Trump Hotel Bomber Suspect Linked To Ukraine Recruitment, Mother’s Posts In Question
Matthew Livelsberger, a 37-year-old Green Beret, has been identified as the suspect behind the New Year’s Day bombing outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas. Livelsberger’s ties to Ukraine and his strong anti-Trump sentiments have raised questions about the political motivations behind the attack.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill confirmed that a Tesla Cybertruck packed with explosives was used in the bombing. McMahill noted, “There’s obviously things to be concerned about,” as investigators examine Livelsberger’s connections.
Las Vegas bomber, Matt Livelsberger, was recruiting mercs for Ukraine.
This comes after a photo of him surfaced wearing a “Glory to Ukraine”
It’s also worth noting that Ryan Routh, who tried to take out Trump at his golf course in Florida last year, also worked to recruit… pic.twitter.com/djBwGFzlyT
— Apollon Hellas🇬🇷 (@ApollonHellass) January 3, 2025
Everyone take a close look at the Ukraine shirt Matthew Livelsberger is wearing in this picture.
And now, new photo surfaces from LinkedIn that he inquired about “a job” in Ukraine as well.
Does this have anything to do with the Las Vegas attack? pic.twitter.com/VYCjgBKmit
— Bo (@dittletv) January 2, 2025
Livelsberger, 37, served in the Army since 2006 and was on approved leave at the time of the incident. He had a long career with overseas assignments, including two deployments to Afghanistan, and service in Ukraine, Tajikistan, Georgia, and Congo. He was awarded multiple Bronze…
— Matthew Thompson (@MSTR_Bitcoin) January 3, 2025
Social media posts suggest Livelsberger recruited mercenaries to fight in Ukraine’s war against Russia, offering $550 a day with lodging and travel included. A 2016 photo shows him wearing a shirt emblazoned with “Slava Ukraini,” meaning “Glory to Ukraine,” a slogan linked to Ukrainian nationalism.
BREAKING: The family of the Las Vegas attacker claims he was a Trump fan.
His uncle claimed: 'He loved Trump, and he was always a very, very patriotic soldier, a patriotic American. It’s one of the reasons he was in Special Forces for so many years. It wasn’t just one tour of… pic.twitter.com/36QsMR0LTO
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) January 2, 2025
🚨 #BREAKING: Las Vegas Police say the Trump Cybertruck Bomber was identified by a military ID and passport found in the vehicle, because his body was burned “beyond recognition.”
So somehow a paper passport and military ID survived the explosion? pic.twitter.com/UfC0ORTY2T
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) January 2, 2025
Apparently Elon Musk needs to build his cybertrucks out of paper military IDs and paper passports … they’re indestructible.
— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) January 2, 2025
Livelsberger’s wife, Sarah, also drew scrutiny for past social media posts expressing hostility toward President Donald Trump. In one post from 2015, she wrote that following Trump’s social media made her “want to kill someone.” Investigators are exploring whether her rhetoric influenced Livelsberger’s actions.
Wait one minute?!! You mean to tell me the explosion and fire in the Cybertruck completely destroyed an all steel .50 Cal Desert Eagle and an AR-15, but somehow a plastic Military ID and a fully intact paper Passport survived with only minor burns?!
HOW???🤔 pic.twitter.com/LpxcT4WB3F
— The Sylent Majority (@SylentMayhem) January 2, 2025
Authorities just found an intact passport in a Tesla Cybertruck that literally melted along with its driver. It’s giving serious déjà vu to the 9/11 hijacker passport that magically survived a skyscraper’s fiery collapse. If the government’s claims are legit —and of course, my… pic.twitter.com/OpSgemK3TH
— Ahmed A.G. Ghanim (@ag4congress) January 2, 2025
What if Matthew Livelsberger was taken out in Colorado, and his passport and badge were stolen to frame him?
Why would he have both his passport and badge with him instead of just his driver’s license?
His body was allegedly unidentifiable in the Cybertruck outside Trump Tower… pic.twitter.com/NQruRb0QCr
— Brian Eastwood (@BrianEastwood_X) January 2, 2025
The attack bears similarities to the activities of Ryan Routh, a failed assassin with a history of recruiting for Ukraine. Routh reportedly visited Fort Bragg, Livelsberger’s former station, more than 100 times, though it is unclear if the two were connected.
I don’t know anyone who even carries their passport if they are not traveling internationally. This guy just happened to have his on him and it’s apparently made out of the same material as the Cybertruck… pic.twitter.com/uBekKHOJXs
— Kam saleh (@KamSaleh) January 3, 2025
One of the failed Trump assassins, Ryan Routh, traveled to Ukraine to volunteer to fight and assist the Ukraine army.
The Trump Tower/Cybertruck terrorist, Matthew Livelsberger, actively recruited US citizens to fight in Ukraine.
Ukraine is a giant CIA proxy.
Do the math. pic.twitter.com/UANj0r3opq— HD_FreedomRider😎🇺🇸 (@Mike44502881) January 3, 2025
Authorities are continuing to probe Livelsberger’s background, focusing on his military service, recruitment efforts, and political motivations as part of their investigation into the bombing.