The public prosecutors in the Wakisha Province charged Nikita Kasab, 17, to kill his mother and her husband inside their home in Wisconsin in February.
The federal authorities in the court documents reported that a teenager from Wisconsin killed his parents “to obtain the necessary financial and independence resources” to kill President Donald Trump and topple the US government.
Last March, Nikita Casab was charged with two first -class deaths and two accusations of hiding the body, according to the Wakisha Province authorities. Other accusations include stealing property of more than $ 10,000, and embezzlement of an identity for money.
Court documents show that investigators seek federal charges that include conspiracy, assassination of the president, and the use of weapons of mass destruction.
On March 1, the Wakisha District Police said, according to a statement issued by it, that the husband of the teenager, Donald Mayer, 51, and his mother, Tatiana Casab, 35, were found dead inside their house by a administration.
According to the investigators, the police department issued an inspection note, and said that it had found materials on the teenage phone related to the “Nine angels Group”, which is “a network of individuals who embrace extremist opinions with racist motives, similar to the new Nazis.”
According to the documents of the Federal Court, the FBI has reviewed documents claiming to be the teenager, who calls for the assassination of Trump and the start of a revolution “to save the white race.”
According to court documents, the alleged writings show pictures of Adolf Hitler with the following text: “Long live Hitler, live the white sweat, live victory.”
“He was in contact with other parties regarding his plan to kill the president and topple the United States government. At least, he paid at least the price of a drone and explosives to use it as a weapon of mass destruction to carry out an attack.”
According to the testimony, “It seems that other parties, Kasab, was in contact with her, was aware of his plan and work, and helped him implement them.”
Casab appeared before the court on April 9 for a preliminary hearing on the charges against him.
The defendant has not yet been guilty, and he is still in detention. And his next appearance before the court is May 7, according to the records of the Wakisha Provincial Court.
