A Wisconsin student killed his parents as part of a bigger plot to kill US President Donald Trump, the FBI said.
The 17 -year -old Nikita Casap is accused of killing her mother Tatiana Casap, 35 years old, and his stepmother Donald Mayer, 51, who were found dead at their home on February 28.
Recently, the unsealed search order also claims that a suspect's phone contains a material related to a neo -Nazi group called the Order of Nine Corners and praised Adolf Hitler.
Investigators have also discovered the anti -Semitic works, in which the accused seems to detail his plans to kill Trump as part of a wider purpose to overthrow the government, according to the court document.
The suspect has been charged with premeditated first -degree murder and seven other crimes, including hiding theft of a corpse and identity.
The parents were found dead when the local officials visited their home in the village of Wokesha, near Miluoki, after the boy failed to attend school for two weeks.
D -Mayer died of a firearm wound in the head while d -Ja Casap died of multiple firearms on or around 11 February, According to a criminal appeal About the teenager.
On the same day, their bodies were discovered, the defendant was drawn by police in Kansas as he was driving an Atlas of Volkswagen in 2018 belonging to G -Mier, the investigators said.
In the car was the pistol of Mr. Mayer Smith & Wesson .357, four credit cards belonging to the couple, “multiple pieces” of valuable jewelry, safe, open and $ 14,000 (10,700 British pounds) in currency, most of which were inside the Bible, the complaint said.
In the works found by investigators, the suspect expressed white supreme beliefs and called for Trump's murder to launch a political revolution, According to the search orderS
The alleged double murder “seems to have been an effort to get the financial resources and autonomy needed to implement his plan,” investigators write.
Judicial documents say the suspect has talked to people in Russia about plans to kill his parents.
Authorities said the teenager paid for a drone and explosives to use in the attack – and had plans to escape to Ukraine.
“He was in connection with other parties about his plan to kill the president and to overthrow the United States Government,” investigators wrote.
The suspect had a preliminary court hearing on April 9. He did not go on a legal basis on the charges.
He then has to appear in court for an agreement – where he will be officially charged against him – on May 7, according to the Wokesha District Court. It is held on a $ 1 million bond (£ 764,000).