Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff.

Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, in this case in Las Vegas, this master sergeant, this former Green Beret,

and we're of course talking about the New Year's cyber truck, which we now know was a suicide.

Why this person, Matthew Liversberger, decided to take his own life?

We're going to discuss some of that. And how or why, or is it connected at all to the New Orleans case with Sam Sardine Jabbar.

And our thoughts and the evidence points to the fact that it's not connected.

It's not related.

Many people will say they want to insist that it is,

but I think that the Las Vegas police, very, very good investigators, very professional

police organization, I think they did an outstanding investigation in regards to this,

and they lifted up every rock and they looked underneath it.

And I think their conclusions are that, no, these cases are not connected.

And the cases were done for very different reasons.

New Orleans was no doubt an act of terrorism.

In Las Vegas, the cyber truck explosion, there was more to it. It was having something to do

with Matthew Liversberger's PTSD and his desire to make a statement. And even he left a

what was considered a manifesto.

And we're going to go into that during the show.

But a very different, different case than the attack, of course, in New Orleans.

And many people, they don't want to accept that, but that's okay.

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