Matthew Livelsberger, the military veteran who shot himself to death in a Tesla Cybertruck before the explosion outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, left a letter. Authorities said Livelsberger had no ill will towards President-elect Donald Trump.

Matthew Livelsberger was battling depression

"This appears to be a tragic case of suicide involving a military personnel who was struggling with GTSD, depression and other issues," said Spencer Evans, the FBI's agent in charge in Las Vegas. Livelsberger died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Investigating officials have not said how Livelsberger shot himself inside the Cybertruck and how he ignited the explosives that caused the blast.

Trump and Musk were not in Las Vegas on the day of the blast on Wednesday. Both had attended a New Year's party held at Trump's South Florida estate. Seven people suffered minor injuries in the blast, but the Trump International Hotel was not damaged. Officials said Livelsberger carried out the incident alone. Officials released the letter on Friday.

The officials said this

Officials said that the notes left by Livelsberger showed that he committed suicide to alert the country. It was written in it that this explosion would alert the country about its evils. In the letter, he raised many topics including domestic and international issues including political attacks, social problems and the war in Ukraine. He said what could be a better way to say his point than a stunt with explosives?

The attacker in New Orleans wanted to cause an explosion using a transmitter

The FBI said on Friday that the attacker, Shamsuddin Jabbar, who drove a truck into a crowded New Orleans area and opened fire on New Year's Day, wanted to use the transmitter to detonate two explosives placed near the attack site. He was a staunch supporter of IS. He had placed the explosives on Bourbon Street. The transmitter and two guns were recovered from Jabbar's truck. He was shot dead by police after the attack. It is not clear why he could not detonate the explosives.