Matthew Livelsberger, a US Army veteran, allegedly bombed the Trump hotel in Las Vegas, killing himself. Police sources claim he was recently separated from his wife. Investigators are looking into his motives, including possible incidents of infidelity and his recent messaging with an ex-girlfriend.
SUSPECTED Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger was dumped by his wife just days before the deadly Trump hotel blast, claim police sources.A handgun was found at the feet of the badly charred body of the Green Beret special ops, AP reports. He drove from his home in Colorado Springs to the front of the Trump hotel in Las Vegas for the attack. His house was swiftly searched after he was IDed later on New Year's Day as officers looked into if the brazen crime was an 'act of terror'.
They discovered that Livelsberger was serving as a Special Forces operations sergeant in Germany but was on leave at the time on the attack. Soon spoke out as Livelsberger's personal life was put into the spotlight as police continue to look for a potential motive. That his wife hadn't heard from him in the days before he was named as the bombing suspect. It was later revealed that he had split from his wife - also the mother of his young child - just six days before January 1, accordingTo the dad had allegedly been caught up in an argument with his partner over cheating claims, two sources familiar with the police Days later he is said to have rented the Cybertruck through the app Turo and made the long drive across to California. During this time, his ex-girlfriend Alicia Arritt claimed Livelsberger started to message her again despite the pair splitting up in 2021.The Green Beret said driving it made him 'feel like Batman'. Arritt told the publication 'Matt was the kindest man I ever knew' as she revealed the FBI has already been in contact with her. Surveillance footage then showed his flashy EV bursting into flames with him inside. Livelsberger's uncle Dean said he was left in shock after hearing about his nephew as he had always viewed him as a 'supersoldier'. IN a statement, the US Army released Matthew Livelsberger's service record. They said: “Master Sgt. Matthew Alan Livelsberger enlisted as an 18X and served in the active duty Army from January 2006 to March 201
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