Wokisha, Wisconsin. – The federal authorities said in the court documents that a teenager in Wisconsin’s state killed his parents “to obtain the necessary financial and independence” to kill President Donald Trump and topple the United States government.
Nikita Casab, 17, was arrested in March and was charged with first -degree murder and two charges to hide the body, according to the Wokisha Province authorities. Other fees include property theft of more than $ 10,000 and their kidnapping identifier for money.
Court documents show that investigators are following federal accusations, including conspiracy, presidential assassination, and the use of weapons of mass destruction.
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The teenage father’s husband, Donald Mayer, 51, and the mother, Tatiana Kasap, 35, were found dead inside his home by the Wakisha Ministry of Wakisha on March 1, according to a press statement from the administration.
The teenager Wokisha was charged after his parents were shot to death.
The Sharif administration has issued an inspection note and says that it had found materials on the teenager’s phone related to “nine angles arrangement”, which is “a network of individuals who hold extremist views of Nazi Nazis,” according to the investigators.
The FBI has reviewed the documents claimed to be written by a teenager, which calls for the assassination of Trump and the start of a “white race to save” revolution, according to the federal court documents.
The alleged writings show pictures of Adolf Hitler with the following text: “Hail Hitler Hail the White Race Hail Victory”, according to court documents.
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In the federal statement, investigators said: “He was in contact with other parties about his plan to kill the president and topple the US government.
“The other parties, which CASAP were in contact with, seem to be aware of his plan and actions and have assisted CASAP in implementing it,” according to the written statement.
Casab was in court on April 9 to attend a preliminary session on charges of his mandate. It has not yet made an appeal and is still in reservation. His appearance on the next court is a trial on May 7, according to the heads of the Wakisha Provincial Court.
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