Stepfather accused of shooting his mother's death, found to be broken down at home in Wisconsin
A 17-year-old Wisconsin boy was found severely broken down at home in February after he was linked to a shooting death by his mother and stepfather.
Nikita Casap was charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide, two counts of concealing corpse, movable property theft, movable special fact theft, unconsensual theft and driving a vehicle, and two counts of abuse of ID information to obtain currency.
According to a report from affiliate Fox 6 Milwaukee, the court commissioner set the bail at $1 million and dismissed the previous car theft against him.
Authorities claim that the body of Donald Mayer and his wife Tatiana were found at their home in Wisconsin and their son shot them. (witi)
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The body of Donald Mayer and his wife Tatiana were reportedly found severely disintegrating Casap's stepfather and mother in their home on February 28, the report said.
Prosecutors accused CASAP of shooting and killing his parents on February 11, more than two weeks before his body was found.
Officials said the 17-year-old, who “fantasized” to kill his parents and committed suicide, told a female classmate about the plot of killing the couple.
Officials said Casap “fantasized” to kill his parents and commit suicide, telling a female classmate about the disturbing plot. (witi)
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The report said the lens from the surveillance camera showed a camera pointing at Donald Mayer's body, covering a blanket and pillow.
Casap was allegedly found entering the room in the video “keep the candle lit” and even looked at the camera and said, “so you can see him there.”
On February 23, authorities claimed he left the house in his parents' SUV, traveling through Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado before being arrested in a rural area in northwest Kansas.
Donald Mayer, Wisconsin, and his wife, Tatiana. (witi)
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Police investigators were able to track the telegram message before asking a Russian spokesperson for suspected murder, “…in Ukraine, will I be able to live a normal life? Even if I found out I did.”
According to the report, CASAP told female classmates that he had been in contact with a Russian man.
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The Russians knew about the boy's plan to pick up his passport, car and domestic dog and flee to Ukraine, the report said.
