The girl's father who killed 2 at the Wisconsin School

The father of a 15-year-old who shot and killed a teacher and classmate in her wiscons Christian School last December was arrested and charged with several criminals in connection with the deadly attack, the police said.

The 42 -year -old Jeffrey Ruppnow was arrested on Thursday and accused of contributing to the crime of a child, and two cases to provide a dangerous weapon available to a person under the age of 18, which led to death, said Madison's police authority.

Rupnov's daughter Natalie “Samantha” Rupnow, who died of a self -inflicted firewound after shooting on December 16, had “regular access” to firearms and a “fascination for weapons and shootings in school”, which made it obvious by personal objects that were recovered at home, said Madison police chief John Patterson.

These elements included a self -written manifesto entitled “Was against Humanity” and drawings and videos “All detailed interests in mass violence,” said Patterson at a press conference.

A cardboard model and hand -drawn floor plans of the abundant life round Christian School, where the shootout took place, were also recovered in the house, which she shared with her father, as can be seen from a criminal complaint obtained from the local wm.

“The restored objects were annoying, alarming and had every average person [concern] of violence, ”said Patterson.

The older Rupnow told the detective that he had three rifles and nine pistols in a weapon in his house that he had bought. He stored an additional weapon under his bed he said that he planned to give his daughter for Christmas, according to the complaint.

“There was a weapon safe in the apartment. Due to our examination, the teenager did not prevent regular access to firearms,” ​​said Patterson.

“I have the weapons through lies and manipulation and the stupidity of my fathers,” wrote the teenager in documents that were recovered from their house.

Rupnow, who had no lawyer who represents him, planned his first court appearance for Friday.