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The mystery surrounding the motive for the attack on the Tesla CyberTruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day only deepened after the last report from the local police provided several new details.
The “After-page” report after it was released on Monday by the Las Vegas Police Department, confirmed that Matthew Livelberger, who died by suicide before his explosion, the investigators were not returned to his analysis.
The Department of Defense announced that the manifesto was classified, and the investigation was turned over to the federal government, the report said.
The report, seen by FOX News Digital, confirms that the Breed Beret was on leave from his special unit and rented a tesla cyberstuck through a car sharing platform.
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U.S. Army veteran Matthew Livelberger parked his car outside the Trump International Hotel on New Year’s Day. (Los vegas metropolitan police department)
He filled it with fireworks, gasoline cans and fuel for tents, and took it to the Trump International Hotel after 8:40 in the morning on Jan: 1, 2025. There, six people were depressed.
LVMPD and Federal investigators described the incident as an improvised explosive device (vbied) “with the potential to cause mass casualties and extensive property damage” but did not call it terrorism.
Investigators also reconstructed Livelberberger’s last days using phone data, bank records and surveillance footage.
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Matthew Livelberger fired a cyberstruck rental outside the Trump Las Vegas Hotel. (Los vegas metropolitan police department)
Surveillance video showed a lifeserger pouring an accelerant on the trucks before collapsing, ACT LVMPD said in a statement.
Counterterrorism investigators concluded that they wanted to make a “very big statement,” suggesting the Las Vegas area was chosen for visibility and impact.
He also left a note saying that this attack was not related to terror, but it is a way for the soldier to “cleanse” his mind but criticize the “poor leadership” of the “US” of the Collapse, “said the officials.
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Federal investigators described the incident as a vehicle-made explosive device (vbied) but did not call it terrorism. (Los vegas metropolitan police department)
“This was not a terrorist attack, it was a wake-up call,” Livelsberger wrote in the notes app on his phone.
“Americans only care about spectacle and violence. What better way to get my point across than on a ladder with fire extinguishers and fireworks,” Liveserger wrote.
Some of his messages were said to have gone to Shawn Ryan, a Seal-Navy contractor with Ckomba.
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FOX News Digital has reached out to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for comment.
