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The gruesome discovery was made on February 28th, when officers responded to a wellness check at the family’s Cider Hills Drive residence. That’s when they uncovered the murder scene, and the investigation began to unravel a far more sinister motive than a tragic domestic incident.
Local prosecutors initially charged Casap with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide, but the case quickly escalated when the FBI uncovered evidence suggesting Casap was plotting a terror attack—one targeting Donald Trump.
A classmate at Waukesha West High School came forward in March, claiming she saw a disturbing three-page manifesto on Casap’s phone. In it, the teen allegedly called for President Trump’s assassination and laid out plans involving bombs and drone attacks. “The affidavit states that his manifesto included discussions of bomb-making and coordinating a terrorist attack.”
Investigators later found that Casap had already purchased explosive components and was attempting to acquire a drone—presumably for use in his deadly plot.
Authorities also searched the vehicle belonging to Mayer and found evidence supporting their theory. The SUV, which Casap had driven across state lines, contained a broken-open safe, stolen electronics, jewelry, and roughly $14,000 in cash—resources authorities believe were being gathered to fund the assassination plot.
Even more disturbing, officials say the young man’s manifesto included white supremacist rhetoric and a copy of a neo-Nazi text titled The Order of Nine Angels, linking the plot to extremist ideologies that have increasingly found homes in the darker corners of the internet.
Casap is currently being held on a $1 million bond and is expected to be arraigned on May 7th. Meanwhile, federal prosecutors are working closely with the FBI to pursue additional charges tied to conspiracy, attempted assassination of a U.S. president, and weapons of mass destruction.
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If proven true, this would mark the fourth attempt on President Trump’s life in less than a year.
The most serious attack came on July 15, 2024, when Trump was hit by a bullet during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Just a month later, Secret Service agents intercepted another would-be assassin hiding in the bushes near Trump’s golf course residence in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Then, according to Politico, an international assassination plot emerged in February when intelligence reports revealed Iranian actors had drawn up plans to shoot down Trump’s private aircraft using surface-to-air missiles.
As the threats pile up, it’s becoming alarmingly clear: President Trump is under relentless assault—not just politically, but physically.
And now, with this latest attempt linked to a disturbed teenager and a house of horrors in Wisconsin, Americans are once again reminded of the dangerous undercurrents lurking beneath the surface of our divided nation.
