I've done a little search and can't find any mention of the Sheriffs daughter and the judge relationship…this makes sense as a motive..
Anyone have sauce?
thanks anon…makes sense seeing as how the Sheriff killed the judge and then immediately turned himself in…
I believe this capability exists for all vehicles sold in the states…
Does anyone know when this capability first started showing up on US vehicles and can the antenna be disconnected to disable this remote functionality?
"Elon Musk Did Something Ugly": Chechen Warlord Infuriated After Cybertruck Remotely Disabled
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by Tyler Durden
Friday, Sep 20, 2024 - 08:45 AM
A month after Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov alleged that Elon Musk supplied him with a Tesla Cybertruck as a "gift," the warlord took to Telegram, infuriated that Musk allegedly and remotely shut down at least one of his Cybertrucks.
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/elon-musk-did-something-ugly-chechen-warlord-infuriated-after-cybertruck-remotely
When did OnStar come out? Who owns OnStar? We get lots of questions about OnStar history, and it's no wonder — it's a long and interesting story. It all started in 1996, and ever since then, we've been committed to the safety, security and added peace of mind of our Members.
https://www.onstar.com/why-onstar/evolution-of-onstar-innovations
Some models come standard with OnStar, while others include OnStar as part of an add-on "safety" package. GM plans to make OnStar a standard feature on all of its 2007 vehicles.
https://auto.howstuffworks.com/onstar.htm