New Details In Trump Hotel Explosion Highlight Allegations Of Surveillance And Drone Technology

The explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck near Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day has brought intense focus to the alleged perpetrator, Matthew Alan Livelsberger, a former Army master sergeant. His writings, including a detailed email and phone notes, have raised serious questions about government operations, drone technology, and military conduct.

Livelsberger’s email, sent before the explosion, claimed to reveal the origins of unexplained drone sightings across the country. He described these drones as utilizing advanced gravitic propulsion systems, a capability he attributed to both the U.S. and China. Livelsberger called these drones the “most dangerous threat to national security,” warning of their potential for undetected strikes.

The email also revealed Livelsberger’s belief that he was under close surveillance. He accused Homeland Security and the FBI of tracking him both digitally and physically in the days leading to the explosion. Livelsberger suggested the agencies planned to stop him before he could reach Mexico and claimed they refrained from intervening due to his possession of a large explosive device.

Authorities also recovered notes from Livelsberger’s phone, where he criticized American leadership as ineffective and corrupt. He characterized the explosion as a “wake-up call” rather than a terrorist act, arguing it was intended to draw attention to what he perceived as critical national issues. His writings reflected his struggles with guilt over the lives lost during his military service.

Livelsberger’s email included accusations against U.S. agencies, including the CIA, Department of Defense, and DEA, alleging they had covered up civilian casualties during 2019 airstrikes in Afghanistan. He claimed involvement in targeting operations that destroyed over 125 buildings and killed hundreds of civilians. Livelsberger referred to these events as war crimes hidden to protect government officials.

Investigators believe Livelsberger rented the Tesla Cybertruck, filled it with explosives, and drove it to the Trump hotel. A gunshot wound found on his body suggests he may have died by suicide before the blast. Federal authorities are now analyzing the claims in his writings as part of the ongoing investigation.