A teenager killed his parents as part of the Trump’s plot, says FBI

Wisconsin’s student killed her parents as part of a greater conspiracy for the US President Donald Trump’s assassination, FBI said.

17 -year -old Nikita Kasap was charged with the murder of his mother, 35th Tatiana Kasap, and his stepfather Donald Mayer, the 51st, who was found dead on February 28 in their home.

A recent search warrant also claims that the suspect’s phone contains a material associated with a neo -Nazi group called the Order of Nine Aga and Praise for Adolf Hitler.

According to the court document, investigators also discovered anti -Semitic works in which the accused allegedly told about his plans to kill Trump as part of a broader goal of the government.

The suspect is accused of intentionally murder of the first degree and seven more conversations about the crime, including hiding the corpse and theft.

Parents were found dead when local officials visited their home in the village of Vakes, near Milouoki, after the boy could not attend school for two weeks.

M -n Mayer died of a firearm head, while Mrs. Casap died of several firearms either around February 11, or around February 11, or around February 11, According to a criminal complaint Regarding the teenager.

On the same day, when their bodies were discovered, the accused was tightened by police in Kansas while driving atlas Volkswagen 2018, which belonged to Mr. Mayer, investigators said.

The car was Smith & Wesson .357 Mr. Mayer pistol, four credit cards owned by pairs, “several works” of valuable jewelry, owned safe and $ 14,000 (10,700 pounds) in currency, most of which were in the Bible, according to a criminal complaint.

In the works found by the investigators, the suspect expressed white supreme beliefs and called for the murder of Trump to start a political revolution, According to the order for search.

The alleged double murder “It turned out that it was an effort to get the financial resources and autonomy necessary to implement your plan,” the investigators write.

In court, the documents claim that the suspect talked to people in Russia about plans to kill their parents.

Authorities said the teenager paid for the drone and explosives to use the attack as a result of the attack – and planned to escape to Ukraine.

“He maintained connection with the other parties about his plan to kill the president and overthrow the united applications,” the investigators write.

On April 9, the suspect had a preliminary hearing of the court. He did not ask for charges.

He should then appear in court for his intended purpose – where he will officially charged against him – May 7, the Vakes County County reports. It is kept on a bond of $ 1 million (764,000 pounds).