17-year-old in Wisconsin allegedly killed parents as part of a plot to assassinate US president, FBI says

A teenager supposedly killed his parents as part of a plot to kill the president of the United States, Donald Trump, federal authorities say in recently revealed judicial documents.

The alleged murder of their parents seemed to be an effort to achieve “financial means and autonomy” to carry out their plan, the researchers said.

Casap faces nine charges for serious crimes, including two first -degree murder positions and two charges of hiding a corpse, according to the Waukesha County Court file.

His mother, Tatiana Casap, and her stepfather, Donald Mayer, were found dead inside her house by gunshot wounds. The authorities believe they were killed on February 11. The Wakeeney Police Department in Kansas initially arrested Casap for stealing the SUV of its stepfather and having a firearm.

The Waukesha County Sheriff’s office obtained a search warrant and found material on the Casap phone related to the “order of nine angles”, which is “a network of individuals who have extremist opinions with new and Nazi racial motivation,” according to judicial documents. They also found photos and communications that refer to a self -described manifesto regarding murdering the president, making terrorist bombs and attacks, according to the researchers.

In the vehicle, the Sheriff’s office found an open safe, jewelry for women, electronics, approximately US14,000 ($ 22,000) and bank documents.

A three -page document found by the FBI required Trump’s murder to create a political revolution in the United States and “save the white race.”

“As for why, specifically Trump, I think it is quite obvious. By getting rid of the president and perhaps of the vice president, who is guaranteed to bring chaos,” said an extract of the document, according to the affidavit.

The document also contained images of Adolf Hitler together with the text: “Hail Hitler Hail The White Race Hail Victory.”

The FBI also found an image and messages on his phone with information on how to use a drone as an attack drone, according to the documents. He paid, at least in part, for a drone and explosives to commit an attack, the researchers said. They had also found photos of the front and posterior of Mayer’s credit and debit cards, and the username and password of a bank account.

The 17 -year -old classmate told the Sheriff’s office in March that Casap had told him that he planned to kill his parents but did not have access to a gun, according to the affidavit.

Later, Casap told the classmate that he would be friends with someone who had a gun and rob it, according to the affidavit. The Court document also said that Casap told his classmate that he was in contact with someone in Russia and that they planned to overthrow the United States government and kill Trump.

Casap is scheduled to read charges on May 7, according to the Waukesha County Court file.