聯邦調查局稱，青少年殺害父母是川普暗殺陰謀的一部分

A shocking incident has occurred in Wisconsin, where a 17-year-old high school student named Nikita Casap is accused of killing his parents as part of a disturbing plot to assassinate President Donald Trump. According to the FBI, the bodies of his mother, Tatiana Casap, aged 35, and his stepfather, Donald Mayer, aged 51, were discovered in their home on February 28. The police were alerted to check on the family after Nikita had not attended school for two weeks. Upon their arrival, authorities found Mr. Mayer had suffered a gunshot wound to the head, while Ms. Casap had multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators have revealed that Nikita's phone contained materials linked to a neo-Nazi group known as the Order of Nine Angles, along with writings that expressed admiration for Adolf Hitler. These findings raise serious concerns about his intentions, as the court documents suggest he had detailed plans to assassinate Trump as part of a larger scheme to overthrow the government. Nikita faces serious charges, including first-degree intentional homicide and seven additional felony counts, such as hiding a corpse and identity theft. The investigation took a turn when police stopped Nikita in Kansas while he was driving a 2018 Volkswagen Atlas that belonged to his stepfather. Inside the vehicle, officers discovered Mr. Mayer's Smith & Wesson . 357 pistol, several credit cards belonging to the couple, valuable jewelry, a pried-open safe, and a significant amount of cash, most of which was hidden inside a Bible. The authorities believe that the double murder was an attempt by Nikita to gain the financial resources and independence necessary to execute his violent plans. Furthermore, it has come to light that Nikita was in communication with individuals in Russia regarding his intentions to kill his parents. Reports indicate that he had even financed a drone and explosives for an attack and had plans to flee to Ukraine. The FBI has stated that he was in contact with others about his plot to assassinate the president and to instigate a revolution against the United States government. Nikita had a preliminary court hearing on April 9, but he has not yet entered a plea regarding the charges. His next court appearance is scheduled for May 7, where he will formally be informed of the charges against him. He is currently being held on a bond of one million dollars.