Green Beret who died in Las Vegas Cybertruck shot himself in the head before explosion



The suspected driver of the Tesla Cybertruck that exploded outside the Trump International Las Vegas Hotel sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head prior to the blast, officials confirmed in a press briefing.

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25 thoughts on “Green Beret who died in Las Vegas Cybertruck shot himself in the head before explosion”

  1. Islamic terrorist suicide bombers do not commit suicide before the attack (it would be a sin); they die as a consequence of the explosion or are killed when surrounded, like the apparent Islamic terrorist in New Orleans.

    If both incidents are connected, how are they? I find it hard to believe that both were coordinated ISIS attacks.

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  2. I feel this individual was already deceased before the incident occurred. Cybertrucks are either autonomous or have an autonomous driving option. This soldier appears to have been killed before this took place. I think his body was placed in the vehicle post-mortem. The vehicle, seemingly operating on its own, was driving around with the soldier’s body, potentially making it appear as though the soldier was responsible. This scenario feels like an intentional setup to shift blame away from whoever is truly behind it. It seems unlikely that the intent was to harm anyone, as the explosion didn’t injure or kill anyone, which is fortunate. However, the situation feels suspicious, as if it’s part of a larger cover-up. There’s a possibility this incident could have been orchestrated as a political statement, perhaps targeting Elon Musk or Trump, rather than being a genuine act of violence. Something about this just doesn’t add up. The Green Beret was framed to divert attention away from other American-born military personnel whose names are similar to those associated with the terrorist group ISIS.

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  3. That guy's not dead he's in hiding for something I don't believe anything about the story there's no way someone served for 19 years no problem in the special forces was all these troubles to drive all the way to Las Vegas and shoot himself make zero sense and I don't believe it. Maybe the government is helping him hide.

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  4. It would be impossible for a bullet fired from a .50 caliber Desert Eagle to stay in his head for the FBI to "find." That bullet will easily penetrate 1/4 in. steel plate or about 20 1 in. pine boards. Does the FBI still believe the American public is as stupid as when JFK was assassinated and the FBI "found" that magic bullet? Or when they found the microscopic fragments to the truck in the 1st WTC attack? That is, by the way, the attack they knew all about because they had an informant on the inside?

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  5. Complete lie! He shot himself before the explosion and nobody heard the gunshot? Also no one is going to worry about bringing their passport and other identifiers before committing such an act. What a load of garbage the MSM is trying to push…. they really think people are that stupid

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  6. I believe it was suicide. My dad served in an elite branch of the army (for years) and he chose to end his life at the same age too. He was also highly decorated and held the same rank as Matthew. There were no warning signs either. It just happened out of nowhere.

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  7. This passport and ID being found untouched at the cybertruck remind me of the "Four of the hijackers passports have survived in whole or in part. Two were recovered from the crash site of United Airlines flight 93 in Pennsylvania. These are the passports of Ziad Jarrah and Saeed al Ghamdi. One belonged to a hijacker on American Airlines flight 11."

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  8. Hmmm, a gunshot to the head yet the explosion would kill him instantly, his guns burned into oblivion, yet his ID's and passport survived, "used" a cybertruck, and they were able to identify him quickly instead of the other guy at the new year celebration that took a little longer.

    What arent they telling us, and yes this is the third time i am leaving a comment because they keep deleting it.

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