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The Las Vegas Cybertruck Bombing: Matthew Livelsberger
from Tesla Trucks, Taiwan & The Fog | The Tim Dillon Show #424 · #424
6 min
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Tim reads the news details of the Special Forces soldier who blew up a Cybertruck outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas after shooting himself, noting the eerie parallels to the New Orleans truck attack and online chatter about signal number changes.
- Matthew Livelsberger, an active duty US Special Forces soldier, shot himself before his rented Cybertruck exploded outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year's Day.
- Livelsberger rented the vehicle more than 800 miles away and drove it to Nevada, with investigators finding military ID, two pistols, fireworks, and credit cards in the charred wreckage.
- Tim is heading to Las Vegas to investigate the scene himself and play baccarat at the Wynn.
- A conspiracy theory on X claims Livelsberger's Signal safety number changed just before the explosion and his photo changed after it.
- No clear motive has emerged, though Tim notes there's a history of supposed lone wolf attacks that upon inspection don't seem to be lone operations.
- Parallels exist between Livelsberger and the New Orleans truck attack suspect: both served at Fort Bragg, both served in Afghanistan in 2009, both incidents occurred on New Year's Day, and both used Turo rentals.
- Tim mentions hearing from someone in the CIA that Hezbollah has sleeper cells throughout America funding operations back home, while Al-Qaeda has fewer cells.
- The New Orleans attacker was a military member who joined ISIS before driving a truck through a crowd on Bourbon Street and killing fourteen people.
- Describing the suspects in these incidents as young people living their ordinary lives before the attacks.
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