Girl, 15, slashed her younger brother's throat and planned to kill her parents so she could run away with her 23-year-old boyfriend

• Roksana Sikorski set in motion her 'horrifying plan' on Friday [/*:m:mjl8any8]
• Was encouraged by Michael Rivera, 23, in texts messages beforehand[/*:m:mjl8any8]
• She stabbed her 12-year-old brother and tried to attack her younger sister[/*:m:mjl8any8]
• Escaped with Rivera and both were arrested early on Friday morning[/*:m:mjl8any8]
• They have both been charged and had their bail set at $1 million[/*:m:mjl8any8][/list:u:mjl8any8]

A 15-year-old [color="Blue"]White girl accused of stabbing her 12-year-old brother and attempting to stab her younger sister as part of a plot to kill her family and run away with her 23-year-old [color="blue"]nigger boyfriend appeared in court in Detroit on Thursday.

Roksana Sikorski has had her bail set at $1 million and has been charged as an adult with four counts of conspiracy to commit murder and one count of assault after putting in action her plot, encouraged by boyfriend, Michael Rivera.

The 'truly haunting' attack began at 2am last Friday at the family's Detroit home when Sikorski attacked her younger sibling's first and then allegedly planned to kill her parents while Rivera sat outside in his car giving instructions via text.

Rivera faces the same charges as well as a felonious assault charge. He was ordered held on $1 million bond Sunday.

The Detroit prosecutor's office said that after Sikorski stabbed her brother in the throat his screams alerted her parents, who rushed to his aid.

He was taken to the Mott Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor and is expected to recover after surgery.

Sikorski and Rivera fled the scene and police found them at a home in Detroit's southwest side and took them into custody at 8am on Friday morning.

'He was using her to do his dirty work. She was under this man's spell,' the girl's mother told reporters after the hearing.
According to ClickDetroit, Sikorski's parents, Laurene and Jeff, told the court they have a 'strong bond' with their daughter and want to be there for her through these 'difficult times.

'I think she just thought this guy loved her and she wanted to do whatever he told her, and she was very vulnerable and she has a mental disorder and she needs help,' said Laurene Sikorski. 'I want to make sure she gets help.'

The couple said they adopted the girl and her two younger siblings from Poland when she was 4 1/2 years old. They said she had been receiving treatment for depression.

'They came from a very, very, very bad background,' defense attorney Leslie Posner told reporters. 'They were locked in closets, beaten' by their biological parents in Poland.

It was not known if Rivera has a lawyer.