The FBI says that adolescents killed parents as part of the Trump assassination plot

The FBI said that the high school student from Wisconsin killed his parents as part of a greater conspiracy to assassinate US President Donald Trump.

Nikita Casab, 17, was accused of killing his mother, Tatiana Kasap, 35, and his wife, Donald Mayer, 51, who was found dead in their home on February 28.

A newly undesirable inspection note claims that the suspect’s phone contains materials related to a new Nazi group called nine corners and extends to Adolf Hitler.

Investigators also discovered anti -Semitic writings as it was claimed that the accused detailed his plans to kill Trump as part of a broader goal to overthrow the government, according to the court document.

The suspect is accused of a first -degree deliberate murder and seven other crimes, including hiding the body and stealing identity.

Parents were found dead when local officials visited their house in the village of Wakisha, near Milwaukee, after the boy failed to join the school for two weeks.

Mr. Mayer died from his wounds with a live bullet on his head, while Mrs. Kasab died of multiple wounds in or around February 11, According to a criminal complaint With regard to a teenager.

On the same day that their bodies were discovered, the defendant was withdrawn by the police in Kansas state while leading the Volkswagen 2018 Atlas, which belongs to Mr. Mayer.

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In writings found by the investigators, the suspect expressed the beliefs of the eggs superiority and called for the assassination of Trump to start a political revolution, According to the research note.

Investigators wrote that the alleged double killing “seemed to be an attempt to obtain the financial means and independence necessary to implement his plan.”

The court’s documents claim that the suspect was talking to people in Russia about plans to kill his parents.

The authorities said that the teenager paid the price of a drone and explosives for use in an attack – and he had plans to escape to Ukraine.

“He was in contact with other parties about his plan to kill the president and topple the United States government,” the investigators wrote.

The suspect was a preliminary hearing of the court on April 9. There was no call to the charges.

It is scheduled to appear before the court for a trial – where he will be officially given the charges against him – on May 7, according to the Wakisha Provincial Court. He is held on a bond worth one million dollars (764,000 pounds).