Tag: cyberstalking
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My Letter to the Federal Judge Overseeing Luke Wenke’s Criminal Case
I wrote this letter to the judge overseeing Luke Wenke’s case in December 2023. Wenke had just been released from jail on an ankle monitor…
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Luke Wenke Takes His Crusade to a City Council Meeting (Video)
To watch the video of Luke Wenke rambling at an Olean City Council meeting on August 22, 2023, scroll to the very bottom of the…
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Ending My Friendship with Luke Wenke After He Advertised Me as a Prostitute to Fellow Inmates
I am actually posting this before I post a different video that I made, so any mentioning of “my last video” refers to a video…
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A lovely throw pillow at Luke Wenke’s residence.Luke Wenke is a loud and proud racist who frequently uses derogatory slang and supports Derek Chauvin.
To skip right to the screen shots, scroll down. Luke Wenke appears to think that it’s acceptable to not only harbour racist beliefs, but to…
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Chautauqua County Sheriff’s OfficeWhy I Created the Luke Wenke Files
A few people have asked why I made a website featuring Luke Wenke’s court documents. I apologise for how long this article is, but this…
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Less Than a Week After Being Released on an Ankle Monitor, Luke Wenke Was Sent Back to Jail
Luke Wenke Partially Regains His Freedom In December 2023, Luke Wenke was released from the Cattaraugus County Jail on a GPS ankle monitor while…
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After Violating Probation, Luke Wenke Was Given Even Stricter Rules
In August 2023, convicted cyberstalker Luke Wenke (USA v. Luke Wenke, 1:22-cr-00035) was found guilty of violating probation by sending a scathing, rage-fuelled email to…
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USA v. Luke Wenke – Court Transcript – June 2023
The following is a transcript from a court hearing after Luke Wenke was charged with violating his supervised release in May of 2023 (USA v.…
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Judgment: U.S. v. Luke Wenke
Document 42 clarifies that Luke Wenke was convicted of cyberstalking in USA v. Luke Wenke (1:22-cr-00035) and that a second charge (interstate threats) was dropped…
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Luke Wenke pleads guilty to felony cyberstalking, avoiding a trial at the eleventh hour.
In April 2022, Luke Wenke of Olean, New York pleaded guilty to cyberstalking in federal criminal court. He was sentenced to 18 months in prison…