The Luke Wenke Files

…where internet yelling meets the public record

Tag: Victim 1

  • EMAIL: Luke Wenke Vows To “NEVER GO THE FUCK AWAY”

    EMAIL: Luke Wenke Vows To “NEVER GO THE FUCK AWAY”

    Luke Wenke sent the following email to the judge who oversaw his first federal cyberstalking case, as well as: Western New York businessman Carl Paladino, New York Senator George Borrello, New York Assemblyman David DiPietro, U.S. Representative Nick Langworthy, Cattaraugus County Legislator Laurie Hunt, and…


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  • EMAIL: Luke Wenke Makes Threatens to Dox Me, Falsely Accuses Me of Hacking

    EMAIL: Luke Wenke Makes Threatens to Dox Me, Falsely Accuses Me of Hacking

    Luke Wenke often speaks of himself in plural form, and I think he does this to make it sound as if there are actually people helping him with his unhinged campaign to destroy lives. In short, I believe it’s an intimidation tactic to make a…


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  • After His First Probation Violation Arrest, Luke Wenke Was Ordered To Delete His X/Twitter Account

    After His First Probation Violation Arrest, Luke Wenke Was Ordered To Delete His X/Twitter Account

    In May of 2023 – less than six weeks following his release from federal prison – Luke Wenke was arrested in Olean, New York for violating the conditions of his supervised release. More specifically, Wenke was accused of indirectly contacting his cyberstalking victim (the Minnesota…


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  • USA v. Luke Wenke | Judgment | 08/18/2022

    USA v. Luke Wenke | Judgment | 08/18/2022

    After pleading guilty to cyberstalking in federal court in April 2022, Luke Wenke was sentenced to 18 months of incarceration followed by three years of supervised release. The document below details the conditions he was expected to follow upon reentering the free world. In addition…


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  • USA v. Luke Wenke | Plea Agreement | 1:22-cr-00035

    USA v. Luke Wenke | Plea Agreement | 1:22-cr-00035

    In April 2022, Luke Wenke pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of cyberstalking. In exchange for his guilty plea, the prosecution dismissed a charge of making interstate threats and recommended an 18-month prison sentence followed by three years of supervised release. USA v.…


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  • USA v. Luke Wenke – Indictment

    USA v. Luke Wenke – Indictment

    On March 15th, 2022, Luke Wenke was formally indicted on federal charges of cyberstalking and making interstate threats. Wenke was accused of stalking, harassing, and threatening a Minnesota-based criminal defense attorney (“Victim 1”), who was representing Wenke’s romantic obsession, Ryan (also called Benjamin), in a…


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  • Creepy Unwanted Letters I Received From Luke Wenke Despite Court-Imposed Contact Ban

    Creepy Unwanted Letters I Received From Luke Wenke Despite Court-Imposed Contact Ban

    In August of 2023, I received an unwanted letter from Luke Wenke, whom I had ended my friendship with more than a year earlier following his arrest for cyberstalking. It contained the forged signature of another victim and listed the person’s former address in North…


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  • Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries | Katie Obsession

    Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries | Katie Obsession

    Luke Wenke has been harassing and stalking me since I ended our friendship nearly four years ago. For a long time, I ignored him and stayed silent, hoping he’d eventually leave me alone. But that never happened — in fact, as the following screenshots demonstrate,…


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  • Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries – Letter Writing Obsession

    Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries – Letter Writing Obsession

    Luke Wenke’s affinity for writing and sending letters en masse became more than evident during his time in jail and prison. Over a nine-month-period alone, he sent more than 200 letters from jail while receiving no more than a handful. Despite the vast majority of…


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  • Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries – Topix

    Luke Wenke Screenshot Galleries – Topix

    For those who are familiar with the so-called “Topix era” of Luke Wenke’s seemingly lifelong campaign to meddle in others’ lives, you don’t need the introduction. For everyone else: If you’ve never heard of it, the now-defunct Topix website hosted local message boards based on…


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