A Wisconsin high school student killed his parents as part of a broader plot to assassinate US President Donald Trump, said the FBI.
Nikita Casap, 17, was accused of the murder of her mother, Tatiana Casap, 35, and her stepfather Donald Mayer, 51, who was found dead at their home on February 28.
A newly non -sealed search warrant also relieves that the suspect’s phone contained equipment relating to a neonazi group called the order of nine angles and praise for Adolf Hitler.
Investigators also discovered anti -Semitic writings in which the accused would have detailed his plans to kill Trump as part of a broader objective of overthrowing the government, according to the court document.
The suspect is accused of intentional homicide in the first degree and seven other crime charges, in particular by masking a corpse and an identity theft.
The parents were found dead when local officials visited their house in the village of Waukesha, near Milwaukee, after the boy failed to go to school for two weeks.
Mr. Mayer died of a ball injury to the head, while Mrs. Casap died of multiple shot wounds on February 11 around February 11, According to a criminal complaint Regarding the teenager.
The same day, their bodies were discovered, the accused was arrested by Kansas State police while driving a 2018 Volkswagen Atlas belonging to Mr. Mayer, investigators said.
In the car was the Smith & Wesson .357 pistol of Mr. Mayer, four credit cards belonging to the couple, “several pieces” of precious jewelry, an openly open safe and $ 14,000 (£ 10,700) in currency, most of which were inside a Bible, said the criminal complaint.
In the writings found by the investigators, the suspect expressed white supremacist beliefs and called for Trump’s assassination to start a political revolution, According to the search mandate.
The alleged double murder “seemed to be an effort to obtain the financial means and the autonomy necessary for the realization of his plan,” wrote the investigators.
The court documents allege that the suspect was explained with people in Russia plans to kill his parents.
The authorities said the teenager had paid a drone and explosives to use in an attack – and intended to escape in Ukraine.
“He was in contact with other parties concerning his plan to kill the president and overthrow the United States government,” the investigators wrote.
The suspect had a preliminary court hearing on April 9. He did not plead for the accusations.
He should then appear before the court for indictment – where he will officially receive the accusations against him – May 7, according to the court of the county of Waukesha. He is detained on a deposit of $ 1 million (£ 764,000).
