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Man Kills, Files Taxes, Surrenders to Feds
6 Feb
Summary
- Suspect allegedly murdered a man after an argument.
- He then completed his annual tax return before surrendering.
- Mental health struggles were cited by the suspect's mother.
A 31-year-old man is in custody in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, facing first-degree homicide charges for a fatal shooting that occurred on Monday, February 2. The suspect, identified as Dominic Francis Nosacek, allegedly shot and killed 50-year-old Angelo Nelson in an apartment hallway following an argument.
Following the incident, Nosacek reportedly returned to his residence, where he completed his annual tax return. He then drove to a Homeland Security building to turn himself in to authorities, stating, "I just killed someone."
Court records indicate Nosacek has a history of mental health issues, including depression and psychosis. His mother released a statement expressing heartbreak over Nelson's death and emphasizing her son's urgent need for mental health treatment.
Nelson was remembered by friends and family at a vigil as a vibrant individual who brought energy and light to those around him. He was described as a beloved figure, often seen as an uncle or big brother, and the "life of the party."
