Matthew Livelsberger, a highly decorated army veteran, committed a shocking act of violence that both shocked his family and urged authorities to delve deeper into his background.

The incident involved Livelsberger driving a bomb-filled Tesla Cybertruck to the doorway of Donald Trump's Las Vegas hotel, causing his own death and injuries to seven bystanders, as the Daily Mail reports.

Livelsberger, a 37-year-old Army veteran and Green Beret is the key suspect in the Las Vegas attack, with the explosion happening at around 8:40 a.m. local time.

The blast occurred in the valet area of the Trump Hotel, utilizing a rented Tesla Cybertruck. Seven bystanders were injured as a result, and Livelsberger lost his life in the event.

Law enforcement attributed the containment of the majority of the blast within the Cybertruck to its sturdy construction, leaving Livelsberger as the only fatality.

Unraveling Complex Ties and Potential Connections

Livelsberger was living in Colorado Springs at the time of the incident and was on leave from military duty. He had previously resided in Fort Liberty, North Carolina, coincidentally based at the same location where Shamsud Din Jabbar, the New Year's Day New Orleans attacker, served.

This revelation has prompted investigators to explore potential links. Property records further showed multiple previous addresses for Livelsberger in Colorado Springs.

Further investigation revealed that both Livelsberger and Jabbar had rented their electric vehicles from the same car-sharing service, Turo.

Elon Musk Sheds Light on Blast

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, clarified that the explosion did not originate from the vehicle itself but was caused by a bomb. “The suspicion from law enforcement is that it was most likely intentional,” Musk stated.

Dean Livelsberger, Matthew's uncle, described Matthew as “[Matthew was] 100 percent a patriot” and as “a Rambo-type.”

He expressed surprise at the crude construction of the bomb, stating that Matthew “would've been able to make a more sophisticated explosive.”

Political Tensions and Aftermath

In contrast to her late husband, Sara Livelsberger, Matthew's former wife, is known for her anti-Trump sentiments.

She once shared a post on Facebook displaying an anti-Trump sign, stating, “Can’t wait to slap this baby on my truck.”

In response to the incident, Trump criticized the current state of national security in a series of comments, pointing fingers at the DOJ, FBI, and the Democrats.

As part of their efforts to puzzle together the motivations behind Livelsberger's act, law enforcement is probing the property of Livelsberger in Colorado Springs.

Investigation Deepens into Attacks

Turo's spokeswoman confirmed their active collaboration with the investigating authorities, stating, “We are actively partnering with law enforcement authorities as they investigate both incidents.”

As the situation unfolds, law enforcement is examining the potential links between the Las Vegas and New Orleans incidents. Sheriff Kevin McMahill said, “Do I think it's a coincidence? I don't know. We're absolutely looking into any connections to New Orleans.”

The nation waits with bated breath as the tragic events continue to unfold, leaving an array of questions and a country in search of answers.