A soldier in a cybertruck blast left a note explaining their motivation, which said, “This was a wake-up call, not a terrorist attack”

Before killing himself, the perpetrator of the horrific Cybertruck explosion allegedly left a letter.

Green Beret veteran Matthew Livelsberger said that his battle with PTSD was the reason behind his detonation of a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas. A portion of Livelsberger’s letter was recently made public by the Clark County Nevada Sheriff’s Department, indicating that his intention was not to do harm to anyone.

“This was a wake-up call, not a terrorist strike. Americans are solely interested in violence and show. What better method to convey my message than with a fireworks and explosions stunt? The message said.

Livelsberger went on to explain why he chose that particular time for the explosion, implying that his military deeds had left him feeling guilty.

“Why did I do it now myself? He said, “I needed to free myself from the weight of the lives I took and purge my mind of the brothers I’ve lost.”

It’s interesting to note that Livelsberger protested in an Elon Musk car, even if he supports Donald Trump. He criticized the new government and cautioned people against putting their confidence in them.

“It’s time to wake up, fellow service members, veterans, and all Americans! The distressed individual stated, “We are being led by weak and feckless leadership who only serve to enrich themselves.”

“Right now we are irreversibly ill and headed towards collapse,” he added.

Officials verified that Livelsberger killed himself with a bullet that left through the left side of his skull just before the explosion. Where the letter was found by authorities after his passing is unknown.

Livelsberger was a distinguished soldier of the Army who served in Central Asia and Afghanistan.