Angelo Nelson, Black Man, Killed By White Milwaukee Neighbor
Angelo Nelson should be alive today to bring the joy and happiness that his family members and friends say he brought them for 50 years of his life. Unfortunately, he can no longer do that because his neighbor killed him.
According to Law and crimeNelson was gunned down by his 31-year-old Milwaukee neighbor, Dominic Nosacek, on February 2. Nosacek turned himself in to the Department of Homeland Security and admitted to the crime, saying, “I just killed a militiaman, I shot him in the head.”
A criminal complaint states that Nosacek told law enforcement investigators that he was “harassed” by Nelson, whom he described as a “terrorist.” He said that after he killed Nelson with an AK-47 rifle, he went back to his apartment and did his taxes. When questioned by police, Nosacek openly admitted that he intended to kill Nelson, saying:
“Yes, because they are militia.”
If you think to yourself that this white man is no good, you might be right. Nosacek told police he had a history of “psychosis and depression,” but he believed Nelson and another group of unnamed men were blackmailing him.
Nelson's best friend, D'Juan Hill, spoke exclusively with FOX6:
“It was someone's own personal mental stability that my friend took from me,” Hill said. “I want the world to know about Angelo Nelson.”
Nelson's sister Kenyanta Thomas has started a GoFundMe campaign to help raise funds for Nelson's funeral and other related expenses.
“Many of you may know about the passing of my brother Angelo Nelson, who was murdered in his apartments on February 2, 2026,” she wrote.
“This has been very difficult for our family and very hard for our mother emotionally and financially. We are asking everyone who loved Angelo if you would be kind enough to contribute to the funeral expenses. Thank you very much.”
At this time, Nosacek has been charged with first-degree murder and bail jumping in connection with a separate case. His bond has been set at $251,000, and he remains in custody until his next court appearance.
Rest in peace, Angelo Nelson.
