Nicole Boover, 19, is accused of trying to kill her mother for inheritance money. (Photo by OPP)
Clad in an orange OPP jumpsuit, Nicole Boover, an LSU student who allegedly tried to shoot her mother to death to claim an inheritance, appeared before an Orleans Parish judge Wednesday night. Magistrate Commissioner Robert Blackburn set Boover's bond at $500,000 on the attempted first-degree murder charge.
Blackburn asked Boover, 19, whether she could afford a lawyer. "No, sir," she replied. Blackburn appointed a public defender for Boover.
Prosecutors say Boover knocked on her mother's front door in the Esplanade at City Park Apartments on Monday about 4:30 a.m. and smiled through the peephole until her mother opened the door.
Boover's mother found her daughter aiming a silver handgun at her, police said. The woman slammed the door shut and locked it. Boover then allegedly fired three shots at the door and fled in her car back to her dorm room on LSU's campus, police said. Her mother was not injured.
Boover's alleged accomplice and fellow LSU student, Nathan Andrew Yuhas, 18, confessed that he was anticipating a $50,000 cut of Boover's inheritance money, according to court documents. The pair had bought gloves, duct tape and masks similar to those worn by the killers in the "Scream" movies, according to an NOPD application for an arrest warrant.
Yuhas allegedly told police that he and Boover intended to leave the state after? the killing was carried out, but the supposed murder plot went awry and both he and Boover ended up in custody.
After being alerted by Boover's stepfather that she was likely on her way to LSU's campus, LSU police found Boover's car with Yuhas inside. Boover was apprehended at her campus dorm. Both were arrested.
Boover was booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish jail on Monday with being a fugitive wanted on a charge of attempted first-degree murder in New Orleans, as well as simple possession of marijuana. Yuhas was jailed in that same facility on Wednesday on a count of being a fugitive suspected in New Orleans of serving as a principal to attempted first-degree murder. Boover was transferred to Orleans Parish Prison on Wednesday, where she was was booked on an attempted first-degree murder charge.
Staff writer John Simerman contributed to this report.
Source: http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2012/10/bond_set_at_500000_for_lsu_stu.html
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