Investigators have assembled a timeline of events tracking the path of Matthew Livelsberger between when he rented a Tesla Cybertruck in Denver on Dec. 28, and when that Cybertruck exploded on the morning of New Year’s Day at Trump International in Las Vegas. The timeline was shared by Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill using information gathered at Tesla charging stations and by street and license plate cameras in Las Vegas.
Law enforcement officials also were looking into who else may have been at the charging locations at the same time, since they would also have video in their Teslas, according to McMahill. He said technicans from Tesla would work to retrieve video captured by the Cybertruck that exploded, as well. “Technology has been very useful to us in resolving this,” McMahill said.
Here is the timeline: December 28 Matthew Livelsberger rents Cybertruck in Denver through the Turo peer-to-peer car rental app. December 30 Cybertruck charged in Monument, Colorado. Livelsberger purchases a Desert Eagle 50 semiautomatic handgun and SLR Model B30 semiautomatic rifle.
December 31 Cybertruck charged in Trinidad, Colorado; Las Vegas, New Mexico; Albuquerque; and Gallup, New Mexico. January 1 Cybertruck charged in Holbrook and Flagstaff, Arizona. 5:33 a.
m. Cybertruck charged in Kingman, Arizona. 7:29 a.
m. Cybertruck first spotted in Las Vegas. 7:34 a.
m. Camera captures images of Cybertruck, which turns onto Fashion Show Boulevard from Las Vegas Boulevard and pulls throu.