The New Orleans slayer and Tesla’s Cyberruck driver who exploded in Las Vegas had served on the same military base

While authorities in the U.S. are examining whether the incidents in and related to each other, new evidence comes to the “light” about the profile of the 42-year-old slayer who killed 15 people by falling into the crowd by truck, reinforce the above scenario. According to the latest information brought to the fore by international media, the perpetrator of the terrorist attack in New Orleans is reportedly linked through the army to Tesla’s Cyberruck driver who exploded outside a Donald Trump property hotel in Las Vegas. CORVERSE As ABC broadcasts on Thursday (02.01.25), the two men had served on the same military base. Cybertruck’s driver, hiding inside an entire arsenal, is 37-year-old Matthew Lievelsberger, who allegedly comes from Colorado. The 37-year-old had served on the same military base as the slayer who bloodied New Orleans on New Year’s celebrations. CORVERSE 42-year-old Samsud Dean Jabbar had a tenure for nearly a decade in American armed forces, in technology-related positions, but also a mission to Afghanistan. On the other hand, 37-year-old Jabbar had served from March 2007 to January 2015 initially as an expert in Human Resources Management and then as an expert in Technology. From February 2009 to January 2010 he had served in Afghanistan. He remained in the army as a reserve specializing in Technology until July 2020 and had reached the rank of sergeant. In August 2004 he had enlisted in the U.S. Navy but landed a month later, never going to a training camp. A Navy spokesman told CNN that Jabbar had enlisted a program whose members serve without having been through training. Finally, the authorities are investigating whether the two men rented the white van and Cybertruck, respectively, through Turo’s same application.