Wisconsin Teen Charged in Parents' Murders Tied to Trump Assassination Plot

New FBI affidavits reveal Nikita Casap's extremist motives, detailing plans involving drones, explosives, and a manifesto advocating political chaos.

Nikita Casap, 17, allegedly murdered his mother and stepfather to fund a plot to assassinate President Donald Trump and incite political upheaval.
FBI affidavits describe Casap's extremist manifesto, which includes antisemitic and white supremacist rhetoric and references to Adolf Hitler.
Court documents reveal plans to use a drone and explosives as weapons of mass destruction to target Trump and possibly Vice President JD Vance.
Casap is accused of collaborating with foreign contacts, including a Russian individual, and planning to flee to Ukraine after the attack.
The legal case against Casap is intensifying, with new evidence solidifying his motives and detailing the scope of the alleged conspiracy.