Tesla Cybertruck Explodes in Front of Trump Hotel in Las Vegas

originally posted by: hangedman13

originally posted by: xuenchen
Oh WHAT??

Las Vegas Police say the Trump Cybertruck Bomber sustained a GUNSH0T WOUND to the head PRIOR to the detonation of the truck

They’ve also NOT been able to positively identify his body, as he’s too badly charred.

In ANOTHER coincidence, both Livelsberger and the New Orleans attacker served in Afghanistan in 2009.

X source and vid

🤣 was it with a nail gun?

Sounds like the Clinton's are involved! Shot in the head PRIOR to detonation? How does that work? Pops himself in the head, then triggers them? Smells like an alphabet agency production!

You can buy fuse on the internet. You can even pick the timing.

The cybertruck was chosen because they are way more difficult to put out when on fire...compared to a non-electric vehicle.

Police were fortunate to have an electric vehicle fire suppression blanket available at the scene.
Otherwise...much more physical evidence would've been destroyed by the fire.

Just out of curiosity, what time was it when the Sugar Bowl was postponed?

Did this incident take place before, or after, the postponement was announced?

Could the Vegas Tesla bomber have rigged something to go off remotely at the Sugar Bowl following the Bourbon St. rampage, and worked with the NOLA perp to put everything in place. And then when the game was postponed he realized his gig was likely up, and then followed through with some suicide plan in front of the Trump building earlier than planned?

The perp in the Vegas incident was a autonomous vehicle and drone specialist, and the the NOLA perp was an IT guy. Together, they could have cooked up a plan for a one-two punch in NOLA and then maybe planned on going out with a bang via the Tesla explosion in Vegas and some remotely triggered event in NOLA. But the postponement screwed up their plan?

Or, maybe they planned on the NOLA perp being able to shoot his way out of the rampage on Bourbon St. so they could execute some other larger mass casualty event at the Sugar Bowl. (???) I mean, why did the NOLA perp have guns if his rampage was going to end right there? He probably didn't figure on crashing into the manlift on Bourbon, so what did he have planned if that didn't happen?

Just some thoughts on possibilities.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

According to our Fire Chief, that fire suppression blanket is the ONLY way to put out an EV fire...you just cover, and let it burn out.

Straight from Russia .

"Cybertruck explosion suspect wore Ukrainian neo-Nazi shirt"

so ISIS and Nazi's cant make this up

originally posted by: DontTreadOnMe
a reply to: CarlLaFong

According to our Fire Chief, that fire suppression blanket is the ONLY way to put out an EV fire...you just cover, and let it burn out.

Exactly.
I believe that that particular vehicle was chosen to conceal evidence.

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

Is that true, or are you just joking?

If true, then that's a really compelling reason to believe the Vegas and NOLA events are in fact connected somehow. Two radical causes and two tragic events, one far more serious than the other, but that doesn't mean the Vegas event wasn't intended to cause just as much carnage.

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
Straight from Russia .

"Cybertruck explosion suspect wore Ukrainian neo-Nazi shirt"

so ISIS and Nazi's cant make this up

The AZOV Brigade!!

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

RT link


Liveslberger’s wife on Facebook in 2016, the former soldier can be seen wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a Ukrainian coat of arms and the slogan “Slava Ukraini,” or “Glory to Ukraine.”

Since the conflict with Russia escalated in 2022, “Slava Ukraini” has become an internationally recognized slogan used by Kiev’s supporters. Before, however, it was predominantly used by neo-Nazis and other Ukrainian right-wing extremists.

originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: hangedman13

Possible suicide, with the bullet passing through da skull into the gasoline containers behind the driver. Maybe slow playback will show a flash in the front seat just before the fireworks show.

Yep. Suicide, then explosion..both very quickly.

Although investigators are still examining DNA evidence of the person found in the truck, Las Vegas Metro Police Department Sherriff Kevin McMahill told reporters at a news conference that Livelsberger's identification and credit cards were found at the scene. The coroner's office said the person in the truck sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head and a handgun was found at his feet.

Source: abcnews.go.com...

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

...and hopefully starve it for oxygen, but yeah. Probably never completely starve it due to convection, but might help some.

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

RT link


Liveslberger’s wife on Facebook in 2016, the former soldier can be seen wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a Ukrainian coat of arms and the slogan “Slava Ukraini,” or “Glory to Ukraine.”

Since the conflict with Russia escalated in 2022, “Slava Ukraini” has become an internationally recognized slogan used by Kiev’s supporters. Before, however, it was predominantly used by neo-Nazis and other Ukrainian right-wing extremists.

Hmmmm.

originally posted by: norhoc4
a reply to: xuenchen

A bit odd that both in New Orleans attack and the cyber truck were both carried out by active duty military

New Orleans attacker was not active duty, he's been out of the military for several years

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

RT link


Liveslberger’s wife on Facebook in 2016, the former soldier can be seen wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a Ukrainian coat of arms and the slogan “Slava Ukraini,” or “Glory to Ukraine.”

Since the conflict with Russia escalated in 2022, “Slava Ukraini” has become an internationally recognized slogan used by Kiev’s supporters. Before, however, it was predominantly used by neo-Nazis and other Ukrainian right-wing extremists.

That's quite interesting

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

Possible connection to Army lieutenant Alexander Vindman.

originally posted by: WeMustCare

originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: hangedman13

Possible suicide, with the bullet passing through da skull into the gasoline containers behind the driver. Maybe slow playback will show a flash in the front seat just before the fireworks show.

Yep. Suicide, then explosion..both very quickly.

Although investigators are still examining DNA evidence of the person found in the truck, Las Vegas Metro Police Department Sherriff Kevin McMahill told reporters at a news conference that Livelsberger's identification and credit cards were found at the scene. The coroner's office said the person in the truck sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head and a handgun was found at his feet.

Source: abcnews.go.com...

All a little too convenient if you ask me. Especially in light of how the fbi tried to get out in front of this. Now a big question, was the gun only loaded with a single round? Otherwise we have to ask how did it survive the fire inside the truck, since gunpowder will explode with enough heat and as discussions here have pointed out Tesla trucks burn long and hot!

a reply to: hangedman13

The more disturbing part is his ID tags being removed from the scene, and then authorities claiming they couldn't identify him! His ID was known at that point, and EV's don't burn hot enough to melt military dog tags. Whomever removed those dog tags knew this.

So, why were these dog tags removed, and once again who removed them?????

As far as a firearm with a full magazine (and presumably a in-battery chamber) in a fire...ammunition "cooks off" differently than being fired. Contrary to popular belief, ammunition cooking off is for the most part harmless. In other words, it doesn't explode. Do NOT try this at home, but if a person throws a handful of ammo into a fire, they just fizzle off without much ado. So, even a loaded firearm would not "explode" in a fire. That's movie stuff.

edit - The reason I said 'in-battery' is because a Desert Eagle is a semi-automatic, so after he fired (a round into his pumpkin) the firearm would have loaded the next round in the magazine into the chamber, hence "in-battery"...regardless if he was alive and/or conscious when this took place. So, If the mag had more than one round in it, I would fully expect the firearm to be found in what is known as "Condition 0", meaning round in chamber, hammer back, and ready to fire.

Incidentally, there are quite a bit of forensics which can be done with the "condition" of a firearm, and this is something which is almost always left out of any MSM reports. (i.e. what "condition" was the firearm used found to be in"). Any firearm found in "Condition 1", or "Condition 2-4" was NOT a suicide...unless the perp, after being shot fatally, had the wherewithal to manipulate the firearm into one of these other, safer, conditions. This how you know some of the "official stories" about suicide are just Bullsh!t.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Doesn't need the bullets to explode to make identification difficult. The type of fire we are talking about would leave a melted lump of a gun behind. By the way throwing bullets in a fire can cause them to "fire" pun intended. Lots of rednecks win the Darwin awards because of that occurring. Funny odd differing thought on the gun, I assumed a revolver not an automatic! Now the question is was it his gun? Registered to him I mean. Just being in the military does not grant you a pistol permit. Was it a legal handgun or another question that needs to be answered?

a reply to: hangedman13

Did you see pictures of the firearm? I did. It wasn't a 'melted lump of metal'. The lower action was clearly visible, and this would mean the serial numbers were also clearly visible (after some brushing). The polymer parts were melted, but not the receiver.

Don't let yourself be misled by the media!

Now, could he have filed down the serial numbers on the receiver? Sure! All the more reason to remove his dog tags before anyone else found them!

Don't you see a pattern here?

ETA - Are you familiar with the Desert Eagle line of pistols? Some of the early models were featured in Dirty Harry-like movies. They're powerful semi-autos. However, after they gained movie fame, the manufacturer made them in many other calibers, not all of them all metal. Why? Because it was "cool" to have a Desert Eagle. The .50 caliber magnum versions were fearsome firearms. They were also punishing recoil and debilitatingly heavy to carry. So, they worked good in movies, but had little other practical use. THIS is why it is very difficult to even find the .50 cal DE Magnum ammo any more. And, you do know that a semi-auto requires different ammo than most high caliber revolvers, right? So, while semi-auto ammo can be fired in some revolvers, the same can not be said for revolver ammo in semi automatics. This is why you don't see many (if any, that I am aware of) semi-automatics which fire the .45 Long Colt round. Yet there's plenty of revolvers which fire this round. Thousands even.

a reply to: TheMisguidedAngel

This is floating around as well. Not confirmed.