Vegas strip.
Matthew Livelsberger—More Messages Allegedly From Cybertruck Suspect Shared
A podcaster and a retired U.S. Army intelligence officer have taken to social media to share more messages allegedly from Livelsberger.
Who Is Matthew Livelsberger? Tesla Cybertruck Explosion Suspect
Investigate the Tesla Cybertruck explosion tied to Matthew Livelsberger; delve into the ongoing investigation and security implications. The post Who Is Matthew Livelsberger? Tesla Cybertruck Explosion Suspect appeared first on ComingSoon.
Who is Matthew Livelsberger, Army Green Beret accused of Cybertruck explosion
The Clark County coroner officially identified the driver of a Cybertruck packed with fireworks and fuel that exploded on New Year’s Day in the valet area of th
What we know about Matthew Livelsberger, the suspect behind the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion
Authorities identified Matthew Livelsberger of Colorado Springs as the driver of the Cybertruck that exploded outside a Trump hotel in Las Vegas.
Podcaster 'Disappearing' After Matthew Livelsberger Alleged Manifesto Shown
Shawn Ryan, a podcaster with millions of subscribers, released an episode on Friday that showed an alleged manifesto from the Cybertruck bomber.
‘Gravitic Propulsion Systems’: What Did Matthew Livelsberger’s Alleged Manifesto Before Cybertruck Explosion Say?
Matthew Livelsberger, the 37-year-old man now deceased and suspected of plotting the Cybertruck explosion that occurred on New Year’s Day outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, allegedly owned a “manifesto” detailing his theories about mysterious drones recently spotted on the East Coast.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's Response to Alleged Matthew Livelsberger Manifesto
The GOP congresswoman said Livelsberger's alleged manifesto "changes everything" as the investigation into the explosion ...
Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger’s wife broke up with him days before explosion outside Trump hotel in Las Vegas: sources
Matthew Livelsberger left his Colorado Springs home the day after Christmas following an argument with his wife over apparent ...
MMA star Tim Kennedy who competed with Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger on ‘History Channel’ reality show speaks out over explosion
"I am flabbergasted and heartbroken to hear the news. None of this makes sense and I like many others are confused and want ...
Army Green Beret behind Las Vegas Cybertruck attack wrote New Year's Eve letter signaling mental health crisis
There's mounting evidence that the Tesla Cybertruck bombing​ at the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas was in fact a ...
Vegas Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger bragged to ex-girlfriend about renting vehicle days before blowing it up: ‘Feel like Batman’
Army ranger Matthew Livelsberger boasted to his ex-girlfriend about renting the Tesla Cybertruck pickup days before he killed ...
Matthew Livelsberger Actions 'Not Politically Motivated'—Ex-DHS Official
Donell Harvin said that suicide was "the highest cause of death among active-duty military members" as of last year.