Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger’s wife anti-Trump? ‘…to kill someone’ – Times of India

Screenshots of anti-Trump messages for an FB profile believed to be beloning to the wife of Matthew Livelsberger going viral.

The social media profile of a woman who is being thought to be the wife or ex-wife of Cybertruck attack suspect Matthew Livelsberger has surfaced with prominent anti-Trump messages. In an old Facebook comment, Sara Livelsberger wrote: “I follow his (Donald Trump’s Twitter…Just to get my morning motivation to kill someone.”
The Facebook account of Sarah Livelsberger has many references to Matthew though it is not confirmed whether this woman is the attacker’s wife. The last post on Sara Livelsberger’s account is from May 2026 before the election.
X users dug up her old posts and claimed that she is a Democrat supporter. In a May 2016 post, she shared a pro-Democrat poster with the slogan ‘Stop Bigotry’ and a caricature of Donald Trump. “Perks of being a registered Democrat… I can’t wait to slap this baby on my truck,” she captioned it.

Who was Matthew Livelsberger? What police know about the Tesla cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas

Just hours after the New Orleans terror attack, an explosion was reported in Las Vegas outside Trump hotel. The driver of the cybertruck died in the blast and several others sustained minor injuries. Later, the driver was identified as 37-year-old Livelsberger of Colorado Springs who rented the truck from Turo and loaded it with fireworks-style mortars, camping fuel and canisters which were detonated and the car blasted. The FBI is investigating the incident as a possible act of terror.
Reports claimed that both the New Year’s Day attackers — Matthew Livelsberger and Shasun Din Jabbar served at the same military base Fort Bragg.
Livelsberger was on active duty with the Army serving in Germany and came to Colorado on leave. Reports claimed his wife did not hear from him in several days prior to the incident.
Livelsberger was in Green Beret as a communication specialist in January 2006 before becoming an operations manager and team sergeant in February 2023.
A Facebook profile that apparently belongs to Matthew Livelsberger shows him holding a baby.
“Obviously a Cybertruck, the Trump hotel, there are lots of questions we have to answer,” Las Vegas County Sheriff Kevin McMahill said after the incident.
“The evil knuckleheads picked the wrong vehicle for a terrorist attack. Cybertruck actually contained the explosion and directed the blast upwards,” Elon Musk reacted.