Las Vegas Cybertruck bomber Matthew Libersberger 'ripped off' his first wife and mocked her struggle with depression – years before shooting him in the head and blowing up a car loaded with explosives That's what her friends claimed.
Stacey Wilsens, a Colorado Springs neighbor of Mr. Ribblesberger and his ex-wife, Sarah, recalled that the decorated Army soldier was “weird and unhealthy” after she began knowing him around 2012. .
“He preyed on her,” Wilsens said. told the Colorado Springs Gazette Leiblsberger's attitude towards his then wife.
However, she did not elaborate further on his apparent actions.
Wilsens said she disliked Libersberger so much that she chose to spend time with Sarah while he was deployed on military duty.
Still, Wilsens said his wife was suffering and depressed because Libersberger was away from home.
“She was trying to get healthy and he was making fun of her,” a friend told the outlet.
“There was nothing stable or stable between them.”
The couple, who divorced in 2018, were “polar opposites,” Wilsens added.
She said Sarah supported Bernie Sanders in the 2016 election, while her husband supported Donald Trump.
It's a video shared on Sarah's Facebook page in 2016, when they were still married and Libersberger calls his wife “Sarah Beans” as they prepare to leave on vacation. It was a capture of the situation.
At one point in the clip, Libersberger appears to reprimand his wife, telling her not to “do anything weird” at the airport or “you'll embarrass him.”
Wilsens said that after the couple separated, Sarah left Colorado, then remarried and became healthy again.
Meanwhile, Riversberger also remarried in 2022.
Law enforcement sources told the Post that his current wife, who has a baby daughter with him, and that they separated just last week.
Sources said Libersberger moved out of his Colorado Springs home the day after Christmas after his wife confronted him about apparent infidelity.
After leaving Colorado, Leiblesberger rented a Tesla Cybertruck via the Turo app, drove to Vegas, parked it in front of the Trump Hotel on New Year's Day, and detonated an explosive hidden in the truck, killing him in the head. It is said that he shot himself and committed suicide. Policeman.
Investigators are looking into whether the soldier's motives were personal or political, given the location of the explosion outside Trump's hotel.
The FBI was also considering the choice of vehicle due to its relationship with President Trump's close aide Elon Musk.
“We don't know that it's in front of President Trump's building, we don't know that it's a Tesla car, but at this point it conclusively tells us or suggests that it's due to this particular ideology. “We don't have any information to do so,” Spencer-Evans said. Special agent in charge of the Las Vegas FBI.
U.S. officials said Libersberger, a Green Beret, had just returned from overseas duty in Germany and was on approved leave at the time of his death.
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