Who Is Brandon Caserta?
Brandon Caserta is a 28-year-old man who is currently being investigated for plotting to kidnap an American Governor. It had come to the notice of police that he had been communicating with an Iraqi extremist living in Iraq which revealed that Caserta was planning a terror attack on the United States of America in 2019. The plot was revealed after a phone conversation between the two leaders got recorded. Who is Brandon Caserta? Is he a political radical? An anti-government critic? No, not quite. He’s an entertainment journalist with a Youtube channel who was arrested for allegedly plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Rick Snyder. He’s a politician, a former State Senate candidate, and now one of the most interesting individuals in the history of Michigan politics. He’s just been arrested for plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and make him sign an anti-union workers’ rights bill into law.
Arrested For Plotting To Kidnap Charges Explained!
Celebrity gossip is often more reliable than the headlines, but you might be surprised at this one. Brandon Caserta, well known in the online fitness world and creator of the site ‘FitTea.com’ was arrested over the weekend on charges of plotting to Kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. What do you do if you’re in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and want to kidnap the governor of Michigan? Well, you make a website about yourself and wait for people to find it. It looks like Brandon Caserta did just that. Caserta expressed his intent to kidnap the Michigan Governor on a WordPress site he made about himself earlier today, before being apprehended by police. Brandon Caserta, the Michigan native, is a lead defendant in a massive plot to kidnap Governor of Michigan, Rick Snyder. Prosecutors believe he’s been involved in committing more than 40 federal crimes and planning on kidnapping the Governor. He is also on the FBI’s most-wanted list. According to court documents, the FBI believes Caserta was involved in the kidnapping plot to effectuate a $20 million ransom.
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