LIVE HEARING: ‘Student of the Month’ Double Murder – WI v. Nikita Casap
January 9, 2026
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17:56Now PlayingLIVE HEARING: ‘Student of the Month’ Double Murder – WI v. Nikita Casap
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as posted by the channelA Wisconsin teen accused of killing his mother and stepfather while plotting to overthrow the U.S. government is expected to plead guilty to two counts of intentional homicide in court Thursday morning. Prosecutors say Nikita Casap fatally shot the couple, lived with their decomposing bodies for days, fled the state in a stolen car, and sent fake texts posing as his stepfather before his arrest in Kansas. Investigators allege the killings were meant to fund a violent extremist plot outlined in a manifesto, and Casap now faces life in prison if the plea is accepted.
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