Army says Vegas Cybertruck explosion suspect displayed no concerning behavior prior to death
In a Saturday night email from the U.S. Army Pentagon, a spokesperson said Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, the Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion suspect, displayed no signs of concerning behavior leading up to his leave or his suicide.
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